Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-08
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
On Saturday last one OF the men employed at the
winery OF John C. Carroll, at Florin, was danger
ously ii not fatally, sealdsd.
One of the largest shipments OF hops ever made
from this section is being made by j. B. Haggin.
They were grown on the Norris grant.
A meeting was held Yesterday in Gait, in Smiths
Hail. by those interested in the institution Of local
parlor Of Native Sons Of the Golden West.
A site has been selected at Arno station for the
erection Of Catholic Church, and it is thought the
building will be completed within three months.
Sheriff Hopping, of Shasta county, came down
yesterday, en- route to San Quentin with Jim Dud-
lev who is sentenced to ten years imprisonment
for murder in the second degree.
Carrie & Croly, OF this city, have been awarded the
contract for building $4,000 Courthouse at Santa
Rosa, SOnoma county, to be finished and COM
pleted on before the LIST day of January, 1885
Governor Stoneman has appointed Charles F.
Robbins to be a Prison Director, vice George W.
Schell. Mr.. Robbins is a member Of the paper inn
porting firm of Blake, Robbins Co., OF San Fran
cisco.
Pierre Edmond who complained ef Captain
Fourat for putting him under guard on the steamer
Modoc on down "trip to San Francisco last week.
has sued the Central Pacific Railroad Company, as
owner of the steamer, for $500 as damages.
The Capital came out yesterday as a Sunday, in
stead of Saturday paper This gives it an open
field for success, as it is the only paper issued
on Sunday in the city, It is presented in six column,
eight page form, is OF newsy makeup, and has q
fine typographical appearance.
The party given Friday evening at the new school
house in Alabama district was enjoyable success
III every particular. There were quite number in
attendance, and everything passed off pleasantly.
The proceeds will be devoted to the purchase Of
seats for the new school building.
At the public temperance meeting held at the
Presbyterian Church under direction of the Synod
on Saturday evening, the Rev. Dr. Sorecher, OF San
Francisco, took strong grounds in favor OF high IL
cense as the best measure in which the friends OF
temperance engage to accomplish desired re-
suits.
At meeting of the H. Y. Social Club last even
ing there was large attendance. Officers for the
ensuing term we're elected as follows l. Joseph,
Treasurer c. Rothotz, Secretary. After the cleo
ton Of officers two members OF the club, upon
ton, were expelled.
Governor Stsneman Saturday granted pardon to
John McLlin, who was sentenced to year in
the State Prison at Folsom for forgerY committed in
| Solano county. He had still some five nonths to
serve, and his pardon in consequence Of his Civ
ing information which led to the capture OF Sttfaso
hialaspna, who is serving life term for murder
| he committed in Sierra county
| Stephen Malaspina who is sentenced to life i'm
prisonment at Folsom, attempted to escape on
| Thursday lat by burying himself in a pit dug in
| the yard. He was completely buried with the aid
| OF a friendly prisoner and obtained air by means Of
I
this tomb for a few days, until the search for him
should be abandoned and then to dig up and skip
out. His hiding place was discovered Friday, when
| he unearthed and put back in his cell.
Mrs. William H. Chamberlin, who lives on L
street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth, has a
| curiosity in the shape Of bean tree, which was
| given her by Ralph Turner, and brought by him
| from the Sandwich Islands, 1t has blossoms which
| resemble tube-roses and produce pods an inch and
q half in width by eight inches in length. The
beans, when ripe, are of a cherry color and very
| hard They are much worn by the natives of the
islands, who have them mounted in gold to as
| necklaces.
The temperature at IL M. on Saturday and yes-
| terday, as received by Sergeant Barwick, is as
follows for the places named. The first figures in
dictates the temperature for Saturday anu following
| ones the temperature for yesterday Olympia 81
and 54' Portland, So and 63'; Roseburg. b4' and
So Mendocino So and 3d. Red Bluff, 60 and 64';
Sacramento, g. and S.; San Francisco, So and So;
Los Angeles, 81 and 65'; San Diego, e6' and 64';
Salt Lake. O. and 54: Cheyenne, 67 and III; Denver
IL and 74'; North Platte, rs and so; Omaha, ~
| and 79s Yankton, 15' yesterday; report for Sat
| urday from Yankton, D. 7.
INJURED BY RUNAwAY.-W. Fl. Jones and Frank
H. Lambert, travelling agents for G. ". Chesley &
Co., met with quite mishap on Saturday last
They were travelling in buggy drawn By two
horses; on the down grade from Georgetown to
Greenwood in Ell Dorado county, one of the breast
STRAPS broke the horses became uula0dSeaDle A1u
ran away. The men were thrown out and each sus-
tanned fracture Of the left collar bone. They both
arrived in Sacramento Saturday evening and re-
| ceived surgical attention.
TREASURY REcEIPTs.-Receipts for the week end
| ing Saturday, October 8, 1888: William Lauf-
hotter, cemetery dues, $50 R. D. SERVER, water
rates, 81 ,O31; N A. Kidder, harbor dues, SIS E.
H McKee, rebate on stationery school fund.-, 5000
| W. A Henry, Police Court fines. 5l98 George A.
Putnam city licenses, $3.50 as ]. G. Tubbs Justice
Court fees, SI9 SO; 7. W. Gilmer Justice Court
fees 500 90 total 81 094 81; total disbursements
s., LOG o.; total amount IN city treasury, $780,
1853 46.
DEATH OF J. D. LoRD.-Saturday morning at II
O'Clock, after protrscted Illness J. D. Lord died at
his residence at 721 street. at the advanced age OF
&c years. He was native of Halloweli, Maine, and
has resided in this city for thirty years. He has
filed many responsible public pos tons, and at the
| time of his death Of the Funded Debt Com
| missioners. He was highly es eemed by all who
| knew him. His remains will be taken to San Fran
| cisco today for interment.
Prison Directors MEETIxe.-The members of the
Board Of Prison Directors who have been appointed
and qualified are: W. C. Van Fleet, Sacramento
John Boggs, Princeton W. G. Hendricks Oro-
vile; D. W. Gelwicks, Oakland aud Chas. F. Rob-
| bins, San Francisco. They will meet at the San
| Quentin prison on Wednesday October 10TH at 10
A NJ, when they will organize and perform such
other duties as may eone before them.
THE slArE-The following appeared on the slate
| at the station house at II O'Clock last night Au-
tonic Garcia, malicious mischief; Dan Drury,
drunk.
As A HOUSEHOLD WORD, none is more
familiar than st. Jacobs Oil, the great pair
cure.
| nT,1 n Il my Girl for a thnrsand. fell rnn