Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-12
LOCAL NOTES.

The Crazy Base Ball Club has organized
and elected the following officers w. Dew
lin, President; E. Kidder, Vice President;
G.. Kidder, Captain; NJ McNeal, Secretary
II. Nelson, Treasurer; N. Hopley, Property
man. The other members are: j. Sullivan,
S. Kozminsky and B. Green.
Peter Job, cook by profession, claims
that while upon heavy drunk last Saturday
night, he was relieved of about SS3 in coin,
and, as a man named Charles Thompson was
with him for time that night, Job has had
him arrested upon suspicion, but has no rec
election about the matter.
An old horse, turned out to die or to Craze
at public expense, has got mired in the slick
ems near the foot of w street, and cannot ex-
tricate itself nor be removed by parties who
sought to do so. 1t should be relieved from
its condition in some manner.
George w. Farr, recently convicted of
grand larceny, was yesterday, upon motion
of his attorney. George L. Bates. granted a
new trial, upon the ground that the report of
the testimony in the case fails to show that
venue was proven.
The passing of sentence upon Mrs. Nancy
A. Hamilton, for shooting her husband, was
yesterday postponed until the 18th inst, to
give further time to transcribe the reporters
notes of her trial. for use upon appeal to the
Supreme Court.
The annual meeting of the Sacramento
Protestant Orphan Asylum Association will
be held at the Congregational Church to-mor-
row "wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
McGregor Rogers, the fireman killed by
the accident on the G. and o. r. R., was a
member Of Capital Lodge, I. o. 0. F., hay
ing been initiated last Friday night.
Among the shipments to the East yester-
day from this market were car loads of
wine, of salmon, 2 Of barley, of beans, l
of oranges and l of brandy.
From w. H. Puffer, Penryn, we have a
box of delicious raspberries, the first of the
season, 'Rah for the foothills.
Fifty-three immigrant passengers. includ-
ing 40 males, will arrive from the East by
overland train this afternoon.
George NJ. Pullman, of palace car fame,
with travelling party, viii arrive from the
| East this morning.
Mrs. II. Stevenson of Sacramento will ar
rive from the East by overland train this
morning.
The annual picnic of the Heiterkeit Social
Club will be held May 29th, at East Park.
Ten car loads of cattle were taken through
yesterday from Reno to San Francisco.
The river marked 20 feet and inches yes
terday afternoon.
FUNERAL OF GEORGE B. SM1TH.-The re-
mains of George B. Smith, the engineer who
was killed in the railroad accident on the
Oregon Division last Saturday night will
finally be buried at this place under the
auspices of Union Lodge, No. 5S, f. and
a. NJ. The funeral will take place from
Masonic Hall at 2:30 this afternoon, and con-
veyances for members of the fraternity will
be provided at the corner of Tenth and NJ
streets.
POLICE ARRESTS. Thompson.
upon charge of grand larceny, by Chief
Karcher and local officer Coffee; Con. Clark,
drunk, by local officer Carter jackson.
AucrGoN.-B Bell & Co. will sell by auction
at 90S J street, at II A. NJ. to-day, horses,
harness, wagons, furniture, etc.
NoTARY.-The Governor has appointed Z.
A. Heron of Oakland Notary Public.