Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-24
BRIEF REFERENCE.
Yesterday was Trlnlty SUNDAY.

| Yesterday was Trinity Sunday.
Most of the Supreme Justices went to San
| Francisco Saturday.
There is a message at the telegraph Office
for Miss Rachael Myier.
The Governor Saturday appointed J. o.
W. Paine Notary Public for San Diego
| county.
Most of the scholars in the public schools
| will receive their certificates of promotion on
Wednesday.
The City Street Commissioner has com
pleted the grading of the intersection OF
Tenth and streets.
The City Railway Company have taken up
ct" and laid down IL rails on O.street
| from Tenth to Third, and on Third to h.
The melting snow in the mountains con-
! tinues To produce slight rise In the river,
which last night reached the 23foot mark.
| Mrs. S. w. Edwards and daug bter of Sac
ranento, were among the passengers who
passed Omaha Saturday, to arrive May 10Th.
! The runaway season is now fully inaugur-
ated and progressed in lively manner
| Friday and Saturday. Whereat the carriage
maker rejoiceth.
/ The warm weather has greatly reduced the
number of applicants for lodgings at the
statiOn-house. There were none ON Saturday
night and only one last night.
| Before Superior Judge Clark, Saturday,
All Hong was discharged from the custody of
the Oakland official having him in charge for
alleged kidnapping. The Judge held that
the warrant had been illegally served in this
county.
| Colonel j. G. Tiffany, Government Agent
at the Indian Reservation at San Carlos,
Arizona, was in the city over Sunday, en-
route to his post, and spoke upon the Indian
! question at the Congregational Church last
evening.
| The Board of Supervisors will hold a spe
cial meeting this evening at S0'clock, to make
apportionment of the railroad property stu
! ated within the county to the various school
districts, with view to levying tax for school
purposes.
! Z. B. Willis, official reporter of the Supe-
! rior Court OF Placer county, returned yester-
day from Napa, where he has been assisting
Z. K. Stockton, the official reporter of the
| Superior Court of Napa county, in the Crowly
murder cases.
| A new style of hand-car has just been re-
ceived by the G. p, K. K. authorities in this
city, being somewhat in the nature of
three wheeled velocipede, and which is con-
structed with view to speed, with carrying
conveniences but for two men. 1t is intended
| for the company's detective service near the
city.
| The citizens of Precinct Al held another
Burns Slough meeting Saturday night at
Eighteenth and M streets. After discussing
various plans to get rid of the slough, the
meeting adjourned until tomorrow evening,
in order to hear further from its committee
of advice, Messrs. Butler, Hopkins and Hen
dersol.
| The italian fruit and vegetable dealers on
l. street, opposite the Chinese wash
| house which was the scene of disturbance
between two Italians and the Chinese last
week, are anxious that it shall be known that
| they took no part in the occurrence, and the
testimony in the cases showed that they had
| no connection with it.
Complaints having been made from the
neighborhood OF Fourth and M streets that
a company of young roughs frequent that
locality until late hour at night, the Chief
of Police has given orders to arrest all found
in such gatherings in any portion of the city.
Orders have also been given to enforce the
ordinance against flying kites and baseball
playing on the streets.
The reunion of Missourians takes place at
Lodi to-day, and delegation is going there
from this city. They expect to have right
royal time. Among the vocal selections by
the Missouri Club the following are the open
! ing lines of one of the songs:
! 'Cousin Jesse, there's a bug,
| Cousin JESSE there's bug,