Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-24
BRIEF NOTES.

Large quantities of choice hops are being
shipped daily from the town Of Gait.
S. S. Holl has gone Co San Francisco to
argue "the Shellars' election case" before
the Supreme Court.
The vintage In the neighborhood of Folsom
is very large. The yield will be greatly in
excess of what was expected.
Tie Calender minstrels closed their en-
gagement in this city Saturday evening, and
| left yesterday for San Fransisco.
An entertainment will be given this even
! ing at the Calvary Baptist Church by the IN.
| FAINT department OF the Sunday.school.
The Folsom Telegraph compliments the 70
lice force Of that town very highly. Evi-
! IDENTIFY the officers and Police Commissioners
are not at war.
Charles W. Kits, of Grass Valley. and B.
| E. Burns, Of Mountain View, Santa Clara
county, have been appointed Nossries Pub
lie by the Governor.
The trestle work on the railroad track near
Aruo station caught FIRE Friday from a pass
ing locomotive, bat was extinguished before
much damage was done.
Tony Benton, an aged actor. was buried
yesterday afternoon at the City Cemetery.
The grave wss profusely covered with how-
ers, tRstefully arranged by members Of the
profession.
II. j. W. Dam, the Governors Eexecutive
Secretary, has moved into his old office, it
having been thoroughly re6tted until it is
now as he promised It would be, the finest
Office in the building.
About half.past yesterday Afternoon, as 3
young man was turning corner at Eleventh
and Q streets, the buggy was capsized and the
youpg man severely hurt The horse was
caught before he could do any damage.
The highest temperature Saturday WAS
| 10l'-the highest ever known in September.
Yesterday it was only 90. There IL every
meteorological indication Of cessation of
heated hostilities, with a good prospect of
cooler weather ahead.
As meeting of the California Temperance
Society, held last evening, the following exeI-
| cises were rendered: An address, q, j.
Gregg; song, Miss Rochon reading, Miss
| GrsgF; reading. Mrs. Bgalow; recitation,
Miss Bowen ; limitations, Lou Crackbon.
The Board of Supervisors of this county
are contemplating following in the footsteps
OF the Board in Butte county, by disposiug Of
the remains OF paupers By cremation. Let
| the ciematory 90 up, say al. 1t is better to
burn than place oaly few i0ches bsloW the
soil.
A wood-sawing machine thas was in opera
ton on street for several days last week Is
complaiaea CT a great nuisance. It frightens
passing horses, and has caused several ruR.
swRys, cue Of which. en- Saturday. resulted
in the injury of valuable horse and demol-
ishing Of a fms buggy.
In Department Two of the Superior Court,
Saturday, the csse of G. II. Krebs vs. VIII
| lam Curtis, was continued for the session.
la the case Of G. D. Gillespie vs.. A. G.
Winn, a motion of nonsuit was argued and
submitted. The divorce case of j. r. Will
Jams VS.. Martha Williams was tried with
closed doors.
Horace Eldred, the owner of the famous
horse Bay Frank, says that tho rumors that
| have been going the rounds 20 the effect that
| he had cold the horse are all false. He has
not nor VIII sell the horse, and expresses the
| belief that when in condition he Is the fastest
horae in the world, st. Julien nor Jay Eye
| See not excepted.
Ths regular weekly msating OF the Itish
| National League was held yesterday after
noon, and was largaly attended; J. d. Moyn.
| ahsn addressed the meeting. The O'Donnsl
| Defense Fund is being literally subscribed to,
over 500 being collected last wesk, and $50
| subscribed by the Lssgue. The subscription
sheets will be opsn until next Sunday at the
places designated elsewhere this morning.
| John Rider. who owns q vineyard at
| Eighteenth and A streets says that trsmps
during the past few weeks havs stolen from
him over 800 worth Of grapes. They also
! stesl melons, cabbage, potatoes and other yege-
tables. a large number Of these worthless
thisviBg fellows are campsd in the willows
| between the north levse and the American
| river and win remain there until ths police
make an effort 30 aFEe5f OF drive them away.