Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-08
Society Notes
BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked Is feet inches last
evening at the Yolo-b-idge gauge.
The Central Railway Company now rans
Its cars from the terminus OF their track at
the depot.
a Davisville child has the mumps SO bad
that its food has 10 be administered be-
tween the ribs.
Woodland hss raised S547 for Fourth
OF July celebration. anu the Ns ctlls ig
I rusty patriotism.
Some S40o has been subscribed by the
citizens Ct Woodland for the relief Of the
Pennsylvania sufferers.
4 Woodland citizen is going TO eject q
mammoth pavilion in 2 par}. near igat
town, N which % hold "opel-a.r con-
GERS.
Al Richmond Grove Tomorrow the West
en- o.gr FTaUeu-Eere!n viii hold i,s fou~lh
annual picnic. There will v.rI0rs games.
and an exhibition by Turner'S.
John keitEly %. Navisyi,,e WIS atl5cl ei
by & vicious s.auioE lae other asy. vhsca
-rssued his arm between IFS teeth. tore III.
-ssa aad nearly crushed tie bones.
James II. Lawrence has resigned as
member OF the Board Cf Supervisors Cr
san Naten CuuuIy and his son. William E
Lawrence, las been appointed 20 uL the
y-C4GCv.
Atthe tent Of the Seventh Day Advent
;s;s, 81 Fifteenth SUD ~ streets. the 81 .-c.
G tonight 8 discourse wIA be. Saturday
No Scripture Authority lu- SGlaay So.
--tduess.
At the Congregations. Church Tomorrow
evening, al 30 clock Rev W. g. Ns'g.
viii speak Gu The subject, Moses anu the
Burning Bush. Morning sermon. The
silver Lining.
This evening there viii be an excursion
to Auburn by Industrial Lodge /. q q T..
ot this Citv, whore members Will visit to-"
Lodge a. that place 10 assist in the work ui
the ihird degree.
Thomas Snider OF Tolo county. mas been
delegated by the SUgerv sCTs thereof 10 re-
ceiTe from Sacramento county the proper
ton OF ferry license taxes in the la.ters
Treasury due Go!O county.
The trouble that originated among the
members Of the Sacramento Hussals some
months ago has eliminated in the expGl-
sion Of Noble Fisher VINO was adjU5eed
guilty -. wi,ltut INSTRUMENTATION.
The names Of children cUi,ted from the
school ceusCs continue to be sent in. Ila
REgoEU-tNIoE urges parents and guard.
laas 20 notify ii Of any further omissions.
that the facts may be arrived at as speedily
as possible.
There viii be meeting Of the State
Board Of Regents at san Francisco on
Tuesday, the lIth inst. 1t is understood
that the matter Of arranging he salaries OF
University officials and teachers will come
up for action.
The cars en- the city railway K, H and
Q streets have commenced running on fss.
=. ~. u.
early cars connect with carly trains. Cars
II and - leave the depot at 1910 P. N. on
the arrival of the Oregon train
Woodland Democrat: Lena Lawson. the
little daughter OF Samul Lawson, who lives
on Willow Slough, received very painful
injury on last Sunday, by being thrown
from horse while the animal was run
ming Her arm was badly fractured.
Yesterday the Uniformed Rank, Sacra-
mento Division, No. I, X. of P, went to
Placerville TO attend a picnic and ball.
There were twenty-five men under COM
mand of Captain T. W Stevens The
First Artillery Band accompanied them.
Court Sacramento, No. 6S61, A. o. F.,
has elected n. Harvie and George H. Clark
| as delegates, and Benjamin T. Parsons and
c. B. Strong alternates respectively, to the
Subsidiary High Court, A. o. F, which
| convenes at Minneapolis, MINI, August Il.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. 2S, Improved
Order of Red Men, last evening elected the
| following officers: Sachem, Frank F..
! Briggs; S. s., Samuel Kay; J. S., G. S.
Bourrett: c. of r., A Dunbar; F. c.. E. G.
Palmer, h. of W, J. J. Naegle; Trustees
J. Domingoes, r. CarriDgton, Edward Rus
sell.
"Uncle" John Douglass, the philanthropic
| but INDECENT old veteran, who makes hot
air balloons on festive occasions to delight
the children complains bitterly that be is
| forced to seek aims from citizens while a
certain organzation-as be ciai ims-owes
! him $40 for labor and material used in the
manufacture of balloons for picnic week
| or so ago, and which they refuse to pay,
although he says he was solicited 70 do the
work.
| According to street rumors, the dove of
| peace has not yet visited the State River
| improvement Commissions headquarters.
No sooner does one Commissioner flash
upon the city and depart than another
comes and paints the air blue wlth male
| dictions upon the departed. A few days
elapse, and then the thing changes front,
ana so 1t goes. Just now one of the trio is
cock of the walk; tomorrow another may
| be.
Inquiry is made of Weinstock, Lubin &
Co. OF this city, by W. F. Lee of CIarks-
dale, DeKalb county, Mo, concerning the
whereabouts of his father, Clement E.
Lee, whom he has not heard from in a
| long time. There resided in this city and
at Napa, some twenty years ago young
man named Clement Lee, and it is possible
! that he is the party referred to, although
the writer who knew him at that time,
has no recollection of his having a wife or
| family.
In this papers local mention yesterday
of the victory of Theodore Winters colt
Don Jose, at ST. Louis, the latter was mad
vertently referred to as a brother of the
Gar, by Norfolk. Somebody who pretends
to represent the Rancho del Rio. spreads
himself all over one the of columns,of con-
| temporary to show that Don Jose was sired
! by Hooker, aud not by Norfolk. For some
purposes correctness in pedigrees is quite
essential, but it doesn't make much differ
ance who Larry Farrelrs father was, for
Larry in his race with the rabbit on Thurs
| day, "got there just the same, and so did
| Don Jose.