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


| Al. the beginning Of the month there wei
| IS prisoners in the County Jail. Seven arr
| charged with murder.
Sheriff Mccoy passed through the cit,
| yesterday, en- route TO Stockton. He had IL
charge crazy man, who will be placed j,
| the asylum.
A large and elegant steel-plate engraving.
Sherman Msrching Through Georgia III
displayed IN one of the show Windows of tn;
Mechanics store.
Ths firm Of Grissim & Baldwin. heretofore
carrying Oh g grocery business at 70l street
has bsen dissolved by mutual consent, w. W
Griasim continuing the business.
The Woodland Democrat is trying to gel
up Fourth of July boom st home, in order
60 keep her citizshs. az IL their usual custom,
from visiting Sacramento on that day.
The Board Of Supervisors offered again
yesterday, in front OF the Court House, the
Pavilion for sale. Lovedall, the highest bid.
der, offered S13, 800. The Board refused to
sell fer less than S15. 900.
Owing to the high Forth wind and the OPP.
pressive heat yesterday afternoon, Sherman
& Humans circus at Agricultural Park gave
no performance. Last evening there was q
good audience in attendance.
A Let of oil paintings. furniture, carpets,
etc. will be sold Friday morning, at 10
O'Clock, at Howe's Hall, on Sixth street, by
Bell & Co.. auctioneers. A partial list Of
the goods will be found elsewhere.
The Vigo Bay Treasure Company OF San
Francisco, notice of the incorporation of
which recently appeared in the RECORD
UNION, this morning publish sn announce
ment that the subscription books are row
open.
The printed premium list of the thirtieth
annual Fair Of the California State Agri-
cultural Society, which commences on the
18th of September, 1883, is ready for dis.
tribution, and can be procured by calling st
the Office OF the Secretary.
The Columbia Baseball Club has been
organized, with officers as follows: L. Ricket,
Captain; j. Steinmaller, Treasurer; W.
Green, President; o. Schuminger. Vice.
President; 4. Kohler, Secretary II. Graf,
property man NJ. Meyers, Manager.
AZ q nesting of the A. 0. H., held last
to serve foc the ensuing year: President.
Jemes B. White; Vice-President, P. j.
B IN; Recording Secretary, William Ryan
&. elected; Financial Secretary. r 0. Null
IAN; Treasurer, William J. O'Brine IRE
elected; County Delegate, John Diviny.
Thomas c. Lombard, manager Of the Long
fellow Memorial Association, was arrested
yesterday on complaint sworn to By Lewis
Il Johnston, charging him with misdemeauor
He was locked up in the city prison, where
he still rema;ns, awaiting trial. 1t appears
that he contracted bills upon false pretenses,
and failed to liquidate. He will be heard in
the Police Court this morning.
A Chinaman. moro dead than alive. was
brought down on the Msrysville train from
Reddiog yesterday. lie was engaged in
blasting in the construction of the Northern
Railway, and WAC blown up by premature
explosion. His legs and arms were broken,
and he recsiEed other injuries, from the e..
fects OF which he will undoubtedly die. He
was taken TO San Francisco, where he will be
cared for by his friends.
The students of Prof. Howe's school have
organized a baseball club under the name Of
Neptune. The following officers were elected
last nigat: A. Ainsworth, Captain L..
kim, Secretary G. Baker, President; NJ.
Chambsrlin. property man II. Aclzley,
scorer aud water.csrrier. Other members
NJ. Hotchkiss, NJ. Barton, J. Graham, L.
Carroll. They are ready to receive challenges
from any junior club in the city.
POLICE CoURT.-Iu the shssncs of Judge
Henry yesterday, Justice Tubbs presided in
the Police Court. The following business
vas transacted All Per, misdsmeauor, dis
charged. John Doe pleaded guilty to charge
Of disturbing the peace, and was fined s. and
costs. w. II. Hobby, charged with obstruct-
ing the sidewalk in front Of his place of bust
ness, demanded jury trial. The case was
set for hearing June Sth. Ned Downey, con.
victed of vagrAncy, was discharged on pay
ment of costs.
GRANGERs' Picnic. : Tbs Farmers and
Grsngers' picnic will take place tomorrow at
Beech's Grove, near Freeport. This has al
wsys been one of the most enjoysble picnics
held in this section. and the committee this
year announce that they viii surpass sll pre-.
vious endesvors. There viii be large num-
Der Of prizes awarded. The admittsncs to
the ground viii be free as usual.