Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has risen to 10 feet
inches.
The Imp. o. r. NJ. picnic has been indef-
nitely postponed.
The Foresters' Gun Club will have shoot
TO morrow at Agricultural Park for the club
medal.
The next term of the Supreme Court will
be held at Sacramento, beginning on Monday
afternoon.
The Druids' picnic, announced to take
place tomorrow, has been postponed until
further notice.
The receipts of the County Clerk for the
month of April were S545 50 !; of the Sheriff,
1921 so, and of the County Recorder. 1884 70.
The Silver Star Baseball Club has organ
lied, with officers as follows: f. Dennie,
Captain w. Davis, Treasurer; w. Swift,
Haley, Propertyman.
The Union and Confidence Baseball Clubs
will play match game of baseball tomorrow,
beginning at P. NJ, at Agricultural Park,
for purse of $500 and gate money. Ladies
viii be admitted free.
Michael Scott, an Illegal voter, who has
served two Of the six months he was sentenced
for by the Police Judge, was discharged by
Judge Armstrong yesterday on writ of
habeas corpus, on the ground that the COM
plant was defective.
There is no announcement of the postpone
ment of the ninth annual picnic of the
Heiterkeit Social Club, and it will take
place tomorrow at Richmond Grove. The
prizes to be awarded are on exhibition at
Hancock & Co.'s store, on j street, near
Seventh.
Major h G. Dane, whom the San Fran
cisco papers, as well as the leading papers at
the East class beside Wendell Phillips and
John B. Cough. will deliver a lecture in the
Congregational Church of this city next Fri
day evening, May 18th, under auspices of the
Y. NJ. G. A.
The Boys of 'S3 Baseball Club have reor-
gained for the season with the following Of
Butler; Vics-Presidsnt, |. Woodworth ;
Secretary, A. Baker; Treasurer, J. Tans-
man ; Property Man, FL. ZoelIsr; Manager,
William Prader.
The examination of Eli Mayo, charged
with felony, will take place this sfsernoon in
the Police Court. Judge Henry is disquali-
fed from sitting in the case, and it will be
heard by one of the Justices of The Peace.
l. S. Brown and w. Hinkson ara attorneys
for the defendant.
G. M. Mlco, of Stockton, and member
of the State Board of horticulture, was in
the city yesterday, and in connection with
Matthew Cooke, made various experiments
with fluid extract of buhach upon trees in
tested with insect pest. The result will be
ascertained in few days.
An extensive auction sale of the household
and library furniture belonging to George f.
Parsons, ia announced to take place next
Wednesday at the southwest corner of Six
tenth and G streets. Sherburn & Smith are
the auctioneers. A full list of the property
to be sold is published elsewhere this morn.
ing.
Some celd-hearted thief stold a pair of
blankets from a clothes line in yard on
Twentieth street few nights since. AL
though no clue TO the missing property has
thus far been obtained, it is evident that the
thief is on the rapid homestretch to that
bourne where blankets are never needed, and
the police are after him.
The true name of the prisoner taken
through this city on Thursday by Sheriff
George G. Sears, of Portland. Or, is Al
phonso Kinney. He is wanted in Portland
for grand larceny. Kinney was recently ar
rested on ranch in Suffer county by Sheriff
Deaner, Of that county. The prisoner will
be taken TO Portland by steamer.
Ths California Temperance and Benevo-
lent Society. Oh tomorrow, commencing at
s o'clock, will give musical and literary en-
tertainment at their hail. 515 X street.
TIE following named ladies and gentlemen
will participate in the exercises: Lewis T.
Fredericks. Sr, Mrs. FL. N. Rogers, Mrs.
Ed. Katzsnsteiu, Miss Cleo. Cooper, George
F. Perkins, of San Francisco L. S. Crack.
burn, Frank Rogers, L. j. Lithauer, and
others.
Yesterday morning Aaron Nathan was
sitting IN his store reading the synopsis Of the
new county government bill, given in the
RECORD UNION, and when he arrived at tire
statement that the Supervisors salary would
be reduced one-half he was 80 astonished that
he made a sudden motion with his feet.
which were elevated to about the hight of his
head, and the result was that large mirror
came tumbling down. Its downward move
ment was arrested by showcase. Damage,
about $50.