Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-07
BRIEF NOTES.

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Bu. one carload of immigrants arrived thi
| morning.
| The estate of the late George Cadwslader ha
| been appraised at So6, $50 s..
| Some of the pipers of the Caledonians were on
serenading their friends last evening.
Christine Johnson's fishing boat and net ver,
| stolen from Sutteryille last Monday night
The steamer Varuna arrived from the upper
| Sacramento yesterday with wood and grain
number of carpenters tools were stolen from
| the shop of c. Kaufman zoo K street, Thursday
night
The Sacramento river, under the influence o.
the strong southerly wind fell TO p feet inches
yesterday.
Saws Merkley yesterday: BY gracious, boys
this is a great day for the country. Blaine l.
nominated and hops are going up
Joseph Aberns has been committed TO the
County Jail at Woodland from Cacheyille, to
serve a term of forty days for petit larceny
A German barkeeper who had been waiting
upon an enthusiastic crowd of Republicans last
evening confided to friend, Dey all dakes II
Blaine.
The only arrest made yesterday, besides the
gang of Migrants captured at Front and Y
streets, was Tom Gainor by officer Arlington
for being drunk.
The Grand Chiefs Imp. o. r. NJ, paid an Off
cial visit last evening to Red Jacket Tribe. No.
%, where there was also present large number
from other Tribes.
Yesterday, in Department Two of the Superior
Court, Alonzo Price was granted decree OF Oil
yorce from Ella Price, on the grounds OF deseT-
ton and adultery.
S. Gerson & Co. received yesterday from Yuba
county the first peaches and plulns OF the sea-
son. The peaches were q fine lot, and III the
political enthusiasm OF the occasion they were
labeled " Blaine peaches
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster of Iowa, Superintend-
of hn nan mr. of IpUiSlAtlDn the
National Woman'S Temperance Union VIII rect
ure on - Prohibition in the Sixth-strcet n. T.
Church next Monday evening.
Officer Barnes of Dixon was in town yester-
day, looking for Il woman named Louise Bar
nett, wanted for obtaining goods under false
pretenses. She could not be found. having evil
IDENTIFY skipped from the town.
II appears that Jim Renwick, the California
horse. did start in the Fordham handicap at
Jerome Park May 30th but was unequal TO the
distance-mile and quarter-and nnlShed
seventh. The race was won in 2:liH-
The Secretary of the California Silk Culture
Association reports that the best mulberry leaves
for feeding silkworms are raised in the neighbor-
hood of Sacramento. she believes that the very
Young leaves are not healthful for the worms.
1t is reported that Walter Wiley. prominent
citizen Of Michigan Bluffs Placer county, at
tempted to commit suicide at that place last
Tuesday by taking poison and then shooting
himself. Il is believed that he Will not sur
Yive.
Charles Chapman utilized portion of the
grasShoppers on his farm at White Rock yester
day. by shipping II box ofthem to Lake Tahoe,
for fish bait They were labeled, From the
Government hopper propagatIng establishment.
White Rock"
Miss Gussie Wilcox. Tuesday evening, June ID,
at her residence on the lower Stockton road.
The pupils all acquitted themselves creditably,
and very pleasant evening was spent by them
and their parents.
few DAYS ago BENJAMIN Brown. one of the
Young men for whom warrant had been issued
for disturbing the peace on the highway while
returning from the Farmers and Changers pic
mic. appeared before Justice Tubbs pleaded
guilty and was fined so.
Fernando Hershey made complaint IA the
police yesterday that his room mate at an up
town hotel got mp early yesterday morning and
left the premises. When Hershey got up, few
hours later he found that his silver watch, gold
chain and So in coin were missing.
Officers Sullivan and Coffey arrested yesterday
morning an Indian named Jim Short, who had
been drunk in the vicinity of Twentieth and O
streets for two days. and had drawn pistol
Court he was fined s., and locked up five days
as the alternative.
party of Democrats were discussing yester-
day who the probable Democratic nominee for
President would be- One of them remarked,
"If it amt Tilden hope won't be Dorsheiner.
pronOuncing that name when they got full at
political meeting"
The Capital Sign Works. directly after the
news of the nomination of the Republican Ma
tional Convention had been made known yes
terday decorated the front of their premises
with a full-siZed picture of the nominee, with
the White House in his immediate vicinity and
beneath, From way down in Maine
The case of Daniel Never vs. J. " Porter was
Yesterday nj the conclusion of argument iIf De-
partment Two of the superior Court. submitted
and taken under Amusement, with leave TO
plaintiff to file and serve brief and points, and
authorities with five days to intervenor to
answer and five thereafter to plaintiff to reply.
Last Wednesday heavy clouds could be seen
from this city overhanging IolO county and Civ
there was no fall of rain. but thunder could be
heard in the west. 1t seems that there
light shower of rain at Woodland, but in the
vicinity of Cacheyille the rain sufficiently
heavy to beat down the larger grain.
Two boys, named Charles Rodgers and John
Hughes applied at J. T. Barron's house yester-
day for something TO eat. He supplied them
and then took them TO the station house on
suspicion of their being runaways from home.
Last evening a dispatch was received from
Chief Edwards. of Stockton, requesting that
Rodgers be held and he would come for him.
Last evening officers Farrell, Woods Ash,
Cofey, Sullivan and Frazee arrested James
Wilson. Joseph Rogers, James Calwell, John
Riley VIM. Bartholomew Jim Logan, James
Baldwin, jim Dunn. Barney WEIGH, Jim
O'Brien, James Baker, Tom WEIGH and VIM.
Mccain, for vagrancy. They have been sleep
ing in hay-stacks in the vicinity of Front and X
streets, and the residents OF the vicinity conf
planned against them.