Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-14
BRIEF NOTES.


A single drunk and two dodgers were regis
! tered at the police station last night.
To-day il the twenty-fourth anniversary o.
tie admission of Oregon into the Union.
The Chinese opium cases on appealed to The
Superior Court were yesterday continued un
til today.
Two pair of blankets were stolen from
Gsr5neT's woodward on street du.ing nigs
before last.
Industrial Lodge, I. o. o. F., will this
evening pay fTstsrnai visit TO Eureka Ledge,
Of the same Order.
James n. Porter has fled his official bond
as Notary Public, with 9. w. Clarke and r.
S. Carey as sureties.
The case of Smith Va. The Odd Fellows
Savings and Commercial Bank il set for trial
in the Superior Court to-day.
The case of Bayard V. Raye, on appeal
from the Police Court. was continued in the
Superior Court yesterday until Friday uext
D. S. Gregory was yesterday appointed y
Governor Stoneman Superior Judgefor San
Luis Obispo county, vice Lewis McMurtrY,
deceased.
The officers of the First Artillery Regi.
ment will meet this evening at their head
quarters. there being important business de-
mauding attention.
Yesterday Hartford Anderson fledhis bond
as Justics Of the Peace of Granite Township,
in the sum of 81 800, with S. COIN and j.
Hymau as sureties.
Passed DsmiDg, n. NJ, on the OH instant
2S7 bundles Of shovels for Baker & Hsmil.
;o1, and thres crates OF places for Hunting.
ten, Hopkins & Co.
M. Wertheimer & Bro, of San Francisco,
yesterday fled with the Secretary of State
their claim TO the word "CoacIava" as a
trademark for cigars.
George Todhunter, from Winnemucca,
New, went through the city yesterday with
twelve carloads of cattle and one carload of
horses, bound for the Bay.
A free lecture will be given this evening at
Grand Army Hall by Hon. Warren Chase.
The subject 10 be treated is Can the Re-
publican Party be Revived?"
The overland train from the Est Que yes
terday morning, arrived at $3.50 in the after
moor, and left on the $50 train time. There
were but five through passengers.
The steamer Reform and barge arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with lumber
and posts to Friend & Terry Lumber Com
pany and lumber to W. f. Frazer.
The Occidental Athletic Club" has BEEN
organized and officers elected as follows
President, f. Mier, Jr.; Vice-President, D.
Ross Secretary, G. Mier; Treasurer, j. G.
Jones; Sergeant-st-Arms, +. Beal; Prop.
ertyman, Eugene Danforth.
G. J. Cross, who is Mexican veteran and
a '49ar, this morning announces himself as a
candidate for the position of Second Trustee
of this city, of the Peoples Independent Tag
payers ticket. lie expresses himself as in
favor of cheap and clear water at all times,
and as bitter enemy Of hydraulic mining.
Ex.Assemblyman G. w. Tyler, of Ala
media, who has been in TIE city for several
days, left for Nevada City yesterday after
noon. J. NJ. Waliing, an attorney from Ne
vada, also went to Nevada City yesterday.
The two attorneys will act as counsel for the
prisoners in the Cummings murder trial,
which begins in the Superior Court of that
county tomorrow.
To-day issSt. Valentines day, and al.
though the stores are stocked With large
variety, from the comic ones at three for q
dime 60 the elegant and elaborate valentine
proBouncing affection OF tee tenderest kind,
the sale has been light, sud the Postoffice
foTcs will not be overwoEked to-day. It is prob.
abe that in few more years Vaientiue's day
will only be thougit of by the makers oil
patent medicine almanscs.
Officers of Siloam Lodge, I. 0. G. T.. have
been installed as follows: w. G. T., L. E.
Vanderc ok; w. r. II. s., Maggie Hard
esty; w. l.. II. s.. Mrs. Ssorch w. V. r.,
Emma Wisdero; w. s., Lee Marion w.
A. s., Bertha Struver; W. i. s., William
Forbes; W. T., L. c. Chandler; W. NJ,
Ed. Van Heusen; w. D. NJ, Mrs. J. W.
Nsff; w. c., e. H. Rice w. 1. G., Carrie
Co.'S; w. o. c., George Tenbreok.
Yesterday morning during the setting Of
the trial calendar in the Superior Court. q
prominent attorney arose to make motion
ia Q case in which he was counsel, and when
he sat down his cheir was not there. An
other attorney had innocently (?) removed it.
TIE sight of the disciple of Coke and Black
stons sprawled at full length on the floor
caused o roar Of laughter in the room. The
attorney arose, and with glance of indigna-
ton at the one who was supposed TO have
caused the trouble, he requested of the Court
that the rule which required an attorney to
arige when addressing the Court be abolished.
The Court replied chat there was no rule
which required an attorney to sit down on
the floor when be hal concluded his remarks.