Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08
BRIEF NOTES.

The barge Annametha arrived yesterday
from the upper Sacramento, loaded with
wood TO master.
There is one week more in which 10 pay
city taxes, after which they viii be delin-
quent, and per cent will be added.
The auction sale of real estate, announced
to have taken place yesterday st Bel & Co.'S
salesroom, was postponedsindefni:ely
In card published elsewhere this morning
Mrs. A. McMuliin emphstically denies that
Mr.. A. McMulIin has been missing, ss re-
ported.
E. C. Peart who was taken sick in this
city recently while en- lroute to the East, has
entirely recovered, and elsewhere he pub
lishfs card Of thanks.
The remittisur from the Supreme Court 10
the case of Joseph Hurtado arrived yester.
day. Judge McFarland'wi at an early day
FIX the date of execution.
Mira. z. ". Gum, who was accidentally
shot about week ego By pistol in the
hands Of young lady. died Sunday afternoon
from the effects OF the wound.
In the Superior Court yesterday Charles
Sesstow, an Indian accused Of numbering an.
other Indian some time ago, was arraigned
ard allowed two days to enter plea.
| To-day Michael Scott will have hearing
corpus Scott has been confined in thu i'll
for Illegal voting at the last city election.
The ninth annual picnic of the Heiterkeit
Social Club viii be held at Richmond Grove
next Sunday. There will be games and
amusements, and prizes will be competed for
The net proceeds of the recent concert
given for the benefit of the organ fund of st.
| Paul's Church was 1852 30. Further dona
tiops. amounting to S16S, have been re-
ceived.
The annual picnic of the Farmers and
Changers will be held at Freeport, May 17sh
The proceeds will be donated to the Protest
ant Orphan Asylum. Jones, Beebe & Grants
Band will furnish the music.
Kohler's entertainment at Turner Hall last
night drew very large audience. A new
programme of excellent music was presented.
Another performance this evening and sxhi-
bition of the wax works, monograph and
electric youth.
Deputy Sheriff Heintz began collecting
licenses Yesterday under the new county
license law, and succeeded in getting SlS3
This was mostly collected from Chinese on 1
street, that being the section of the town
that collectors usually begin on.
In the dispatches Yesterday morning
the time of the steamship Alaska from
Queenstown to New York was given as six
DAYS, thirty-two hours and forty. Gig hit mir
utes It was q typographical error. and
should have read SIX days, tlceHty three hours
and forty-eisat minuses.
A dispatch was received on Sunday by
Chief KarcLer from Chief Crowley, of San
Francisco to arrest runaway hey 16 years
of age, named James Dorgap, and yesterday
officer Leavy found the boy st the Western
Union Telegraph office. The boys relatives
will take him home today,
Yesterday morning two Cinnamon on I
street had slight unpleasantpess caused by
dispute over dice game. One OF them,
named All Lucy, was arrested by citizen
George Ssger and officer Martin. When
| searched at the station.house he was found to
be s walking arsenal. A charge OF disturbing
the peace aud of carrying concealed weapons
was placed against him. The other offender
escaped.
Police COURT Business was transacted in
the Police Court yesterday, as follows: Jerry
Haley, disturbing the peace, continued to
Msy 10Th; Mrs. Doe, petit larcsny 1.-TWO
cases. continued one day; John Costa, dis
turbing the peace, found guilty, fined $40 ;
| William Stone, disturbing the peace, con-
tinued one day Eli Mayo, felony, continued
one dsy.
HOTEL SoLD.-The International Hotel
property, situated on K street, between
| Third and Fourth streets, was sold by auc-
ton, yesterday, for SO, Co., c. w. Pierce
| is the purchaser, aud the Lansing ranch near
the County Hospital was also Knocked down
to him for $1,000. d. J. Simmons was the
suctioreer.
! RENovAL.-Whils old-sine dealers have
slept upon their counters. waiting for victims
of their 100 per cent, the Red House has
done the business st an honest proft-making
themselves stronger every day, increasing in
patronags aud popularity. Hence the neces-
sity Of cur removal to larger quarters. and
the reason Of putting upon the market our
immense stock Ct Dry Goods and Millinery
at the low figures st which We are now sell.
ing. Tha success Of the Red House has bsen
phenomenal. Cash is card that, when
played by q man determined TO bsst, viii
win.