Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-08
BRIEF NOTES.

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R. B. Norman, an aged gentleman, well
known in this city, has had another stroke of
paralysis, and is very low.
Two coaches attached to the regular train
came over from Woodland last evening filled
with persons to attend the military ball.
Andrew G. Bloom, young man who works
for Mr.. Hollister, near the town of Franklin,
was seriously kicked a few days since by a
mule.
Governor Stoneman has offered reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of Juan
Mohies, alias Juan Dusrte, who murdered
one Ygura, in Los Angeles county, May q,
1888.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday ap-
proved the bond of Garlic & Croly for the
building of the bridge across Deer creek.
They also authorized the purchase of 200 feet
of rubber hose for the hospital.
The Governor has appointed Judge G. Il.
Marks, of the Superior Court of MERGED, to
act in place of Judge A. Hewel. in the Su.
perior Court of Stanislaus, who is disqualified
to act in the case of the estates Of S. A.
Hamilton, Thomas B. Pentland and William
Graf.
Yesterday about P. NJ. a thief entered the
lodging. house at 1926 Eighth street, and stole
therefrom suit of clothes. He was captured
about an hour aftsrward by officer Farrell at
Sixth and l. streets and the stolen property re.
covered. The thief was lodged in the city
| prison.
VIM. F. White, the newly. appointed Bank
Commissioner, has filed his official bond in
the office of the Secretary of State, the sure
ties being: Ed. White, $4,000; John T.
Porter, $4,000; Thomas Kennedy, So 900
Michael Quirk. So, 900 Elmar Dakin, SIS, 900,
and P. j. Kelley. So. 900.
Judge Armstrong was engaged all day yes
terday in hearing testimony in the case of
the People VS.. Levi Painter, upon charge
of an assault to murder. The case will likely
go to the jury late this afternoon. Judge Nc
Farland was engaged hearing the case OF L.
w. Fratt vs.. Brown Feter.
Articles of incorporation have been filed in
the Office of the Secretary cf State of the Pa
cifc Coast Lumber Company of San Francisco.
The Directors are J. 7. Cochran, George A.
Widen, Reuel Robinson, of Oakland, and
J. H. Congdon, J.. NJ. Whitworth, of San
Francisco. Capital stock, $500, 900, d.
vided into 200 shares.
Leland Howe has removed large two
story house, the property CT e. j. Cross.
from o street. between Seventh and Eighth,
to Sixteenth and streets. The same party
has removed two cottages from the south side
of II street, between Seventh and Eighth,
! back to the alley. Two elegant residences
will be erected where the old ones stood.
A little 5 year.old girl who visited garden
| for the first time. on her return said: " Papa,
know how the carrots grow. They stick
| their heads down into the ground and let
| their tails stick out" The same little girl
approached the bedside of her little sick
brother and, very sympathetically, said i:
I" It's too bad that you are so sick, Johnnie,
but then you know if you hadn't been, mamma
would never have given you that ten cents"
Governor Stopeman has issued letters pat
ent to G. F. Elliott for 346 acres of Univers-
ity land. being the southeast quarter and east
half Of northeast quarter of section Is, town.
ship north range east, Mount Disblo
meridian, San Joaquin county; also to G. A.
Ledford and David Bkus for 40 acres of Uni
versity land, being the northeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section SO, township 13
north, range Is west, Mount Diablo meridi-
an, Mendocino county.
The Governor has appointed the following
Notaries Public: Henry Hasback for San
| Francisco, vice A. @. Crane, term expired
Wilbur F. George for Sacramento, vice self
James w. Good for Colusa county, to reside
at Colusa; T. r. Dixon for Ell Dorado coun-
| ty, to reside at Plscerville II. G. Upper
for Fresno, to reside st Fresno John Bell
| and Joseph Rucker for Santa Clara county,
to reside at San Jose, and w. II. Brumfeld
| tor humboldt, to reside at Eureka.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - Miss Nellie
Boyd, an actress who has appeared before in
this city, and one of acknowledged merit, will
commence an engagement for one week and
Saturdays matinee at the Metropolitan The.
alter on Monday evening, November 18Th.
Miss Boyd has appeared throughout all the
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| her own company Of selected artists and has
been well spoken of by the press wherever
sha has had sn engagement. This is her
ninth annual tour, and she is accompanied
| by her own band and orchestra. The Stock.
ton psperF, where she has been playing last,
speak of the company as being good one
and worthy of patronage. The company is
composed of twenty-five people, exclusive of
the band. On Monday evening viii be pre-.
scented the thrilling military drama, "a Gel
ebrsted Case; ;" Tuesday evening, Article
Az" There will be change Of programme
each evening. During the engagement they
| will play to popular prices-dress circle Is
| cents, gallery 80 cents. The box opens Mon
day morning at o'clock.
WOMAN Found DEAD.-This morning,
about a quarter past u o'clock, officer George
r. Martin was called to go to Sixth and l
streets to remove what was thought to be
drunken wemap, but upon examination it
was found that she was dead. With the as
sistance of officer Farrell the body WAS re-
moved to the Coroner's office. By the side Of
! the dead woman was found small box sup
posed to have contained strychnine, or some
other poison. The woman was of small stat
ure, with short, dark hair, dressed in a drsb
| wrapper, heavy gray wooden stockings, but
| ron hid ahoae Ue11 morn lioht 6ra h
veil tied over dark straw hat and small
red shawl wrapped around her shoulders
Over this was knit shawl almost white.
Nothing was found upon the remains to
identify the unfortunate. The body lies at
the Morgue.
AUCTION To.DAY.-At 1870 A. NJ to-day
ID. ]. Simmons will conduct an auction sale
of the residence of George Cadwslader on n
street. between Seventh and Eighth, which
is well improved. 1t includes lot 8 and 80
feet of lot 2, and will be sold together or
| divided. At the same time will be sold Mr..
Cadwalader's horses, carriage, buggy, har-
ness, stable furniture, etc.; also, sll house.
hold property, including piano, psrlor, library
| and kitchen furniture.
O'DoNNELL MEETING.-A meeting was held
in Turner Hall last evening for the purpose
of raising funds for the defense of O'Don-
nell, the slayer Of Carey. On account of the
military ball and the rainy weather, the at
| tendance was small. Committees were APP.
pointed to canvass the city for the needed
funds.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs. = Friday morning,
Sherburn & Smith will sell on o street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth, the household goods
of J. T. Pike, deceased, including piano,
parlor furniture. and variety of household
and kitchen goods.
TRANSACTIONS III REAL ESTATE.
| FILLED MONDAY, November 3, 1888.
November 2-Rapbae and wife to Aread Schadeu