Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-20
MINOR MENTION.

MINOR MENTION
The First Ward Democratic Club will hold
Its regular msetiDg this evening.
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday, there being no cases on the csler-
dar for trial.
Governor Perkins has appointed w. Z.
Haskell Notary Public for Sonoma county.
to reside at Petaluma.
Spencer c. Do.y, of New York city. was
yesterday appointed Commissioner Of Deeds
for California by Governor Perkins.
The Australian cricketers, in charge of ".
Sharman. will pass through this city this
morning from the Est in q special car.
The Prohibition Home Protection ticket,
headed by DIR. II. III. Mcdonald for Gov
ernor, is officially published this morning.
A horse belonging to John f. Cooper ran
away yesterday on K street, rear the Post
office. When last seen he was making good
time, on clear track, towards Brighton.
Ex-United States Marshal Virgil carp ar
rived in the city LAST evening from Tomb
stone, Arizona. He is here for the purpose
of meeting bis brother, w. B. carp, who will
arrive from the East this morning. The carp
bro: hers will be remembered as promir ect
in Arizona in the efforts to drive out the COW.
boys.
In April, 1881, warrant was issued from
the Police Court for one James Kalahar,
charged with embezzlemcn. Since then Mr.
ksiahar has not been in the city until few
days since. Yesterday he casually dropped
into the police station, when officer Leavy
arrested him. The prosecuting witness is
Thomas O'Keefs.
The officers of the reorgauiz,d Philhar.
monte Society met last night for the purpose
OF revising the constitution and bylaws Of
the old organization and discussing plans and
means to promote the future success of the
Society. The Society starts with number
OF new members on the roll, and all auguIs
we'll for successful season.
Yesterday woman by the name of Elan
ders, who resides in Washington, drew a re-
volver and fred at g colored man standing
near. TIE negro, in telling his side Of the
story, relates it as follows: II walked up to
Mrs. Flanders and said cool morning. She
pulled pistol on me and fired. remarking
that she was not talking to darkies." He
said the bullet went whizzing past his head,
and before she was ready to shoot again he
had resreated to more healthful locality.
A lawyer from San Francisco came up last
evening TO inquire into the case of the boy
arrested by detective Brissell, q full account
of which hss been published in the RECORD
UNION. The officer announced By telegraph
to arrive from Oakland has not put in an sp.
pssraace. Mr.. BrisseIi remarked yesterday
that he expected next to have claims for tie
boy fled from Msrysvile and Stockton.
The lad is still confined in this city.
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE Romantic mar.
riages have been narrated from time 20 time
by nearly all the journals in the land-mar.
risges by telegraph, on moving trains, on
horseback, in balloons, iir fact in almost every
conceivable situation. Sacramento GENES to
the front with, If not the mos astonishing,
of least one Of the latest in that line. TIE
facts are as follows: In the month of Feb
ruary Of this year. A. J. Hugblett left Mont
gomery county. Missouri, and came to Cali
fOrnia for the purpose OF finding home,
leaving his heart behind him in the keeping
of lady named Miss Sarah Kelley. Mr.
Hughlett, perhaps owing to having reached
the mature nge of 50 years, and the conse.
quent experience, sesms to have been more
fortunate than many others who have
left the Eastern States TO fed homes in
this far West, for short time ago word was
sent to his affisncsd to come to California
and share with him his new-found firsside,
at Pennington. San Joaquin county. Accord
ing to previous arrangement the lady was INST
by her lover at the railroad depot in this
city Yesterday afternoon upon the arrival of
the Eastern overland train It YVES the in
tention of Mr. Hughlett TO have the marriage
ceremony postponed until their arrival at
Pennington, but the lady, recognizing the
truth of the old adase, "There is many a
Slip" etc, took the matter into her own
hands, hired hack, and, leaving her faint.
hearted swain at the depot, repaired to the
Court house and obtained license, secured
the presence Of Justice Tubbs, and returned
to the depot, where. in the ladies waltz q.
room the knot was tied before the hangers on
at the depot realized what was taking place.
The happy couple left for Pennington on the
evening train.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday, pursuant to ad-
journmeut. All the members present. Bids
for furnishing supplies for the County Hos.
pital were opened, and contracts awarded as
follows: Peef and mutton, Gerber Bros
bread, George Kuchler groceries, d. Diers-
SEP, S. Dwyer, 81. Winters and Schaden &
Rodegerdts. Messrs. Carle & Croly appeared
before the Board and stated that the work ON
the bridge known az the McCracken and
Michigan Bar bridge was completed accord
ing to contract. Ire matter was referred to
the Committee on Roads and Bridges. A
petition praying for a new road in Road Dis
| trict No. was received from L. G.. Morton
and others, aud three viewers were appointed
| to inspect the location of the proposed road.
| The men appointed are Charles Detterding,
| Charles Nuttall and J. c.. Pisrson. A peti.
ton from Mrs. DaviDia MuGlashen, asking
for the position If janitor ct the Courthouse,
was referred TO the Building Committee. The
COMMITTEES on Roads and Bridges was author
lied TO have epecifcstions made for the con-
tenplatsd bridge across A-cad9 crest; HERE
being no further business before tie BJ-rG,
it adjourned 30 10 a. NJ. Today.
ENTERTAINMENr.-Ag grad reu ion and
concert Of new pieces aud new relderings Is
announced to take place this evsning-the
best talent, vocal and instrumental, bel, z
eugaged-at the Congreg ational Church.
This is the first of series OF four entertain
meDts to be given during this fall and winter,
under the apspices of the ladies OF the church
| and its society. The concert this evening
will consist of solos, duets, trios, quarsets,
overtures. etc. ls is announced that each
one of the four entertainments will be of a
different character.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - Frank Nor.
daunt will open an engagement OF two nights
at the Metropolitan Theater this evening.
| There will be matinee tomorrow afternoon
and performance in the evening. II Is an.
nouucsd that the company supporting MIR.
Moedsunt is composed of New York favor.
ties. The play is entitled "Oid Shipmates,"
and ia aE American comedy drama by Robert
| G. Morris. The scenery Of the ship scene
will be new. beng carried By the Company.
| Reserved seats can be secured without extra
charge.
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury made a
partial report to the Court yesterday. Several
| criminal indictments were reported, but SIS
the parties are not in custody the names are
withheld from the public. The jury took a
recess until November 20sh.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap-
| peared on the slate ct the station house az
II O'Clock last night James Kaiahar, ela-
bezzle nent, By officer LeavY; Charlie
| Verndley, drunk. by eff ,ers Farrell and
/ Karcher.
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