Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-26
BRIEF NOTES.

1ut new L ulliIlall CdI 1uCSul WIS Stil
from the shops on Saturday.
! ! The State Board of Agriculture will NEE
in this city at 80 P NJ to-day.
Mr. Custar has shot already this season
in his cherry orchard at Folsom APO birds
The overland express from the East
Saturday did not get in until nearly P. NJ
The Tivoh gave their last entertainment
for the season last night to a crowded
house.
The painting of the County Hospital is
being rapidly pushed by contractor 4. A.
Clough of Gait.
Alfred Crowther was buried from Pioneer
Hall Yesterday afternoon by the British
Mutual Aid Society.
Commencement exercises of the Univer-
sity Of California begin at Berkeley We'd
nesday at 1915 a. NJ
Captain T. g. Moore, of Kentucky, has
taken charge of the thoroughbreds in train
ing at the Rancho del Paso.
The Lynwood theatrical company came
through from the East Saturday. and the
Nat Goodwin company yesterday.
Prisoners at Folsom are engaged at pres
ent in getting out granite blocks for Colonel
Fair new residence in San Francisco.
The total number of prisoners in the
! branch prison at Folsom is AGO. The
| prison is large enough to accommodate 600.
The members of the Grand Army of the
| Republic attended memorial service at
Kingsley Chapel, Eleventh and | streets.
| last evening.
! Governor StOneman Saturday appointed
/ Captain George NJ. Ainsworth Regent of the
State University, for a term of sixteen wears.
vice self term expired.
Members of the Grand Army of the Re
| public, residents of Gait Will join their
Sacramento comrades on Friday next, to
| assist III the memorial exercises.
Horses in the vicinity of Winters. Vaca-
Vile and Dixon are afflicted with the CLAN
derS. Solano county has employed Il vet
Urinary surgeon to look after them.
In Department One of the Superior Court
Saturday George Scott who had previously
pleaded guilty on a charge of burglary. was
sentenced 10 one year III the State Prison at
Folsom.
John Wall has brought suit in Justice
Tubbs Court against Manuel Silvey for
selling him horse afflicted with the
CHAMBERS. The case Will come up for trial
next Saturday.
Company +, of the First Artillery Regi-
ment, has decided not to join with the Sac
ramento companies in the observance of
Memorial Day, but to conduct fitting OBJ
servance At home.
The delegates TO the Republican National |
Convention and their friends leave for the |
East this evening, occupying eight special |
cars, which Will be run as the first section |
of the regular overland express.
Charley Shearer has received from his |
brother two youthful wildcats, which he |
intends to dOmeSticate. in the hope of Civ |
ing variety to the nocturnal concerts on the |
roofs and fences in his neighborhood
The semi-annual examinations at the |
Sacramento Institute were in progress last |
week, and next Thursday the commence
ment exercises will be held at the Metro |
PoIitan Thcater, commencing ut 100 p. NJ. |
Sheriff kerby, of Solano county. arrived |
in the city last evening, en- route for the |
State Prison at Folsom, with 4. J. Morgan. |
who is To serve two terms for burglary-onc |
OF one year and the other Of year and Il |
half
J. B. Burllhardt Sheriff Of san Bernar-
dino county, passed through the city Sat |
urday on his way home, having in charge |
a man named Roach whom he had caused |
to be arrested at Rockland for embczzle- !
mcnt.
The arrests yesterday were Frank Dune |
an. by detective Brisscll, for carrying a |
concealed weapon; Henry McHenrv, by |
the same officer, for being drunk John |
krauss, by citizen NJ. d. Eldred for draw
ing deadly weapon.
\ man from New Mexico met TWO
strangers at the depot Saturday, and was
persuaded To accompany them up town
During their walk he was swindled out Of
50 ut a confidence game which they had
for his benefit.
About 10 o'clock on Saturday night a
large crowd collected on the east side of
Fourth street, between J and X, to witness
a fight. The arrival Of officer Franks and
the arrest of one or two Of the diSputantS
broke up the amusement.
Warrants have been issued by Justice
IubbS for the arrest of William Herndon
and Benjamin Brown charged with dis
turbing the peace by blockading the high
way and refusing to let people who were
returning from the farmers and grangers'
pinic last Wednesday pass.
Several Of the junior baseball clubs
played games Saturday and yesterday The
Eurekas, .Jr., beat the Intrcpids the Monu-
mental> beat the Young Havcrlys the
Young Haverlys beat the Lightnings the
beat the Libertys; the
beat the Libertys.
The Eureka Baseball Club. Of this city.
had made arrangements to 20 up to Chico
by Yesterdays excursion train, to play
game with the Intrepids, of MarysvilIe, but
Saturday afternoon Il dispatch was received |
to the effect that the Intrepids would not
play with them, and 50 the Eurekas re-
NAMED at home.
John KrausS, while drunk. walked up to
Frank Weitzel, at Eighth and X streets.
Yesterday afternoon and. after 4 little fighting
ak, drew pistol and told Weitzel he would
kill him. Weitzel was much astonShed,
Is he had never met krauss before. VI. d.
kldred took the latter to the lookup. where
be was charged with drawing a deadly
weapon.
Detective Brisscll took into custody at
he depot yesterday morning two incbriated
individuals who had stretched out for a | !
sleep in a shady corner. One of them got
angry at being aroused and endeavorcd to
lraw a pistol upon the officer. They would !
nave been good subjects for sneak thieves
Is one Of them had 800 in his possession
md the other SOL.
Two stable boys engaged in a brawl last
evening on X street regarding the posses
sion of a horse which one was leading and |
Ire other claimed. The battle was ended !
n one round, and resulted in the holder of
he animal being sent to the ground on an
exploration for fish worms The latter ,
.laims that he was intoxicated, and threat
ms suit for cruelty to animals.
J. \. Thomas well known among the
typographical fraternity of the State, and
~ citizens of Sacramento generally died at
Eureka, Nevada, last Saturday. He was a
member of the Order of Workmen. BY all
who knew him he will be borne in remem-
)rance as an honest, industrious, warm
hearted citizen, with charity to all and
malice toward none" He leaves wife,
)ut no children. I
The graduating exercises of Mills Semi
lary, near East Oakland, will take place at
0;30 4. NJ. on Wednesday, Miss Emma
'larke, of this city, is one of the class, and -,
will read an essay entitled Vim" Miss
Nellie b. Reavis, Miss Mary f. Barnard,
If Chico Miss Ella Duncan, of Plymouth;
Miss Jessie ellis and Miss Jerela B. Bald
win of Stockton are also of the class The
annual concert by the pupils takes place
Tuesday evening.