Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-26
BRIEF NOTES,

The fantasies Grand Generalisslmo g
| Reclamation is published this morning.
The Fantastic prize-list for the coming Gel
ebration is published elsewhere this morning.
John H. McNasser was very low at mid
night, and was not expected to live till morn
ing.
Governor Stoneman has commissioned Lee
D. Craig Notary Public, to reside in San
Francisco.
The Board of Trustees of the Free Library
last evening awarded the contract for print
ing to II. A. Weaver.
Che Sing has been appointed Chinese in
terEreter of the Police Court, vice bun Chung,
who leaves to-day for China.
Judge Armstrong has rendered judgment
in favor OF John Bellmer and against the
| county of Sacramento for $50, for exporting
the books Of county officers.
The President of the Eureka Social Club
states that the rooms of that society were not
dedicated on last Sunday, and that the
meeting held Cd that occasion was an inf0r-
NAL one.
The Judge who held the preliminary ex-
animation Of Troai, charged with wife MUIR
der and the counsel engaged in the same,
will visit the scene OF the homicide some day
this week.
The Napa Water Works is evidently going
to "spread ITSELF" for among the freight from
the East, published elsewhere, it will be seen
that ten car loads of ten and twelve inch pipe
are consigned TO it.
The expenses Of the Folsom Prison for the
month of May amounted to IS, 207; Insane
| Asylum st Stockton for same month, S14,-
491 IS; the Napa Asylum, S14, Az AZ, and
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, 81.
$50 60.
! The Heiterkeis Social Club last evening
elected officers as follows: President, H.
! Runckel Vice-President, G. Phleger; Sec
rotary, Herman Fisher; Treasurer, ii. Guth-
rie Trustees-J. Wheel, H. Stober, T. C.
Jurgens.
A mass meeting of those interested in the
establishment of woolsn mill in lone City
is called for next Saturday evening at Isaacs
Hall, in that place. It is understood that
some local capital is looking toward invest
ment in the enterprise.
There seems TO be something wrong on the
mail route between Sacramento and Mon
terey. The RECORD. UNION, mailed in the
morning, does not reach there until the day
following, when it should srrive are in the
evening of the same day.
At regular meeting of Couclsve No. II,
Knights of Sherwood Forest, held last even
elected delegates to represent the Conclave
st the Supreme Conclsve of the United
States which meets at Philadelphia August
Sth.
The presence of Muldoon. "the solid
man, seems to have had bad effect on
Sacramento. Local prize fights and slogging
matches are quite frequent. Last evening
somebody hunted for fight, and fond it.
There were several bloody faces when it was
concluded. but no arrests were made. About
the same time there was a similar disturbance
on X street. near Third.
Court Capitol No. 6,742. A o. F., elected
officers last evening as follows: Chief
Ranger, Grove L. johnson; Sub Chief
Ranger, Fred. Dustman Treasurer, Thos.
Bromley Financial Secretary, !. J. Foun-
tain; Recording Secretary, 0. n. Cronkite;
Senior Woodward. Geo. +. Shafer; Junior
WoodRard, Hugo Kuhl Senior Beadle, Sam
Katzenstein Junior Beadle, Pat. Cav
snaugh; Surgeon. g. E. Pinkham; Trustee,
L. Lavine.
Police CoURr.-The usual Monday morn
ing audience greeted Judge Henry as he took
the judicial chair yesterday morning. The
Judge had won the prize in the fat mans
race at the Druids' picnic on the day pre-
ceding, snd as he looked down on Benjamin
Franklin, George Clark and James Patrick,
the prisoners within the bar, his face was
wresthed with smiles, and he was no doubt
thinking of the remarkable time he had made
on Sunday at East Park. The prisoners evil
IDENTIFY took courage from the smiling face Of
J the Judge, aud the equally smiling face of
! the City Attorney, whose thoughts were on
the fun he had in store for mis- anticipated
trip to The Bay in the afternoon, and neither
| of them engaged counsel, although l. s.
Brown stood near, and was willing to take
case for most anything. Gsergie Clark was
asked to stand up, and the Clerk, in load and
sEentorisn tones, read to the prisoner, who
clsimed to be little deaf, that ne was
charged with disturbing the peace of the
/ usually quiet and respectable neighboThoed
Of Second and L streets. He was found
guilty and fined $50. He tried to play the
| Old dodge of being drunk and stranger.
| The Judge told him such excuses would not
go down On Monday mornings; the
locality in which the disturbance had been
created was against him" james Patrick, s
/ youth of about 10 years. with smiling face
and unkempt haxen hair, had pleaded guilty to
having created disturbance on the public
streets, and having, after arriving at the City
| Prison. put gcod-sizsd head" and pair
Of black eyes" on officer Fredericks. He
Tss sentenced to twenty days for his bois-
tsrousness and twenty-five days for the black
eyes.
FATAL AccIDKNT.-Ysster about
P. NJ. an employee of the railroad boiler shops
named Daniel Roberts, in passing between q
stationary car and backing train, was
csught between the dead woods and his chest
crushed SO that he died in a minute or two
sfter being removed. The deceased vas
resident of Washington, where he lesves
family. He was a native of Ohio. aged 50
years. The remains were removed to the
Coroners Office, and after holding an inquest
last evening, they were removed TO his late
residence, The jury rendered verdict that
the accident WIS the result of his own care
lessDess and imprudence."
LIFE LITE LIFE Bay one of Guinean's patent
spring filters at Hobbys, 81 street, and neutralize
the poison in the river water that you drink, and
your chances Of life and health are improved 5000
times OTsr.
DzooRAT1D japanese fans ! cent piece, at Han,
cooke, go street.