Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-05
LOCAL BREyITIES.

The pay-car made the employees of the
5. 2. Company happy yesterday.
Jerry Haley won the fight last evening,
knocking Snow out in the third round.
The statement Of the Peoples Savings
Bank appears in the advertising columns
this morning.
A crossing has been laid on the Second
street walk to the depot where it is crossed
by the roadway.
Russian Bill and T. Taylor were arrested
for fighting on street, between Front and
Second, yesterday.
Levy Commissioner of Deeds for the State
of Ohio, to reside at Cincinnati.
a slogging match to finish was en-
gagged in between two Chinaman at Third
and / streets yesterday afternoon. No ar
rests.
II. F. Werner, native of Germany, has
been admitted to citizenship by Judge
Armstrong on the testimony of Richard c.
Irvine and L. c. Montford.
The ladies of ST. Pauls Church are MAX
ing ARRANGEMENTS for parish reception to
be held Tuesday next, January S,h, in the
new basement of the church.
The annual installation of officers, ban
ouet and ball of Sacramento Commandery,
No. 2, Knights Templ2r, will take place at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening next.
In the Congregational Church Sunday
evening. January 9th, at o'clock, songs
and responsive readings will be thrown
upon a twenty-foot canvas by an electro
opticon, so that the entire audience may
join in the service.
1t is said that Sheriff elect George G. Nc
Mullin has announced the following as his
deputies: Under Sheriff, P. r. Beckley;
Bailiff of Court, Frank Daroux; Day Jaler,
Robert Stafford; Night Jailer, John Sell
lars; Chain-gang Boss, Clarence Foot.
DIR. C. B. Nichols proposes erecting a fine
two-story dwelling on the corner of Six
tenth and l. streets, O cost about Sc 600.
earle & Croly are the contractors apd W.
H. Hamilton the architect. 1t will be of
the Queen Anne style Of architecture.
Captain Dalton, Chief Patrolman of the
Fish Commission, recently arrested and
had convicted of illegal fishing fourteen
Italians, who were fined 500 apiece. AS
one-half OF the fine goes 10 Captain Dalton,
it was very good days work. The parties
were fishing on Russian river, in Mendo-
cino county.
The case OF Hoagland VS. The State of
California, which has been before the
cided on demurrer by Judge Van Fleet in
favor of the defendant. The plaintiff de-
manded 1000 from the State for damages
10 her Yolo farm from the waters of the
American river.
The managers of the Sacramento Base
ball Club are rapidly perfecting their ar
! rangements for the coming season, and
early next week a committee will make
canvass of the city for the purpose of dis
posing of season tickets. Ii is anticipated
| that the sales will be sufficient to warrant
the managers in securing the best talent.
| Califa Parlor No %. Native Daughters
| of the Golden West have installed the
| following officers for the ensuing term:
Mrs. Matte X. Grunsky, Past President;
| Mrs. Mary Breckenfeldt, President; Mrs.
| frankie Greer, First Vice President: Miss
Regina Hassett Second President:
Miss McCleary, Third Vice President; Mrs.
Nettie h. Leake, Financial Secretary; Miss
Mollie B. Johnson, Recording Secretary;
Miss Mana Dske, Marshal.
At the meeting of Our Friends Social
| and Literary Club held last evening the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term President, A. E. Stearns;
Vice President, Miss Sonoma klees; Score.
! tary, j. Bauquier, Jr.; Treasurer, Miss
| Emma klees; Stage Manager, J. Zittinger;
Sergeant at Arms, w. Adams; Executive
Committee-Miss S. Klees, Miss L. Daley
| and A. f. Stearns. After the officers were
installed a collation. was served
/ The following officers for the ensuing
year were installed at Sumner Corps
| rooms on Thursday: President, Alice
Stephenson; S. v, Lucretia 0lney ]. ".
Jennie Bell; Secretary. c. G. Hancock
Treasurer. Mrs. Keller: Con-. May Elem.
ming Guard, Kate Mills; Corresponding
Secretary, Rachel Adams Assistant, Louise
Comet; Assistant Guard, Maria Hussy
Mrs. Augusta Tozer acted as installing Off
Ger, and rendered the service in very
| able manner. Just before the closing Of
the meeting Mrs. Alice NJ. kellogg, in 8
very neat speech, presented Mrs. Estes, the
retiring President, an elegant badge pin
the gift of the Corps. The gift was per,
feet surprise to Mrs. Estes, and she could
scarcely express her thanks.