Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-19
BRIEF NOTES.

! Bids for privileges at the Caledouian pic
mic are wanted.
The Sacramento river has reached 20 feet
inches above low-watsr mark.
| The members of Company G, Safs6eld
Guard, viii hold their ssmi-annual target
practice at East Park tomorrow.
Joseph Bauquier, Jr., was yesterday
granted divorce from Bertha Bauqnier on
the ground of desertion, by Judge McFar-
land.
A large number of csrts, for work on
| the Oregon Railroad extension, are being
manufactured in this city and shipped to the
| front.
Shsrburn & Smith, auctioneers. will rell at
! their salesrocm, 1923 K street, to-day, very
large lot OF consigned miscellaneous household
goods.
Governor Stonemap yesterday appointed
August Alters a member OF the Board OF
Health of San Francisco. vice .. y. Burgess,
resigned.
The north wind yesterday dried the streets
SO that in short time dust was flying. The
sprinkling.carts were called into service. and
did good work.
There was but one case in the Police Court
yesterday-James Sullivan. charged with
vagrancY. He was sentenced to thirty days
in the County Jail.
Yesterday James Anderson was taken to
Folsom State Prison by Under Sheriff FOLEY
of Tehama county. He has been sentenced to
seven years for grand larcsny.
Brigadier-Gensral Carey has invited Gov
ernor Stoneman TO review the troops Of the
Fourth Brigade on Decoration Day, and the
Governor has signifisd his willingness to
do 81.
l.. aG.,d. 10 Of II.- ~. bov cd
a permanent organization for mutual benefit
in the pursuit of their studies. Frank +.
Freeman ia President, and Albert nj. john
son Secretary.
The Witnesses in all the criminal cases now
pending before Department One of the Su-
perior Court are ordered to appear at 10 a. NJ.
Tuesday, The Sc June case still occupies
the attention Of the Court.
The Champion Base Ball Club organized
yesterday with the following officers f.
Johnston, President: w. Brewer, Vice.Pres-
ident: L. Mooser, Captain j. Nose, Secre-
tary R. Dorsey, Treasurer; Propertynap,
W. Kellogg; Scorer, E. Kellogg.
Major II. c.. Dane visited the public
schools Yesterday in company with Superin-
tendens Lame ard Trustee Tracy. He en-
tertained several of the classes with short
addresses. He expressed himself as highly
pleased with tne 6cnoois lS tiity apptHrSU 10
him during the brief visit.
The annual picnic of the Methodist
Churches ard Sunday-schools OF this city will
take place to-day at Cothrin's Grove. above
Folsom, on the line CT ths Sacramento and
Piacervilie Railroad The train will leave
here at o'clock. Baskets will be collected
az each of the churches previous to that time.
Carrie & Croly have been awarded the
contract for the erection of building Sc by
IA feet, at Guthrie Station, for Kohler &
Vanberger, Of San Francisco. The building
ia to be used as wine cellar. The same firm
also contemplate the erection of q distilery
at en- early day, to be used in connection with
the wine cellar.
The Kohler concert company hold ma
tinee at Turner Hall this afternoon. This
evening the dancing, under the direction of
Mrs. Wilssy. will begin earlier than
heretofore. The announcement of the addi-
ton of the new wax figures has brought back
al the old visitors. The waxworks are on
exhibition each day from 10 A. NJ.
Alfred Folger, who resides about fourteen
miles from Sacram ento on a ranch, was in the
city yesterday with four-horse team at
tached to platform wagon. The horses be-
came frightened near Front and n streets
and ran up the latter street. When near
Fourth Folger jumped from the wagon, and
npon striking the ground was pitched upoa his
head and very seriously cus across the fore
head. Tbs parts were stitched together by
surgeon, after which the injured man left to
find his team,