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

last evening at Front and N streets, IL honor
of the victory OF the agitstor Healey IL
Ireland
A hack team started on runaway through
Second street. last evening about o'cloek,
bat as it was hack team, of course l. did
not run far before stopping.
Miss c. l.. Ortiz, who has been for num-
Der Of years q teacher in the Sacramento
Grammar School, last week accepted more
advantageous position in an out'ot-toWn dis
trict.
The Board Of Police Commissioners will
meet on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Police Court, to consider various matters
of Importance which will be brought before
them.
A valuable mare belonging 70 Ed R. Ham
ilton vas attacked few days ago with tie
disease known as "pinkeye" L was found
necessary to shoot the animal TO relieve IS Of
It's agony.
DR.. CiunIss was called to San Francisco a
few days ago by the intelligence taat his
youngest daughter was seriously i'll OF
typhoid fever. The child is dangerously ill
at present, and the Doctor is still attending
her.
Robert Kennedy, Deputy Sheriff Of Plsear
county, passed through to Nspa yesterday with
an insane man Of middle age. Mrs. Lillian
Lafayette was brought down from Folsom
Monday and taken to Nspa yesterday by
Jsiler q. W. Nswbsrt.
Tbs case Of Salvador T1oai will come up
at 10 a. N. Saturday next, before the Supreme
Court in San francisco. The prisoner viii
not be taken TO the bay. n. Greene Curtis
and S. Scion Holl will represent Trosi, and
try to have him admitted 20 bail.
Yesterday Health Officer Fe-ral served
legal notices on the property-owne1s on the
no-th side Of street. Chinatown, requiring
them TO absta thu nuisances by filling the
lots extending into Lake Suffer, as per order
Of the Board Of Health and Board Of City
Trustees.
A man named Kennedy fell. Monday even.
ing, from hop house or Judge Baatty's
ranch, seven miles above the city, on the Sac
ramenso side OF the river, and broke his back
lie was brought TO the city the same even
ing aud taken to thu County Hospital. His
injuries are thought to be fatal.
The temperature at neon yesterday for
the Pacific Coast and east to Chicago was, for
Olympia, 65'; Portland, IL; RosebuTg, 79';
Mendocino, So; Red Bluff. go; Sacramento.
S40; San Francisco. So; Los Angeles, 81;
San Diego, 74'; Salt Lake, So; Cheyenne,
79'; Denver, So; North Platte, 81; Omaha.
81; Davenport, II, and Chicago, 67'.
The Eureka Baseball Club held meeting
last evening, and organized with the follow
ing members: J. Sullivan, Captain 7.
Furness, r. Barry, T. Costello J. Leonard,
G. Hilbert. This club will play match
game next Sunday ct Agricultural Park with
the Intrepids of Marysville.
The unmarried teachers in the Sacramento
uohnnIu 10 NAV fba hpldgucr pf tasph.
era positions by thoae who had husbands who
are capable of supporting them. They were
victorious, and the following named teachers
were not reelected: Mrs. G.. n. Post, Mrs.
R. G. Irvine, Mrs. S. J. Deuel.. Mrs. Xii.
gour, Mrs. s. j. Toll, Mrs. o. H. P. Sheets
and Mrs. Z. G. English.
J. L. Huntoon, administrator of the estate
of the late L. L. Billings. has received from
l.. n. Billings, the ex-administrator the fol
lowing moneys and bank accounts belonging
to the estate: Capital Savings Bank book,
S., 023 u; Sacramento Bank book, S20,-
925 40; Capital Savings Bank book, $172 40;
California State Bank book, 81, $50; D. o.
Mills Bank book, $4,000; cash, $3.50 ga
total of S5S, 2S2 SO.
The following Red Men from this city are
present at the Grand Council now in session
In San Francisco Costumes, No. 14-Chas.
