Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-08
BRIEF NOTES.


The :" Hidden Hand" theatrical compan
left yesterday for Marysville.
The Aopos Club went on moonlight e,
curslon to Natoma Grove last evening.
Allen Springs, Lake county, will be sol
at Il NJ. to-day to satisfy mortgage bel
by gentleman of Sacramento
The Harbor Commissioners have settle
with the State for the month of June, pay
ing into the treasury SIT 400 80.
The Board of Supervisors have broken u
the children's skating amusement over tn
patent sidewalk in front of the count
| buildings.
j. F. Richardson announces that he is
candidate for Supervisor from the Fourtl
District, subject to the decision of the Re
publican County Convention.
The Sacramento river was last evenin.
down to the 17-foot mark AT this rate
falling from three TO five inches per dav
the bottom will soon be close to the top.
Stefano Rinaldi, native of italy. wa,
yesterday, in Department One of the Supe
rlor Court, admitted to citizenship, on the
testimony of A. Mazzini and Geo. Nelson.
Yesterday afternoons passenger train via
Stockton was about half an hour behind
time in its arrival here, having been de-
tanned waiting for the southern connection.
n horse attached to grocery wagon en-
Joyed lively runaway up street about l
P; NJ. Yesterday, finally disappearing in a
cloud of dust near the eastern end of that
thoroughfare.
A public installation of the officers of
Union, Sacramento and Lily of the Valley
Lodges, A. .. I. w, will take place at
Changers Hall, Tenth and X streets. this
evening at s o'clock.
The Protestant Orphan AsvIum booth at
the Exposition building on the Fourth
yielded $3.50; and the dinner given by the
ladies of the Seventh-street N. E. Church
that day netted about $1O0
There must have been fighting in the
ar curing the past three days, as reports
numerous. War and rumors of war were
numerous Saturday and Sunday
nights.
Sentence in the case of George D. Gard
ner, convicted of violating sepulturs. was
postponed in Department One of the Supe-
nor Court yesterday for a week, to give his
counsel time to prepare and file bill of
DR.. j. Clarke and F. S. Sprague. of
" oodland, on Thursday killed fine deer at
the sink of Cache Creek which weighed 14O
pounds; 1t as said there are large num-
Der OF deer in the above mentioned thicket
out they are hard to find
The Sacramento Bank announces = divi-
lend Tor the Semi-annual term ending June
81, 1854, at the rate of 5 per cent. Der annum
'h term deposits and paid up capital stock.
una 90 per cent. per annum on ordinary
deposits, payable on and after to-day.
Secretary of State Thompson is bavino
he desks IN the Assembly Chamber re
moved to the Senate Chamber He is put
ing the former room in readiness for the
republican State Convention. which will
re held on the 23d day of this month.
Last evening, about o'clock, a large
rowd OF Cinnamon was observed at Third
nd streets, and a report was started that
small-sized riot was in progress. 1t trans
lred, however, that there was no more |
arlous trouble than the visit of patent |
ledlcine Vender.
A change has been made in the detail of
assenger conductors, by which Me ssrs
might, Robinson, West and Turner will
ave charge of the trains between this citv
nd San Francisco, via Benicia, and Messrs
hubbard and Dudley those running to the
ay via Stockton.
Robert Rae, alias Rebel George" etc.
no IS alleged to have swindled a man ont
Slou by means Of bogus Government
)nd, was yesterday in the Superior Court
ven until next Thursday to plead. as he
ated that he was negotiating with an
torney to defend him.
At the annual election of the Elk Grove
asonic and Building Association. held
ally LIST, the following Directors were
ected; Thomas Tavenor, r. Allen. 0.
Freeman, John Richards, S. s. Stewart.
Tavenor, President; S. S. Stewart. Treas
'er; r. Allen, Secretary.
l.. {. Roberts, who fell from an immi-
ant tram a short distance this side of the
lmmlt last Saturday as mentioned in YES
rday RECORD MON, was yesterday re- {
'rtcd 10 be IN such condition that the
tending physician believed it impossible
him to live forty-eight hours.
A large party of Sacramento members of
e Masonic fraternity went down to Elk
rove last Saturday evening to visit the |
)dge OF the Order at that place. and had
very pleasant time. They are especially
nd IN their praise of the excellent supper ;
divided by the lady friends of the Fix =
rove brothers.
he police department has organized a !
Dat cub procured rowing boat and are :
wing an awning built to cover her occu-
lnts. she Is now receiving repairs and t
in the yard adjoining the I
ltion-hOuse, and will be launched in
out a week. No cards, no band. no
ampagne-common beer.
From the Fish Commissioners it is I
armed that J. c. Frazier. who has chorue !
the State Fish Hatchery at Sheblev's.
IS been at Lake Tahoe for several weeks | /
curing trout spawn, and will soon have '
1000 eggs, which will be brought {
wn to the hatchery. There are now 70. !
D trout and land-locked salmon at the I
tchery, all healthy and in good condi-
N, which are to be planted in the lakes
d streams of the State. p
Madison Kennedy informed the police !
sterday that he was robbed June 18th of f
oV0 in greenbacks at bridge few miles y
IN DavlsylIle, GOlo county, two men I
piping him as he was walking along. and =
npelling him to surrender by presenting i
,lstol. They also threatened to kill him G
he afterwards identified them. and for X
IT reason hewas afraid to give the officers ,
tice sooner 1t seems singular that a =
IN with money to that amount about him +
ould be walking along the highway from ,
zee to place.
'aptain Moore, the well-known horse v
IN, whose son Alf. was shot through the W
Int arm by the accidental discharge of n a
)tgun on the Norris grant last winter. P
received letter from the Young gen Is
man, now at Louisville, in which he v
ties that he called upon physicians there Il
have his arm examined to see whether y
vas doing well, and they pronounced 1t h
be healing up finely, with every prospect e.
soon being good and serviceable, though | y
little shorter than the other. which of c.
Tse was certain to be the case, consider
the extent of bone shot away. The \
lisyille physicians thought the operation ~
formed by the Sacramento surgeons =,
skillful one. +
'LUB MEETING. = The Fourth Ward | r
line and Logan Club, H. H. L;nnell pre- p
ing, went about to surprise itself last v
ming and succeeded admirably. 1t was y.
ordinary club meeting in intention. y
bout invited speakers But there was o.
h a generous attendance and such de- III
to exchange views that a sort of love -
It ensued, and number of spirited
1T speeches were made that awakened til
ch enthusiasm. The club was addressed tn
A. ). Hopkins, Isaiah Hulburt, Hon. ty
mour Carr, l.. 5. Taylor, Geo. +. Bates. vi
n. Elwood Bruner, Elijah C. Hart, late to
'oluSa county, G. w. Ficks, John We'll tri
Others. Hon Seymour Carr and f. c. nc
t were unanimously elected honorary Sc
nbers. The club resolved to hold a Tt
fication meeting next Monday night for of
county ticket and dirac.o1 =. I,,.a,, |