Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-22
BRIEF REFERENCE.

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| IL is said that it is the regular simon-prre
Canada thistle that is growing so rank in the
new Capitol Park, and residents thereabout
are going to petition the Capitol Commission
ers to have them cut down with mower,
which they say can be done Ia day They
fear spread of the disease.
The City Guard of Sacramento has re-
solved to attend the Nevada county reunion,
and will leave here next Thursday evening.
accompanied by the Artillery band. 1t will
hold Its annual taget practice while at Ne
vada.
Sheriff Mccoy and Deputy Sheriff Bevan,
OF Yuba, passed through the city yesterday
years Aaron Rosenthal and Henry Wolf, for
burglary.
Geo. w. Chesley is very sick with pneu-
mona. He was thought to be little better
at 10 o'clock last night The family request
that friends will not call, as calls iHjure the
patient.
DR.. McNutt State Prison Commissioner,
II. 2. Livermore and Matthew Cook, were
thrown from buggy at Folsom Thursday
injured.
Wagon loads of new hay have made their
appearance in the market. and trip into the
country around Sacramento shows large
amount already cut and lying in the fields.
The effect of the warm weather upon the
mountain snow was seen in the river, which
rose another inch yesterday, and stood at Y
feet II inches last evening.
shad weighing six and three-quarter
pounds was caught yesterday morning in a
salmon net, on the opposite side Of The river
near this Guy.
A north wind yesterday-result nervous
ness, general crossness, and several runaway
horses Blow more gently, ye northern
breezes.
The Blood Horse Association races. re-
ferred to yesterday, begin to-day ON the Bay
District Course at San Francisco.
At the 1880 mass tomorrow at st. Rose
Church the new organ will be played for the
first time at mass:
Mrs. Addie Ballou lectured last evening
before Sumner Post, Grand Army of the
Republic
POLICE ARRESTS. following arrests
were made yesterday j. G. Woodward, for
petty larceny, by officer Lee; Martin 10y,
for disturbing the peace, by officer Frazee;
Louis Adam and George Narccorina, for
battery, by officer Rider; William Wikin-
son, for grand larceny, by officer Ferral A.
ID. Herrick, for defrauding creditors, by Off
GERS Feral and Coffey Joe Sprout for petty
larceny, by officer Rider Lou Hanche and
Robert Welcb, for visiting an opium den, by
officers Woods. Rider and Eldred.
APPREHENDED. Yesterday Chief Karcher
was notified by the Chief of Police of Stock
ton that A. d. Herricls, alias A. J. Gordon,
of that place. against whom warrant for
arrest had been issued upon ground of de-
frauding his creditors had left on the train
for the East and asked that he be watched
for. Officer Ferral visited the depot at the
right time, and took Herrick into custody,
and an officer from Stockton will arrive this
morning to return him to his old friends
whom he was leaving so hastily.
Opium DEN RAIDED.-Last evening, at
about 10 o'clock, officers Woods, Rider and
Eldred raided an opium den on I street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, upstairs, where the
business has been carried on very secretly for
some time, and successfully evaded being
caught. The whole raphernalia-pipes,
opium, lamp and tray-were brought in, and
with it Lou Hanche and Robt. WEIGH, who
were enjoying high old smoke, reclining on
hunks, ready to be waited into the realm of
bliss and happy oblivion.
BRITISH PIcNIc.-The British picnic takes
place at East Park Monday, and promises
to be very novel and entertaining affair.
East Park Grove is practically out in the
country. The first street car train leaves the
depot at a. NJ. sharp, conveying the Society,"
Church Jones & Beebe's band and guests of
the Society. Free buses will be run from
vrantiath aud IT
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The Golden
City Minstrel and Variety Club, which made
success OF its first performance here, an
nounces its last entertainment for the season
to take place next Tuesday evening, when
new songs will be given, new faces presented,
and full, varied and attractive performance
be carried out.
OFFICIAL VIsIT.-To-morrow night Great
Sachem II. A. Chase of the Improved 0. r.
NJ, will visit the Tribes of the Order in this
city. The Tribes are all called to meet at the
Wigwam to receive him.
REvIvAL.-Rev. DIR. De Witt and Pro-
fessor Markham are expected to arrive here
to-day, and will hold meetings in Calvary
Baptist Church for several days, commencing
next Sabbath.
EUREKA PIcNIC.-The Eureka Social Club
goes on its annual picnic excursion tomorrow
to Natoma Grove. Cars leave at $50, sharp.
PERSONAL. = Lieutenant Governor Mans
field left the city Yesterday for the National
Republican Convention at Chicago.
RESIGNED. ohm Wilson, of Vallejo, has
resigned as a member of the Board of Agri-
culture from the Fourth District.
NoTARY.-A. Koenig was Yesterday APP
pointed a Notary Public for Alameda county,
to reside at Oakland.