Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09
BRIEF NOTES.
The Free Library will be closed to

} Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S office in this cit,
will be closed after =. Il. to-day.
F The Benicia route to San Francisco i
not yet ready for travel, but probably vii
be by tomorrow.
The little steamer Americas, laid up OF
the Yolo side of the river, above the bridge
has been allowed to sink.
The run of salmon is improving in the
Sacramento river near this city, about 40(
being caught Sunday night.
Thereof timbers of the new Opera House
at Woodland are all in place, and the
structure will soon be rooted in.
The Pullman car, MADEIRA, was turned
out of the shops yesterday, and sent to
Oakland to enter into service.
\ carload of Cinnamon left the city yes
terday morning, to be employed in grape
picking between Merritts ana Woodland
Mrs. Lizzie Larcener was yesterday eX-
amined by the Commissioners on Lunacy,
pronounced.insane, and will be taken TO
Stockton to-day.
A saloon on Eighth and X streets was
entered by a thief Sunday night, and rob
| bed of 50 10 in coin, seventy-tive cigars, 4
box OF cigarettes, etc.
G. Valensin's two-year-old filly Ivy is
said to have paced Il half-nile at the Park
| Sunday morning in los. Mr.. Nalensin has
been offered big money for her.
Charles II. Eldrcd bought of Studeba-
ker's agent yesterday an elegant landau,
brought here to be exhibited at the State
Fair. It will be replaced by another at the
exhibition.
The Police Commissioners have ap-
pointed Clarence +. Aver as 4 special Off
Ger for State Fair time. Also l. ". Bill
hart as an officer for the fair, vice Cum
mings, who did not qualify.
The cost of paving Fourth street, be-
tween J and X, with granite blocks, was
! q, 300 The work was done by the proper
ty owners, who saved considerable money,
as the lowest contract figure was S49S2.
Warrants were drawn in the Controller
office during the month of August for
$4,000 OF. Paid out in Treasurers office,
S373912 So. The State received during the
month from various sources, S24, 094 rs.
Yesterday the steamer Clara Bell arrived
from the lower Sacramento, with produce
steamer Flora, from the upper Sacramento,
with grain. SaiIed-Steamers San Joaquin
No. g. Clara Bell and Flora, for the upper
Sacramento.
Deputy Sheriff Farrell. of San Francisco,
brought up. last eyenin, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Louis Weber,
! who is to serve two years and six months
for manslaughter; and Harry Sundortf
who is to serve five years for petit larceny
second otfense.
The remains of Ralph f. Cross, who COM
mitted suicide in this city week ago were
yesterday forwarded to Antelope for in
terment. The remains of William Simp-
son, who died in this city on Sunday, We're
yesterday sent to Marysyille for burial.
City Collector Putnam has appointed
George r. Martin to collect from gam
bling games the license fees required.
Also TO see that the temporary saloons and
tents back of the park where liquor is to be
| sold obtain licenses.
The Grand Marshal of the Native Sons of
! the Golden West gives notice this morning
that tickets for the grand ball tonight will
be delivered To the members when in line
to-day. He also requests that all Aids as
semble at the headquarters at s clock this
morning
The East-bound train from san Fran
| cisco Yesterday arrived at Sacramento at
| $40 P. NJ. The conductor Dan West, says
he had on board over 500 passengers, most
of whom came to be present at the Adj
mission Day celebration and to attend the
State Fair.
Sheriff Wilson. of Richardson county.
Nebraska, left by the emigrant train yester-
day morning for home, taking with him A.
| +. Pool who was arrested BY Deputy
Sheriff Lee and himself at Elk Grove on
Saturday for grand larceny. Mrs. Pool and
their little child accompanied the prisoner.
Charles McAllistcr who recently pleaded
guilty, in Department one OF the Superior
Court. on 4 charge of grand larceny, for
stealing money from Ross & Baucr's safe,
was yesterday sentenced to eight years in
| the State Prison at Folsom. and was taken
to that institution by Deputy Sheriff Ma
( comber.
Gambling games were frequent in the
city last night, but the most extensive bust
/ ness was done in the large building on the
southwest corner of Third and X streets
where Il number of games were running, Z
large crowd was in attendance, and the
spectacle must have CAUSED carly pioneer
residents to think of d" old times
\ great number Of strangers arrived in
the city yesterday. to witness the Native
Sons demonstration and to attend the fair
At the freight depot and steamer landings
the employees were exceedingly busy all day
handling the immense amount of goods
for the fair and attending to the unload
ing of animals bound for the Park
Contractor Touhey is making headway
more rapidly with the canal for the drain
ing of the slough. The plan of PUMPING
out the water that accunulates and inter
fercs with the work has been abandoned
and now the section to be operated upon is
damned at the upper end, as is usual in
rayinc mining. the earth cXcavated and the
pipe laid through which the water below
the dam runs OFF into the river. Then
another section is operated upon.
\ double team attached to an express
wagon loaded with the baggage of horse
men who brought their racers up from
Oakland yesterday afternoon, became
frightened at something at the freight
depot and dashed up | street scattering the
baggage from the vehicle i'll every dircc-
ton. \ little terrier dog was part of the
contents of the vehicle, and the express
sion ofhis countenance rs he sat on the
seat, afraid to jump off, and equally afraic
to stay where he was. seemed almost
human, and formed Il picture that wouIC
, have delighted an artist. The team wa!
brought to Il stop near the corner of ThirC
street, before much damage had been done
SAN FRANc1sco, July y, lSS4.-My wifi
has been a great sufferer. for several years
/ from nervous dcbllty, with frequent pam
full attacks arising from nervous disorder
i change Of climate was recommended
and | sent her to Sacramento under tn,
, idea that her malady was due to the colo
winds Of our city. Though somewhat i'm
proved by the change of scene, her ailments
still chung to her, and her attacks were =
severe rs to require physician from time
, to time. On a friends Recommendation,
carried her a half case OF DR.. Henley
celery, Beef auc Iron" which, bein.
tested by her physician, was Endorsed b!
him as exactly what she needed. She use,
it all, commenced to strengthen from tn
beginning, and is now as perfect sneci
men of female health as can be found in
days travel A. b. VESABLE, No. 1911
Polk street.
Two hundred dozen gents WOO! ans
mcriuo underwear placed III stock to-day
Red House.
BEAR FLAGs, 10 cents. Wcinstock {
Lubin.
BORN.
Near Brighton, September s-Wiie of Fciice Ga
( | brielie, Il son.
, | American township Sacramento county, Sep