Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The eclipse of the moon came off last
evening according to programme.
Mrs Elliott, the notorious bagnio- keeper
has been released from the County Jail on
$500 bond.
The Sunday overland train, which has
been leaving here at LOS p M for the East
has been discontinued.
w. II. Sherburn will sell full line of
furniture at 10 A. N tomorrow, at 323 K
street. At p M he will sell 200 ladies'
cloaks and dolmans of all sizes and quail
ties.
The pay roll of the State Printer for the
last two weeks amounted to $3.50. There
are now 200 persons employed at the State
Printing Office and still there is a great
rush of work.
a large number of Placerville politicians
are hanging about the Legislature They
want for their county a branch normal
school, branch State prison, branch
insane asylum and, in fact, several other
branches.
George Z. Lukens, Of Ell Dorado county,
announces himself as a candidate for the
position of the Register of U. S. Land
Ofhce Tor this district. His petition has
been circulated throughout his county and
very generally signed by business men,
The dance which was to have taken place
at Swiss Station December 22d, but was
postponed on account of the storm, will be
on Friday evening" the 18th. AS it is a
benefit party with most worthy object.
and the roads and weather are fine, large
attendance Is expected.
The Caledonian Club has installed the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Chief, A. NJ. McCollum First Chieftain,
W. a. Gett, Jr:: Second Chieftain, James
Stewart; Third Chieftain, William Ward
law; Fourth Chieftain, james D. Warrack:
for Directors-Tom Scott, William E Sims
James G. Stewart. Peter Durno and John
Morrison.
Mrs. Sallie White, District Grand Master
Rebekah Degree Lodges, l. o. O. F., left for
Gait Tuesday evening to install the lodge
at that place. Last evening the officers of
the Elk Grove Lodge were installed under
her direction. Accompanying the District
Grand Master were Mrs w. G. Wolf, Mrs.
?. f. Dolan, Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. John
Carlaw Mrs. Robert Petit.
Pacific Encampment has installed the
following officers: P. S. Watson, C. p;
H. G. Hays, H. P; A. Carlaw, S. W; f.
Glover, Scribe; s. B. Smith, Treasurer; n.
Lubbock, ]. W.; B. II. Chapman, o. s.; ].
Perrie Kewen, Second W.. w. Cranley,
Third W; E. Geisreiter, Fourth w; j.
Stewart, Guide; G. J. Cross, J. A. Hess,
Guards of Temple.
The following land patents were signed
by the Governor yesterday, being grants of
the 10th and 36th sections: Leslie NJ.
Dennis, 800 acres, Shasta county; Salie A.
Rightmire, GAO acres, Kern; L. n. Brooks,
40 acres, Los Angeles; Union Con. G. NJ.
CO., 40 acres, Ell Dorado; John NJ Wilson,
so acres, Butte; VIM. f. Sloan, go acres,
San Bernardino; c. w. r. Ford, l60 acres,
San Luis Otispo; VIM. NJ Howard, 800
acres, Stanislaus; VIM. Mehrtens, 800 acres,
| Tulare.
| Circle No. 2, Ladies of the G. A r held
their installation at Changers Hall Mon
day afternoon, January 18th Department
Installing Officer, Venice F. Cushing, pre-
siding. The following officers were in
stalled: President, Mrs Belle S. Herr: Sr.
| Vice-President, Mrs HELEN Appel: Jr.
| Vice President, Mrs. Eliza c. Grothen
Secretary, Mrs. May Ayerill; Treasurer,
Mrs. Caroline Vaughn Chaplain, Mrs. E.
G. Wilson ConductIess. Miss May Walker:
| Guard, Mrs. A. A. johnson. Mrs H. ].
Lindner, acting Conductress. performed
her part of the work in q very creditable
manner. The new President made few re-
marks on taking her place, which was
| followed by Installing Officer Venice +.
Gushing, Past President Shirlend and
others. Refreshments were afterwards
served, and all present had social time.