Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
RRIEF NOTES.


The stage of the river last night was
twenty feet and one inch.
Installation of officers of Naomi Chapter,
0. E. s., at Masonic Temple this evening.
The pay-car surprised the railroad en-
ployes by showing up in this city yesterday
morning, ready to pay of.
The Mcneil Club rendered social last
evening at Pytnian Castle to the ladies who
aided in the performances of the Chimes
of Normandy"
1t appears that James Brady, who is
serving short term in the city prison for
stealing an overcoat from the Y. NJ. G. A.
hall, also stole an overcoat from the State
Library.
Suit to foreclose a mortgage has been
commenced by the Occidental Building and
Loan Association against L. H. Todhunter.
The debt was originally s., 200, but is now
50 ,562 y.
There died in this city yesterday Gus
tavus A. Hemenway, who had been ship
carpenter here for upward of twenty years.
Deceased was SO years of age, and native
of Maine.
The funeral of w. M. Hayford took
place at Colfax, where W. B. Hayford and
wife, the parents of the young man, reside.
Deceased was highly esteemed both at his
old home and in this city.
1t was not Foreman Guthrie who COM
planned Of the untidiness of a member of
No. Engine Company to the Fire Com
missioners ON Monday evening, but the
assistant engineer of the same name.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has elected the following officers Presi-
dent, G. II. Dunn; Vice-President W. s..
Bassett Treasurer, c. A. Maydwell; Clerk,
Walter Wylie; General Secretary, A. w.
Wadsworth.
Grand Master J. n. Young and Grand
Lecturer W. H. Barnes, of the A. o. U. W.,
have written District Deputy j. E. Harlow
that they contemplate visiting this city for
the purpose of holding public meeting in
the interest of the Order.
Judgment has been given by Justice
Henry in favor of plaintiff in the suit of
E. J. Boden VS.. Ben Bow Lodge, Sons of
ST. George. Boden claimed that $50 was
due him from the benefit fund for the
funeral expenses of his wife.
On last Monday evening st. Paul's Chap
ter, No. 2S6, Brotherhood of st. Andrew,
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term Edward Gerrish, President; c.
J. Ettell first Vice President; Paul Maslin,
second Vice-President; G. V. Watson, Sec
rotary; Charles Heisen, Jr., Treasurer; D.
Nield, Chaplain.
Some $50 folding chairs, now being made
in the East, will be received here and
placed in the concert and lecture hall of
Pythian Castle. The Directors have de-
cided to fit the hall fronting on Ninth
street as a lodge-room. Fuller's patent
opera chairs have been placed in the lodge
rooms and in the gallery of the hall.
At the meeting of the Fire Commission
ers on Monday evening these claims were
allowed Huntingdon Hopkins Company,
81 so, Bell Conservatory, S23; Van Voor-
HES & Co., So; Friend & Terry, 50 81; Root
Nielsen & Co., repairing engine No. 3,
S465 65; a. J. Van Zandt, $50 SO; A. C.
Tufts, 75c; c. H. Krebs & Co., 81 55; S.
Roth, 81 80; George Schroth & Co., SIG Sc;
J. A. Martin, 81 80; J. Hahn, 81; Neubourg
& Lagos, IS "a; w. c. Oliver, 50; W. F.
Cutler, S.; W. J. King, 81; Sullivan, Kelly
& Co., 81; Whittier, Fuller g. Co., $40 80;
c. McCreary g. Co., So 81; E. P. Figg, 81 40;
A. S. Hopkins & Bro, 60c.; ]. f. Phelps,
81 %; R. Campbell, S. so; P. ]. Coffey &
Son, 81; L. L. Lewis & Co., $50; Standard
Oil Company, 81 so; L. A. Mclean, So; R.
]. Van VOORHEES,, So; Baker & Hamilton,
81 81; Wetzel & Sons, S.; S. S. Nixon, So;
NJ. McElaney, $40; D. Ahern, s.; S. Nc
Donald, S. 80. J. McGillivray, $45; G. A.
Fisk, SIS; Capital Gas Company, $24.