Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-11
BRIEF NOTES.


The funeral of the late II. b. Eldred will
| take place at . P. N. Sunday.
Services appropriate to Good Friday will
be held in 81. Paul and -, Rose churches
to-day.
The Board Of Officers Of the First Ar
tillery Regiment meets at headquarters TINS
evening.
The contractors for the work of improy-
ing the front of the Courthouse have COM
menced work.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of James Hilton, by Deputy Constable
Wallace, for yagrancy.
Thirteen car loads of beef cattle passed
through the city yesterday, en- route from
Reno for Oakland and San Francisco.
Thirtv-tfve members of the Lodge OF
Good Templars at Woodland paid the
| Cacheyille Lodge fraternal visit Tuesday
evening.
The steamer Dover came down from the
upper Sacramento with Il barge load OF
grain yesterday, and returned with mer-
/ chandise
/ J. G. Pyne, a well known resident of the
/ vicinity Of Richland, died Wednesday
1 night, aged 80 years The funeral viii take
| place tomorrow
4 silver watch, with a gold chain, and an
| overcoat, We're stolen from the office at
| Castro'S wood yard, Front street, between z
and q, yesterday.
The Beard of Supervisors will 90 to Fol
som this morning to inspect road for al
! teration, in which petition has been pre-
| scented to the Board.
The Sacramento river at noon yesterday
had fallen, instead of rising and registered
! 80 feet inches. At 10 o'clock last night
/ the river had risen To the 20-toot mark.
| Arrangements have been made by the Y.
! VI. c. \. to have Mrs. Homer Clayton de
/ liver her lecture on the " PrOdigal Son nj
/ the First Baptist Church on Sunday even
| ing next.
The remains of Mrs. 7, ]. Cranstm, of
! Capay, YolO county who died last Monday
| of an overdose Of morphine taken to pro-
/ duce sleep were brought here on WcdneS-
/ day for intcrnent.
! A skeleton was uncarthcd by a pillow ON
I Frank Stacks ranch, near the end of the
I Riverside road. last Wednesday. II had
| evidently been buried many years. and
there was nothing to indicate who the owner
of the bones was
Professor Fowler's lecture last evening. at
ArmoYy Hall, ON " Lies Failures and Sue
ceSSes ~ was well attended and like all the
lectures Of the series delivered by him dur
ing the week, was very interesting and IN
structiye to his auditors.
About next Monday wood train will be
put on to bring To the city from the hill
about 500 car loads of wood for the stock
ing of the Sacramento railroad yard. As
each ear will bring seven cords, the total
will be about 5000 cords.
The steamship Britannia, upon which
Governor Stanford and party are passen-
gers, left Queenstown ON the 4th instant,
and is expected To arrive in New York next
Sunday The remains of the Governors
son Will he placed in the Governors family
vault at Albany.
\ reward of $3.50 has been offered for the
arrest of b. 4. Hudson the attorney who
| levmted from Woodland recently. taking
/ with him, rs is asserted. about $500 of
| other peoples money. In addition 10 the
| above reward, twenty per cent of the money
recovered goes to the party etfecting the
arrest
| a fair audience attended Mrs. Kate
/ Homer Clavtuns lecture 1T the First Bap-
/ fist Church last evening. Mrs Clayton is a
/ lady of pleasing address, and her expert
/ ence in connection with the civil war and
/ as an attachc and correspondent of prom
! incnt journals furnish fruitful topics for
! her public addresses.
/ The Governor has appointed NotaricS
/ Public as follows: William Heating for
/ San Diego county; J. =. Davenport, for
/ Santa Cruz county: J. y. Young, for Sac
| rmcnto county; James b. Giifin, for Ne
/ yada county; Fred. Scarls, for Nevada
county; w. q. Dozier, for Solano county
| :. p. Rogers, for StanisauS county.
Willard Lodge. No 533 l. O. G. r at
! Elliott, has been rcorganized under the
most favorable auspices, with the following
| list of officers W G. T., J. T. Thomas
! W. V T. Mrs. /. +. Howell Secretary,
! Robert Adams, IT., Marshal, j. f. White ;
| l. g.. W. T. Uadlcy: Q. c. K. n Nobel 3;
r.. Ii. :, Mis-, ". Archer; L. II. s. Miss :.
L. Mills Chaplain, Robert Adams.
| Charles McASsc. who was taken before
! Judge Armstrong last Monday to plead
upon a charge of grand larceny. in stealing
horse, but appeared t. be 50 insane that
he was ordered back To Jail, seems to be re
| covering his senses under the treatment the
ailcrs are practicing and it is probable that
by next Monday ne will be able to appear
in Court. II will he recOllccted that he as
sumed to be insane tor several weeks prior
To his examination in Justice GilmcrS
! Court but the examining physicians de-
/ cided that his insanity had too much
/ method in It to he real, and the officers in
/ charge Of the Jail feel confident that he is
/ shamming now.