Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-18
BRIEF NOTES.

The thermometer yesterday reached
fraction over 90.
The Xopos Club go on moonlight exeur
sion to Folsom tonight.
Yesterday was the one hundred and eight
anniversary Of the battle of Bunker Hill.
The steamer Alvarsdo has departed on it
first trip up the river, loaded with genera
merchandise
bron. mounted yesterday, and held drill CT
the Norris grant.
A select overland party leaves San Fran
leaves on the 26:h.
Rev. Carroll N. Davis will administer
holy communion at Trinity Church, Folsom,
tomorrow evening.
A new telegraph Office has been established
at Franklin, in this county, with Charles
| Swilling as operator.
The Sacramento river has been falling
rapidly for the past week, and last evening
marked IA feet inches.
Sherburn & Smith, auctioneers, will to.
morrow. in front of the Courthouse, offer the
pavilion property for sale.
Contractor McKillican Saturday received
| the first payment on the new State Fair
building, being the sum of $1,000.
The Telegraph says that the hay in the vi.
cinity of Folsom has been mostly cut, and
the yield is largely in excess Of what was ex.
pected.
r. c. Walrath, of Nevada City, has ten
! dered his resignation 70 the Governor as Di-
rector of the Eighth Agricultural District
! Association.
The German Frauen. Verein held very
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day There were number Of games for the
amusement of all present.
a FIRE near Florin last Friday destroyed
stack of hay containing sixty or seventy tons,
belonging to Gerber Brothers of this city.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The arms and equipments of the Third
Regiment, which was mustered iato the Ma
tional Guard recently, were shipped TO San
Francisco Saturday by the Adiutant zen eral.
When the steamer Dover arrives from the
upper Sacramento it will bring down the last
barge Of logs under the contract with the
West Coast Furniture Company of San
Francisco.
The building on K street which was re-
Gently crushed by the falling of the walls of
the Grand Army Hall is being rebuilt. It is
understood that it will he occupied by dive
that has long been located on X street in that
vicinity.
John Grlhler has received q large number
OF beautiful snow plants, which are in full
bloom, from Lake Tahoe. They are fine
specimens. large, beautiful in color, and to
those who have never seen 3 plant of this
kind quite curiosity.
The freight shipments from Gait for the
month of May were; Grain, A $50 pounds
potatoes. 935 sacks or 1887 pounds; Y
horses; cars wood 81 bales wool and 49, 100
pounds general merchandise. The ticket
sales for the month amounted to 1851 %.
In the Isleton cases before Justice Tubbs,
John Kee. the Chinsman, was held to an
swer on a charge of ass ault to murder The
Celestial had VIM. jackson, the man he as.
saulted, arrested for battery, but the jury
who heard the case found him not guilty.
Ladies and gentlemen who were passengers
on the train from San Francisco Saturday
evening. which brought to this city the Cali
fornia Baseball Club say that the actions of
the club en- route was that of hoodlums and
roughs. and that their language was coarse
and vulgar in the extreme.
Lewis & Johnston, of this city, a few days
since bad Thomas G. Lombard, the agent of
the Lougfellow Memorial Association, ar
rested for obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, and he was confined for a short time
ia the city prison. Lombard, who is in San
Jose, threatens suit for falss imprisonment.
A San Francisco newspaper of yesterday
says that Oscar G. Martin, of Sacramento,
while driving along Wood street, West Oak
land, Saturday, was thrown from q buggy
and received several cuts about his face and
head. The breaking Of a trace caused the
accident. the results of which are not of
serious nature
At the meeting of the California Bsnevo-
lent and Temperance Society held last even
ing, the following named took part 10 the
exercises: S. d. Fuller. address W. A.
Anderson, reading; Miss Minnie Gray, piano
solo, Charles G. Hanson, guitar solo
Charles Garrett, ACCORDION solo; c.. W.
Cook, humorous readings.
At little gathering of friends Saturday
evening ice cream was served, Yesterday
one Of the gentlemen present was asked by
young son of the host how he liked it. 6 1t
gave me distressed feeling in the stomach,
said the gentleman, i" and prevented me
from sleeping "Well," said the boy. "you
shouldn't have eaten so much" The con-
versation ended abruptly.
Since last report steamers have arrived as
follows San joaquin No. 2, from San Fran
cisco, with barge Of freight and barge of
lumber for Sacramento Lumber Company;
Varuna, from the upper Sacramento, with
barge of wood and grain Constance, from
San Francisco, with barge Of lumter for
Friend & Terry Lumber Company and W.
+. Frazer. Departed: San Joaquin No. 2,
with barge Of wood for FreepoTt and barge of
grain for San Francisco. The G. NJ. Small
went up the river from San Francisco to
Marysyille.