Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-27
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The McNeill Club had full rehearsal last
night.
The Fay car has arrived. and the railroad en-
pioyes will be settled With to-day.
A Republican caucus for the upper part Of the
Third Ward is announced TO be held at Shear S
Hall to morrow evening.
Gallagher, the young man stabbed by Steve
Butler the saloon keeper. on Monday, is said TO
be in a fair way to recovery.
1t is reported that the Southern Pacific COM
pany will at an early day light their depots,
shops and yards with electricity.
The delinquenttax sale did not attract very
many buyers yesterday. II will be resumed az
10 A. NJ. to-day, on the Courthouse steps.
Sylvester Tryon, the wooden mills man, an
nounces himself as candidate for the Office of
Street Commissioner, subject TO the decision of
the Republican City Convention.
The City Board of Education, being inter-
viewed yesterday, all said that they are in favor
of keeping salaries as they are at present. None
will be raised or lowered this year.
The Turner masquerade will take place at
Turner Hall, Thursday night. The list will close
tomorrow evening. Carriages to and from the
ball will be furnished on application TO the Sec
rotary. for 81 20 a load.
The accompanies at the Young Ladies' Insti-
tute entertainment, were Mrs. Maggie Breen,
Miss Nellie Sheehan and Miss Annie Winters.
Mr.. Lohmeyer sang Ehren on the Rhine" and
and Mrs. Addie Carter, an Irish air by Mo-
schelles.
Governor Waterman appointed the following
Notaries yesterday: John ]. Burke, Concord;
George N. Gill, Independence; Joseph H. Lando,
Ukiah: B. A. Eardley, Pacific Grove; L. c..
Arnold, Stockton; Henry H Hildreth, Santa
Cruz; Edw. A. Martin, shingleiown.
In the trotting race, mile heats, three in five,
at Agricultural Park, between Fred Kertland' 5
bay horse Freeport, James Condon's brown
mare Nellie, and John Hacks dun horse Pilot,
Freeport took the first, second and fourth
heats. winning the race and purse Of Sl25. The
fourth heat was made in 2:56, over very slow
track.
Yesterday afternoon officer Franks arrested e
young man on Front and NJ streets who was
endeavoring TO dispose of some new cutlery at
a price far below its value. He was taken to
the police station and locked up on suspicion.
He had on his person two pocket knives, two
be one of gang who robbed hardware store
in Woodland a few days since.
The Odd Fellows Social Club (colored) gave a
reception last evening at Pioneer Hall, and an
enjoyable occasion was had. An impromptu
programme was rendered, consisting OF a
piano solo by W. Page; quartet, bs Small, But
Ter and the Cogar brothers; vocal solo, Mrs.
Edgar; solo, Ray Butler: solo, A. Walton. and
quartet, by Glee Club. Refreshments were
served and dancing concluded the occasion.
Many friends from San Francisco were present.
Carl Browne, of the Los Angeles Cactus, re-
turned to Sacramento last light. His special
edition on Sacramento is to appear next week.
IL Will contain, he states, portraits of President
Harrison land his Cabinet" Governor Water
man and other State officers, prominent State
Senators and Assemblymen, views of Sacra-
mento and vicinity, etc. MIR. Browne states
that IN addition to the regular circulation of
the Cactus, supply is to be sent to California
on Wheels" Carl is nothing if not original,
and 1t is safe to say every thing will be new in
his Capital City edition.