Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-16
BRIEF NOTES.

shoot for the club medals at the Park next
Sunday.
Thirty-five carloads of beef cattle went
through to San Francisco yesterday from
Nevada.
The uniforms of the Mckenna Guard
have arrived, and can be had at the office
of J. o. Coleman.
In the Superior Court, Mrs. G. Valensin,
of Arno, has commenced suit for divorce
from her husband.
The Hi Yah Boat Club, of Washington,
has leased Fifteen-mile Lake, on the 4olo
side of the river, for the winter.
Anumber of members of the Order of
Foresters and their friends are going to
Woodland ON an excursion this evening
The case of C. B. Pressy, charged with
the murder of c.. +. Marchant Will come
up for examination in the Police Court this
morning.
The Tivoh continues to draw good houses
to see Ben, Nellie and Idalene Cotton in
:" Irma, the Wait" Mr.. Marsh is especially
good as Gurley.
Yesterday the Lovdal brothers, whose
place is on the Riverside road, made ship
ment of 1900 pounds of hops to San Fran
| cisco per the steamer Modoc.
The presentation of the trophies won by
! the military companies on Admission Day
will take place at the military ball at
! Annoy Hall on the evening of November
| 18th.
An engine and four coaches left for Red
Bluff Yesterday, to be used as an excursion
train last evening between that place and
| Corning, on the Willows Division, carry
| ing excursionists TO candidates ball.
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had hare hunt yesterday for S25 side,
about fifteen miles north Of the city. But
eleven hares were seen during the day,
and all were killed-Schmidt getting seven
and thus winning the bet.
The contracts for repairing the levee
above the town of Washington have been
let by the Yolo Supervisors. The Califor-
MIA Bridge Company's bid for doing the
piling was accepted, and that OF James
Touhey for doing the earthwork
The First Artillery Regiment will drill
in the various battalion movements this
evening at the armory After the drill the
ceremonies of dress parade will be held
| The full strength of the companies, field,
staff and band are ordered to assemble.
The river yesterday afternoon registered
10 feet l inch above low-water mark, and
appeared to be at q standstill, though it
may raise little more under the influence
of the upper Sacramento. There has been
a rise Of y inches since the storm COM
menced
The City Trustees will meet to-day to
consider the matter Of levying the tax for
bond purposes, in accordance with the re-
cent order of the Supreme Court City
Attorney Anderson and Judge H. McKune
have been invited to attend the meeting
and consult with the Board.
In the Superior Court at San Francisco
Tuesday Judge Lawler decided that Mabel
Rise should remain in the custody of her
mother, and not be taken out of the juris-
diction of that Court Her father, H. G.
Rise of this city, was seeking to obtain the
child on a writ of habeas corpus.
Last evening a citizen was passing down
J street, between Fourth and Fifth, with
his Scotch terrier, when the latter spied
rat in the gutter. He made a dash for it,
and in his haste ran between his masters
legs throwing him violently to the side
walk. His head struck against an awning
post as he fell, and his scalp was severely
lacerated.
There will come through from the East
by this mornings passenger train, en- route
to Palo Alto, the fifteen thoroughbred
mares purchased by Governor Stanford in
England last winter, many of them III fOal
to celebrated English stations. There are
also on the train the trotting horses, St.
Julian, Ruby and Marlette, which Hickok
is bringing to winter in California.
A man named A Canton was arrested
last Saturday a charge of grand larceny
by local officer Campbell it being suspected
that during the State Fair he robbed man
who occupied a room with him at the
Western Hotel of a watch, overcoat and
check on ID. o. Mills IL Co. Payment of
the check was stopped by the loser. Since
Cantons arrest the watch has been recOy-
cred at a pawnbroling establishment, and
Canton pretty thoroughly identified as the
person who disposed of it there.
Arrived, yesterday, steamers San joaquin,
No. g. and Harriet, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with grain; steamer San Joaquin,
No. > from San Francisco, with merchan-
| disc; steamer SOnoma, from San Francisco
with lumber; steamer C.. NJ. Small, from
| Marysvillc, for San Francisco, with grain.
Sailed, steamers San joaquin, No. 3, and
| Harriet, for San Francisco, with grain
steamer Clara Bell, for the lower Sacra-
mento with merchandise; steamer San
Joaquin, No. 3, for Port Costa, with grain.
Dennis Nearny, who some years since
was convicted in this city of adultery
! having left his wife and six children at
| Vallejo and came here with a young girl
and compelled to serve term of six months
in the chain-gang, removed after the eX-
| piration of his sentence to Washington
| Territory Lately he returned to Califor-
| MIA and took up his residence in Benicia.
! Last Sunday he went to Oakland, to which
place his wife had removed from Vallejo,
attempted to take his daughter away from
her mother and drew a knife upon the
woman. He will be arrested if the officers
| find him.
REPUBLICANS AT MICHIGAN BAR.-A Re
publican writing from Michigan Bar, under
date of October 18Th, says: The Republi-
cans of this camp are wide awake full of
| enthusiasm, and are thoroughly organized
| for the campaign. 1t having been an
nounced that the Republican candidates on
the county ticket would address the citi-
zens Of this place tonight, every prepare
! ton was made to receive them in tirst-class
style. 4 handsome stand was erected,
| bontires blazed. anyils doomed until the
| hills re-echoed with their sound, and the
people from the country for miles around
were present TO hear them speak.
! The meeting was called to order by
Peter wager, who made a neat address.
James Jordan was chosen President The
speakers of the evening were the following
named gentlemen, who spoke in the order
named Frank d. Ryan, d. Hollister, John
w. Wilson, J. Henry Miller, j. f. q uk
and j. w Houston Blaine and 10 ;an
stock is looking up in this section, and you
can look for a good report from this place
on the 4th of next month.
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT HOWELL s.-A
correspondent at Howell's writes that the
Republican meeting held at that place
Tuesday evening was unusually large and
quite enthusiastic The meeting was called
to order and presided over by W. w.
| Coons. The speakers were Hon. L. ID.
RYAN, Dwight Holiister, J. W. Wilson, j.
| Henry Miller George kuchler + II. Rus
sell, j. Frank Clark and Joseph w. Hous-
ton The writer says he has lived in that
neighborhood for nearly quarter of CEN
fury, and he never saw the Republican
party put forth such a solid front as it has
this time They have received large aces
sions from the Democratic ranks, and will
give Blaine and Logan a large vote i'll Nc
yember.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT BRIGHTON
The Democrats held meeting at Brighton
last night which was largely attended
| Speeches were made by ellis Doty, X. NJ
| Clarken, o. s. Flint, l. NJ. Smith, DR.. Man
love, A. II Estill, Geo Bronner and Others.
The speech OF Mr.. Doty was warmly aP-