Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-28
BRIEF NOTES,

On the slate at the station house at II
o'clock last night appeared the names of Mrs.
| johnson, disturbing the peace; E. Cramps
disturbing the peace.
Clinton L. White, Notary Public has filed
s., 600 bond with George E. Bates and w.
Bsckman, and \. n. Buchanan, Notary Pub
lie, has filed a s. 600 bond with George +.
Bates and L. S. Taylor as sureties.
The Union Baseball Club, of this city, will
play match game with the Intrepids, of
| Msrysville at the later city on Sunday next.
An excursion train will leave this city at a.
NJ, returning il the evening. Fare for the
round trip, IS.
The carriage factory of George B. Blue was
burglatizsd one night this week, as was also
the kitchen of x-Attorney-Gsneral Hart.
The latter says he lost his spoons, but does
not know whether one of tbs Butler family
committed the theft or not.
The third annual announcement of the
Normal and Scientific School at Vacaville
shows the number of pupils as follows Glass
of 1888, 8; Seniors, u; Juniors, IS; scien-
| titic preparatory, IL; normal, "a CONNER
cial, IS; miscellaneous, %; in music, "A.
The four-inch water pipe in the alley be.
tween NJ and N is being taken up from
Second to Teath and six-inch pipe placed
there. The rust IS being removed from the
inside of tie four-inch pipe, and it will be
| used in extending the pipe service up town.
Judge Armstrong, Sheriff Estil, Under
Sheriff Lee, District Attorney Carey, Court
Reporter Davis and several of the attorneys
who were engaged in the Trosi examination,
left this morning TO view the grounds where
it is alleged Mrs. Troai was murdered on the
22d Of February, 1882.
Two public weddings took place in the
city yesterday. At the same time four di.
voIce cases were being heard at the Court
house. and Judge Mcfarland was endeavor.
ing to settle dispute IS to who should have
possession of a child between couple that he
had refused to divorce.
A ranch team entered upon a runaway
about 10 A. NJ. yesterday, on K street. They
ran for two or three hundred feet upon the
sidewalk on the west side Of Second street,
and were stopped in front of the establish
ment of NJ. T. Brewer & Co. The driver
was thrown ont and seriously bruised.
A directory of Tucson and Tombstone, A.
T., has been received from Frank Cobler and
T. f. Swanwick In addition to the list of
residents, etc, as usually published, it con-
tsins quite extended information about the
two places and surroundings, their institu-
tions, prospects, ETC. A business directory
of Benson is also given.
The beer question in Sacramento is still IN
settled. The brewers will not come down in
price, and there is strong effort being put
forth, rather secretly, however, by the ten
cent houses, to have the price increased from
IS per barrel to SO. This will have the effect
of closing UP all the low dives, and is being
encouraged by all the best citizens.
Owosso Tribe, No 49, Improved Order of
Red Men. last evening elected officers as fol-
ows: Sachem, Henry Runkel; Senior Saga
more, Alfred Olsen; Junior Sycamore, John
y. Stafford. Trustees = Frank Griswold,
Robert Hunt, James H. Crone. Representa-
tives to Grand Council-Grove l.. johnson,
Robert Hunt, James II. Crone, D. S. Hy.
ans, Frank Griswold.
Valley Council, No. co. I. o. c. F., elected
last evening the following officers TO serve for
the ensuing term: p. G. c., Win J. Davis
G. c., George W. jackson; Secretary. F. E.
Ray; Treasurer, q. A. Luhrs: Prelate, r.
T. Devlin; Marshal, A. A, Flint; Warden,
George Mass; Guard. P. Potter; Sentry, A.
J. Muir; Medical Examiners-Drs. T. Z.
Grinsley and J. r. Laine; Trustees-H. II.
Paulk. James L. Mills and George B. Blue.
The officers will be installed the second
Wednesday in July.