Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-06
BRIEF NOTES.

The Gleeman Lodging-house, on Fourth
! street, is advertised for sale.
A stevedore well known in this city
Frank Middleton. dica in San Francisco a
1890 A. n. yesterday, of pneumonia.
1t was not the fine iron gray team of tn,
| Columbus brewery that run away Monday
but team used in conveying beer 10 thu
! depot
J. F. Madden, of Newcastle, was shot il
| the leg accidentally last week by Thoma:
Lyon. The injury, fortunately, is not very
! serious.
The Ashland dairy has been thoroughly
inspected by competent veterinary surgeons
and pronounced free from all kinds of cattle
diseases.
The Harbor Commissioners settled with
State Controller Dunn yesterday for the
month of July, and paid into the State
Treasury S19505 81.
A. Kelsey yesterday shot and killed a
dog on l street The dog belonged to a
Chinaman, and several weeks since severely
bit young son of Mr.. Kelsey.
William Kelly was brought up from Ala
media last evening, Ell route TO the Folsom
State Prison, where he is sentenced to three
years imprisonment for robbery
The westbound overland train arrived
here yesterday morning five hours late.
The delay was occasioned by landslide at
Bronco, a few miles east of Truckee.
A deserter by the name of F. II. Woods
was captured in this city yesterday. Cor
poral Foster came up from the Bay last
evening and will return with Woods to-
day.
II. A. Weaver has obtained from the
Agricultural Society the exclusive privilege
of printing and distributing the State Fair
DAILY Guide at the Pavilion and Park during
the State Fair.
The State Board of Equalization was in
session yesterday afternoon, and will meet
every dav during the month for the pur-
pose of considering applications for the re-
duction of assessments.
Two of the walters at an uptown hotel
had fight in the dinirgroom last evening
Both used carving knives. One lost 4
finger and the other received some severe
cuts on the hands and arms.
J street property is constantly enhancing
in value. In December brick store was
advertised for sale for $1,000. There were
no takers, and yesterday the owner refused
a $4,000 cash bid for the same property.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Board of Education until
August 25th for stationery school furniture
and supplies as per schedule on file; also,
for 200 cords cloak and twenty cords ofpine
wood
The contract for the rebuilding of Guten-
berger's foundry has been let. The build
ing in size and shape will be just the same
as the one recently destroyed by fire. P.
A. Miller has the contract for the brick,
and Sprague & Elliott for the woodwork
Rafael, were arrested last night, the former
for disturbing the peace, the latter for
vagrancy. He has served several terms for
vagrancy, common drunk, etc. and goes
about the city frightening women and chill
dren
The lands heretofore withdrawn from
sale in townships comprising the George
town divide have been restored by the rail-
road company to the market except as to
the timber lands in townships II north of
ranges II and II east. They will be sold
only to actual settlers.
The city bands, both of whom rendered
such excellent music last season, seem to
have, 10 certain degree, retrograded-at
least they do not furnish as good music as
heretofore, or such as is expected OF them.
The committee have concluded to have bet
ter music or none at all, ana that accounts
for there being no concert last night.
The following is the roll of honor of the
Monument School for the month ending
August LIST; Maud King, 80; Ollie King,
81; Bonnie Bentley, 96 Herbert Parkin-
son, 90; Fife Griffith, 95; Ella Rawson,
% Helen King, 81; Clara Short, 80;
Fred. Bentley. Oh; George Parkinson, 81 /;
Wilbur Parkinson, 81; Lester Bentley, 81
Albert Rawson SO.
Yesterday two Cinnamon played a game
Of billiards in a saloon up town, which
attracted much attention. They made
some excellent carom and cushion shots.
A bystander remarked to one of the Celes-
tials, 81 did not know that Cinnamon
played billiards" The Celestial replied III
good English, There's where you are
away off. We are nation that are taught
to handle cues from our very infancy"
THE RED MEN-A large delegation of
the Red Men of San Francisco delegates TO
the Grand Council, which will be held in
the theater at Nevada City to-day, passed
through this city en- route yesterday. A
great many were accompanied by their
wives. At Sacramento they were joined by
large number en- route to the Grand
Council.
BUSINESS CHANGE-The establishment
heretofore conducted by Gus Weimann at
705 ] street, and known as the Pacific
Oyster and Chop House, has been pur-
chased by Fred Kim and John Barrett,
who have taken possession and will con
duct it in future under the firm name of
Barrett & Kim.
BLANKETS and sheetings The sale con-
tinued to-day at Red House.
LADIES walking jackets (all-wool), only
81. O'Neil & Stuarts price, s. SO. At Red
House.
SEE our new advertisement to-day. Red
House