Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
BRIEF NOTES.

An info NAL reception will be given this
evening by the Metropolitan Club at their
parlors at the Hotel Langham.
Yesterday Governor SLOVENIAN sent APP
pointments as Pilot commissioners for San
francisco the names of II. II. Watson, II.
g. Williams and Edward n. Laffey.
sour Friends" will give their eighth an
nual masquerade ball at Turner Hall March
9th. The location Ct the subscription lists,
which are now open, is announced elsewhere.
Frank Sheplar, alias cold Shep," pleaded
guilty in the Police Court yesterday to the
petit larcecy Of flowers from graves in the
City Cemetery. He was sentenced to the
County Jail for six months.
Yesterday the Governor appointed r. S.
Wilkes Notary Public, TO reside in Stock
ton, San Jcsquin county, vice himself, term
expired also WIN FL. Burial and J Callng-
han "a Notaries Public TO reside in Oakland,
vice themselves, term expired.
The case of Bayard V. Rsye, on habeas
corpus, the hearing of which was set for 10
o'clock yesterday, was again continued anti
10 o'clock this morning. A new commitment
has been Issued, and was yesterday made q
portion of the answer TO the writ.
G. w. Chaplin, driver. of Central Delivery
wagon No. So, was the man run into by the
overland train on Thursday evening. His
wounds were dressed at tbs Railroad Hospi-
tai, and he was then taken TO his home at 800
l. street. He was in an Intoxicated condition
at the time The accident occurred.
Ma Lung Ming, who has been on trial for
several days for the alleged robbery OF one Of
his countrymen, WAS Yesterday discharged by
Judge Henry. The Court evidently thought
the evidence was not sufficient to hold him.
or elsa believes in the time-honored Chinei e
custom Of paying oebts once yesr.
Deputy Sheriff Lawson, of Yolo, yester.
day took two prisoners from Folsom Prison
Charles Lance and John Shsnnon-9s wit
nesses in murder trial in Woodland. 1t is
the trial of A. w. Taylor for the murder Of
Robert Benham, which took place in Yolo
county over three years ago. Taylor was
convicted once and sent to the SITE Prison,
but the Supreme Court ordered a nsw trial.
Inquiry is made for man by the name of
William S. Bruce who came from Boston in
1919, and was for many years located either
in or near Sacramento. It is thought he was
ranching. If living. he would now be about
81 years of age. His parents are old, and
anxious 10 obtain some news about him
ANY information sent to w, B. Msydgel at
220 K street, will be promptly forwarded by
him TO the parents, and gratefully received
~ Si'Slh'
The team of T. NJ. Greeushaw ran away
from il front of the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday, having been frightened by the noon
bell of the Catholic church. Near the corner
of J and Seventh streets the wagon struck a
dry goods box, which brought them to a
stapdstill. The spring wagon to which they
were attached contained a gang pillow, and
when stopped it took very close observation
to distinguish the gaug-plow from the dry
goods box or the wagon.
On Monday evening next the concert for
the benefit of the pipe-orasn fund of the
Sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church
will be given by the following ladies and gen.
tlemen: Mrs Dr. A. E. Bruno, Miss Mary
Milli1ir, Miss Raymond Haskell, Miss ,Jen-
ME Woods, Miss Kaibel, Miss Lizzie Griffin,
Miss Mamie hatcher, Miss Milly Gregory.
Mrs. A. E Pepper. Mrs. T. II. Berkey, Miss
Amelia Boil, Elwood Bruner, Charles Beau
mont, j. a. Bsillsrgeon.