Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-23
BRIEF NOTES
PEspaEs for tho .air.

Prepare for the .air.
Hop-dances will soon be in CIDER.
The new schedule of fare on the railroads
SNOW IN forcs.
Tho roof trusses for the fourth and last wing
Of the Agricultural Pavilion are being placed
in position.
The freight Office IS going to take half
holiday to-day, and no freight will be recsiyed
after 2 P. NJ.
G. G. Brown did not have bis arrn broken
By the kick Of horse, az has been publicly
stated. The arm was kicked, but only
slightly bruised.
a fra recently swept over 5000 acres Of
the San Juan grant on the north side Of the
American river. 1t is supposed to have been
started by hunters.
Mr.. Kohler was ia the city yesterday max
ing arrangements 60 secure Turner Ball for
fair week, for the purpose of exhibiting his
wax works during that SEASON.
To-day Ia the twensy-second day Of the
seventh Moon and the birthday of Teoi.pak
Sing.Knaw. The Chinese God OF Wealth.
The day viii be appropriately celebrated by
ais woyshipe-s 10 this city.
The members Of the Grand Army Posts 10
this city arc making preparations to attend
DO made Tor uniforms by calling on c. Z.
Adsms, Commander Sumner Post.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South Of
willows. Colusa county, has hled articles Of
Incorporation with the Seoresary Of State.
Ths Trustees 'aze Z. G. Joles, p ,. Jones
and W. c. Baylor, all OF the town OF
Willows.
The State Board of Equalization Is il daily
session &c their Office in the Capitol The
reports Of county assessments are being re-
ceiVsd ard exsmined with view OF AZ
equalization ct the vaFions counties. The
Board win be in session for several .wseks
On Monday $40 II silver was stolen from
the stesmar psche bv q man who left the
boat at Clarksburg The nan left some tools
behind marked -. r. Boyd" he il de-
scdbed as about feet inches high, has
sandy complexion, blue sack coat out square,
light pants. Chief Ksrchsr and officer Jack.
sou went down the rivsn in search OF the rnsn,
bu. returned without q prisoner.
FuREIruRE &UoTION.-Bel & Co, aue.
tionssrs, viii sell At residence of Mrs. Henry
Bishop, No. 1906 q street, next Tuesday, at
1880 =. NJ, on account Of departure FOR Eng
land, consisting ii part as follows: Two
AtalEAAt4 eAsoF S13a-tir1 J4p I7ur
ter tables, one Turkish bed lounge, two eight
day clocks, enc patent rocker, elegant oil
paintings, brackets and parlor ornaments,
lace curtains, lambrequins and cornices, body
Brussels carpets ia double parlors, three
tapestry c~pets. che secretary and bookcase
combiued, mArble-t0p hat trse, teH.foot ex-
tension table, walnut dining chairs, TIVE bed
room sets. spring and top -matsreases, fsather
pillows, white blankets, spreads. sheets,
pillow clips and comforts, one cook stove.
boiler, heater and fixtures cFocksry, glass,
wooden a1d tin ware, garden hose and tools.
The residence hss been furnished only one
year, End everything IS as good as new. It
viii be open fer Inspection At o'clock on
morning OF sale.
Ponce CouRT.-The following business
was transacted in The Police Court yesterday:
All Lung, arrested for battery, was dis
charged on payment of costs Bue Sst, q
Chinaman accused of having committed a
battery upon another Celestial, was also let
of on payment Of costs. Mrs. James Tou-
hey, charged with disturbing the peace, APP
pesYed IN Court pleaded not guilty, waived
iuyy tfi4l. and had the hearing OF her case
continued until The 2Sh. James Crooks, .
drunk. failed 10 put IN az appearance when
bis nsule was called, snd his deposit was de-
clared forfeited.