Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-06
BRIEF REPERENCE.d

BRIEF REFERENCE.j
An election was held Tuesday evening a
the company's armory for Second Lieuten'
tlllery Regiment. Fred. Eisenminger re
ceived % votes and VIM. Lowell IL, electins
the former.
last evening serenaded the night force of tele
graph operators at the depot, singing severa
excellent selections.
Sheriff Mccoy of Yuba county came dowr
from MarysviIle, with VIM. McCarty, who
will serve three years imprisonment for bur
glary.
After next Monday unpaid city taxes will
be delinquent. The receipts so far this week
amount to $4,000.
The Sacramento river rose three inches
yesterday, and at midnight stood % feet
inch.
The weather on the mountains last evening
was pleasant and clear.
An OLD OFFENDER Officers Ferral and
Rider have arrested an Italian who gave his
name as Giacomo Salane, upon telegram
from Drytown, Amador county, which fails
to specify the charge against him. He is,
however, recognized by the police as an old
offender named Louis Francisco, alias Louis
Morgan, alias Mascal Antine, who was sent
to San Quentin from this city for four years
for burglarizing boot-black stand on
street, in February, 1877. When arrested
he had on his person pair of compasses and
three skeleton keys of different sizes.
PERSONAL. Governor Leland Stanford
left for the East yesterday, where he will
meet his wife, who has been there for several
months. Greed Raymond is visiting the
southern portion of the State. j r. Watson,
Purchasing and Supply Agent of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company A. j. Ste
vens. General Master Mechanic, and Ben.
jamin Welch, Master Car Builder, have de-
parted for trip over the Southern Pacific
Railroad. G. d. Dawson, of the Marysville
appeal, was in the city yesterday.
AUCTION SALEs.-Sherburn & Smith next
Friday, at lis street, will sell large col
lection of plants of rare and fine varieties,
from Oakland nurseries . Bell & Co., this
morning, at 1016 Fourth street, will sell beds,
bedsteads, tables, carpets, washing machines,
one counter, horse, and several buggies and
wagons NJ. j. Simmons this morning, at
9l5 Fifth street, will sell furniture, mat
tresses, pillows, blankets, chromos, stoves,
tables, chairs, carpets, etc.
ADDITIONAL BUILDING.-The Friend &
Terry Lumber Company are making extern
sive additions to their buildings for housing
lumber, being now engaged in extending
those at Front and NJ streets over an addi-
tional area of 30x125 feet. They are about
to make similar additions also at their yards
corner of Second and and Twelfth and j
streets, as the extremes of temperature re-
quire protection of lumber from both rain
and sun.
ARRESTS. = The arrests made yesterday
were Pat. Brannan, for vagrancy, by officer
Smith Gus. Welsh, for being drunk, by
citizen White; George Hazen and Dick
Campbell and E.dred; John Miller, John
Ramsey, M. R. Haley, Thos. Decker, James
Foley, by officers Campbell and Smith and
local officer Martin.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS were for
warded to the East yesterday car loads of
salmon, 1 of lumber, 1 of hides, of mer-
chandise, 2; wine, of coffee, l of sugar
and of barley. There were received here 9
car loads of wheels l of corn, of wood, G
of coal, 2 of cattle, "a of wood, 2 of ice OF
merchandise, 1 of sundries and l of iron
The Picnic YEsTERDAY.-Eight cars were
well filled with excursionists who went from
this city to the annual picnic of ST. Paul's
Church at Natoma Grove, near Folsom.
The grounds were in excellent condition, and
the weather fine, making the occasion an en-
joyable one. The train returned at 6 o'clock
in the evening.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of Michael Thomas and
Charles Ludwick, accused of disturbing the
peace, were continued to to-day. Thomas
Carroll, accused of disturbing the peace got
his case continued to this morning, and -
Tomblin, accused of being drunk, was dis
charged.
Communicative steamer Reform, from
San Francisco, came up yesterday with a
barge of lumber for w. Frazer and the
Friend & Terry Lumber Company. The San
Joaquin No. 2 came up with merchandise.
The Neponset left for the upper Sacramento
with general merchandise.
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.-There are
now lis cases on the files of the Sacramento
calendar for the May session of the Supreme
| Court, with assignments extending to June
9th. The business of the term will no doubt
be still increased by further filings in crimi-
nal cases.
SUDDEN DEATH.-James NJ. Stevens died
very suddenly about three miles west of Nc
Connelps station. Coroner Vermilya held
an inquest, and it was decided that death
was the result of heart disease. Deceased
was a brother-in-law of 2. Stanton, of this
city.
FOUND IN THE RIvER.-The body of man
was found in the river Tuesday night near
Isleton. The body has been identified as
that of the Portuguese who was drowned al
Clarksburg several months since while steal
ing potatoes from off a boat.
THE UNION PIcNIo.-The Sixth street
Methodist, Kingsley Chapel Methodist ant
NJ. E. Church South Sunday Schools of this
city, will have union picnic at Cothrin,
Station, on the Placerville and Sacramento
Valley Railroad, tomorrow.
NoTARIEs PUBLro.-The following appoint
ments as Notaries Public were made yester
day: w. HI. Miles, of Colusa. for Coluss
county; VIM. Faymonvile, of Fresno, fol-
Fresno county; and w. H. Clark, of Salina.
City, for Monterey county.
ASCENSION DAY.-This is Ascension Day
or Holy Thursday, and will be observed by
special exercises in the Catholic, Episcopa
and Lutheran Churches of the city. Rev
Charles Taubner will preach at 1880 this
morning.
BAPTIST SCHOOL PIcNIc-The First and
Calvary Baptist Sabbath-schools will give 6
picnic at Natoma Grove next Monday. Ar
excursion train will leave this city at $50
that morning.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-The Board OF
State Harbor Commissioners yesterday made
settlement for the month of April and paid
to the State the sum of SIG, 279 81.
THE best bargains ale to be had at the
cheap corner Rochester Store, and an exami
nation of the stock will tell you so. Call al
the Shoe Department, likewise Grocery De
partment. Prices below anything you ever
saw. Northwest corner Ninth and sts.*
MULES For SALE.-,Iust arrived and for
sale at Hopkins Stable, Sixteenth street, be-
tween E and F, one hundred head of fine
mules, from Missouri. Approved notes taken
in payment, if desired. WILSON Il LILLIs.
HAVE OPENED THIS DAY in infants New.