II JSIg D1DJHlA4iE OA4atADGEbg ~ L . OOuIAs,
Richmond Davis, Nelson Wilcox; Red
Jacket, No. 2S-J. A. Gibson, r. II. Petit,
J. ". Peerless, S. B. Cooley, N. T. Brewer,
James McCaw OWosso, No. 39-E. B.
Osler, George l.. johnson, d. s. Hyams,
john Hartman, r. Hunt; Red Cloud, No.
&c. +. Bronner, W. Lainz, T. P. Smith,
D n. CFonkite.
A NoN-REsIDENr's OPINION. E. K.
Downer, editor of the Downieville Messenger,
recently visited this city, and while here
wrote long Letter to his paper. from which
this following ia regard to this city is ex.
tsacted: Everywhere is heard the busy
hum of industry, and leading and influential
business men, with whom I have consulted,
said that trade at the State Capital is good
aud times are steadily improving for the.bet-
ter. All the shops and manufactures are
ovsrburdened with work, rot an idle me-
chanic DESTROYS Of employment csn be found
IN the city, and more are needed to fill the
pressing orders. Tbs energetic and persever-
ing citizens of this Central point of the great
railway system of the Pacific richly deserve sn
the abundans prosperity they now have and
what is in store for them in the future, after
their almost numbslless but successful strug-
giles with fses and floods; but, unless the
fearful, sickesing stencil. daily carried
through the city by the south breeze from
this sewage canal, below the Folsom railroad
track, is not removed, g pestilsnce may IN
time arise that viii swell the death roll Go
mammoth proportions, and dsrken many
now pleasant homes in mourning. A good
healthy flood of our mountain siickeus would
thoroughly cleanse out this stream of eorrup-
tiou. Since my arrival the weather has been
I
breeze prevails most OF the tine. Tae mouu-
tains sre completely hidden by the smoke and
dust, aud the air, at all hours, is resonant
with the dssfening, almost ceaseless roar OF
the laundering trains, bearing the commerce
of the world"
TIE HowABDs-At the last meeting of the
Board of Direcsors of the Howard Benevolent
Association the Steward reported 10 persons
assisted during the month of July, by S16
dispensations. Taere ars now asking aid, s
infrm men, % women and 81 children, in all
So, who viii require help the ensuing month.
The condition Of the Society's funds has COM
PEELED the restriction OF Dissertations TO only
very urgent Gases. The Treasurer reports
1926 o. received from monthly collections,
and S270 65 from the bank and other sources.
His disbursements amounted to 1913 AZ,
leaving balsnes in the treasury August 1st
of $3.50 81. The claims audited at the meet
ing, 1892 80, and the previous Indebtedness
unpaid, make the total debt OF the Associa-
ton st this date, S207 AZ.
The PRIsoE INvEsTIGATTeN.-The argu-
ment of the charges against the State Prison
Directors began yesterday at IA II before
Governor Sioaemau and Judge Wallace.
Colonel Flournoy. OF counsel for the people,
spoke the entire day, and closed before reach.
ing "seveathly." He will probably reach
" Ewenty-sixthly,n the number of speci6ca-
tions, some time this afternoon. Attorneys
Sears, Darwin and Hart will follow for the
defense, end the closing argument by Colonel
FlournoY will probably terminate about the
end of this week.
TRANSFER OF COUNTY FUNDS. The only
business transacted by the Board of Super
visors yesterday was to order moneys trans
fsrred to the General Fund as follows: From
Sticking and Iaterest Fund, 81 902 81 bonds
OF 1872 fund, S525 06: Hospital Sinking and
Interest Fund, S478 16: Courthouse and Jail
Fund. 1924 IS Swamp and Overlooked Land
Fund. 81, 55S 50; total. IS. 5SS "a There
was remaining 10 the General Fund g. l42 o.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, = The Figaro
Spanish Students, sixteen in number, will
appear at the Metropolitan Theater on next
Mondsy evening in their musical delinestions
on the mandolin and guitar. Stuart Harold,
MI Afpaxyn-th X