Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-13
LOCAL BREYITIES.

House.
Mrs. Scullion was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon by officer Frazee and locked up in
the city prison for being drunk.
The ladies of Horatio Stebbins auxil-
iary 10 the Unitarian Society. will give a
social party at Turner Hall tonight.
The Internal Revenue Office is to be re-
moved from Second and streets to the
Ciunie building, corner of Eighth and X
sheets.
The amount of cash on hand in the State
Treasury yesterday was Sl,946,0l0 Al,
which is 81 81 in excess of the amount the
Controllers books call for.
Twenty-Five feet of garden hose was
stolen last evening from the store of D. W.
Chamberlin, GLIB K street. As yet no clue
to the thief has been obtained.
Deputy Sheriff Parker yesterday took to
the Stockton Insane Asylum Daniel Burke
the man who was sent In from the County
Hospital and adjudged to be insane.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick, of Calvary Baptist
Church, will lecture in the a. NJ. e. Church
tonight on Egypt, Old and New" His
lecture will be illustrated with stereopli-
con.
On Sunday, at Snowflake Park, game
of baseball Will be played between the
Atlas of this city, and the Emersons of
Central Park League, San Francisco. The
game will be called at 2:15 P. NJ.
Contractor Coville, who is erecting a
house for Charles Hooper, on street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth was struck on
the head with a piece of scent!ing by a
plasterer at work on the building.
The examination of the charge of as
sault with deadly weapon against Peter
Erickson, which was to have taken place
before Justice c. n, Post yesterday after
noon, was postponed until Monday next.
The Red Mems picnic committee met
last evening. and elected the foil wing Off
GERS: President. Henry Runckle; Vice
President, J. B. Burdge; Secretary, f. B.
Wilson; Treasurer, j. 2. Counts. They
decided to hold their picnic on Saturday,
May 18Th.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate up to II O'Clock last night:
Raphael Vasquez, drunk. by officer Frazee;
Joe Peters, vagrancy by officer Ash Leroy
Fisher, common drunk, by officer Frazee;
Fong Long, misdemeanor, by Deputy As
SCISSOR Edred.
E. Steffens, gentleman from Minnesota,
and brother of Mr. Steffens, of this CITY, has
bought piece of land of George Gardiner,
near Rock creek. Mr. Steffens has gone
back to Minnesota to dispose of his prop
erty there, and will be back in the fail 10
settle permanently in California
The ladies of the Congregational Church
will hold social in the church pariors
this evening. There will be fine musical
and literary programme, in which Mr.. San
born, Miss Griswold, Miss Verdi johnson.
Miss Dray, Mr.. Griswold, DR.. Milliken,
Frank WEIGH and Maude Jones will take
part.
Bids for refreshments and other privil-
eyes at the Odd Fellows picnic, to be held
at Cothrin's Grove April 18th, will be re-
ceived by the committee up to o'clock
Saturday evening, April 2lst. For full
particulars inquire at the office of the
chairman, DR.. q. B. Glow, corner Sixth and
/ K streets.
The Sacramento Caledonian Club. which
is famous for giving entertaining socals,
will greet their friends at Pioneer Hall to-
night. Every preparation has been made
by Chief Logan and Secretary Wardlaw to
make the entertainment pleasant. They
have extended invitations TO large circle
of acquaintance.
The average temperature yesterday for
this city, as reported by the Signal Service,
was 7l0, being lao warmer than the normal.
| The highest and lowest temperature was
S60 and $50. Eight-six degrees is the
| highest temperature on record for any
| April in Sacramento since the opening of
| the Signal Service Station in this city in
! 1878.
At the regular meeting of Capital Grove,
| No. 66, U. A. o. u. last evening. the follow
| ing officers were elected for the ensuing
| term John Svetrich, J. P. A. Harvey
| Moore, N. A; John II. Dolan, V. A;
To, N{offa = -
| Treasurer; Levi Gardner. Conductor; d. P
Brown, I. G.; H. A. Paralh, o. G.; ].
Buckley, Trustee.
The following patents to the sixteenth
and thirty-sixth sections of the State school
lands have been issued: John Memborf,
| Tuolumne county. 400 acres; a P. Red
| ding, Kern county, $40 acres Charles R.
Kimberlin, Kern, 240 acres. Swamp and
overlooked lands-William G. Collier.
! MERGED, 50 acres Stephen Bsltzly, IA
acres Joseph Evans, Lassen, 12O acres ;
| Ludwig A. Tambrecht, Solano, 90 acres.
Ed. r. Hamilton, of Sacramento, says
the Auburn Republican, has let the con
tract for building a house on the hill
above the station. The building is TO
| be an octagon, with large plete-giass win
dows on every side, and it will be very
! handsome. He and Mr.. Birdsall have
| plduttu olt Il TAI RS OllFe CTCDdTQ on Inc
| place, and they are now laying out their
building lots and planting them with choice
shrubbery.
The San Francisco Bulletin says The
new police boom at Sacramento is sweep
ing clean, but the sweepings are coming
down TO San Francisco Spasms of in
terror virtue always make this city a
refuge of vice. and it seems to be the &C.
copied opinion that the evil here is too
large to be successfully handled and sup
pressed. There was time when San
Francisco made her vicious elements hunt
new locations, and they staid away good
while.
A new company TO be known as the
"Colfax and Iowa Hill Wagon Road Com
pany" has been Incorporated for the pur-
pose of constructing 4 new road from Col
fax to lows Hill over the Stevens trail.
The capital stock is $4,000, of which 1925
has been subscribed for each mile of the
proposed road, and $1,000 actually paid.
| The principal persons interested in the
| company are 7. A. Stevens, S. NJ. Sprague,
J. B. Wbitcomb, r. L. Dunn and Amos
Stevens.