Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-30
BRIEF NOTES.

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Health Officer Ferral had an animal af-
flicted with CHAMBERS killed last Saturday.
A new electric light has been suspended
across X street at the intersection of Tenth.
The attendance on the performance at
Richmond Grove yesterday was quite
small.
The Sacramento river is falling rapidly
now, and yesterday was down to 10 feet s
inches.
The annual inspection and muster of the
companies of the Fourth Brigade, n. 6. c.,
located in this city, will be held July 18th.
The case of George D. Gardner, for vo-
lating sepulture, will come up for the pro-
nouncing of sentence in Department One
of the Superior Court this morning.
The close season for deer expires with
to-day, and bucks may be killed until No
vember 1st. Does and spotted fawns must
not be killed at any time of the year.
NJ. Murray, accused of arson in setting
fire to the Jail in the town of Madison, Yolo
county, May 9Th, was tried by jury at
Woodland last Friday, and found guilty.
Yesterday afternoons train brought from
Los Angeles a large number of the Sacra-
mento Turner's and their friends who had
attended the annual Fest at the City of
Angels.
Company E of this city has decided to
change its meeting night from Friday to
| Monday, because of so many of its members
being connected with societies meeting
Friday night.
| The Committee on Decorations, who are
fitting up four handsome cars to put III line
on the Fourth of July, are experiencing
trouble in getting young ladies to personate
the various characters.
John Lafferty yesterday drove out to Elk
| Grove with his new wagon, the Queen City,
drawn by four gray horses His load con-
sisted of sixteen gentlemen, among whom
was an excellent vocal quartet.
The passenger train over the Western
| Division was nearly an hour and a half be-
| hind time in its arrival yesterday afternoon,
! having been detained at Lathrop waiting to
connect with the Southern Pacific train.
The Odd Fellows plat in the City Gene
terry is being fitted up in an excellent man
| ner. The brick wall which incloses it is
being raised one foot and the entire lot is
being filled In. Oscar Henley is doing the
brick work.
Between and 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing fight occurred in saloon on Second
street, resulting in one man being injured
considerably about the face and another
having a bad cut on his head made by
blow with pistol.
The Sunday Capital announced Yesterday
that after that issue Mr.. Goode would re-
tire from its proprietorship, the paper hay
ing been purchased by n. E. White, gen
tleman who has for many years been con-
nected with the press of this city.
The steamer c. NJ. Small brought I'D
from San Francisco yesterday, en- route for
Marysville, pile-driver and large lot of
piles and other material, to be used in the
erection of q large warehouse near Iuba
City. She had such a large load that she
was unable to take all the freight waitingq
for her here.
Ethan Lodge, l. O. B. B., elected the fol-
lowing officers last Thursday evening
Emil Steinman President; j. Ginsberg,
Vice-P President; :. Dembrower, Secretary
0. Ross, Financial Secretary; L. B. Berk,
Treasurer; \. Goldsmith, Assistant Moni-
tor Elias Steinman, Warden s. Sinay, 0.
s. Guardian a. Elkus, Monitor.
A detachment of soldiers arrived from
the East Saturday, en- route for San Fran
cisco, and a detachment came up in the
evening, going to the East. Thirty car
loads of troops and baggage will arrive
here tomorrow or next day from Ogden,
another detachment will come down from
Redding, going eastward
On Wednesday next the Good Templars
of Gait will give their picnic in DR.. Har-
vcy's grove, near town. The committee
will have the grounds prepared and ar
rangementS made for the enjoyment of all |
The Band of Hope will turn out in full
force, and the Sunday-school children will
be their guests. The citizens generally are
invited TO bring their wives and children
and have jolly social time of it.
a man named Holiday, while on spree
early yesterday morning, was persuaded by
another man to see how much money he |
had. He began to count it, when his COM
panion snatChed the coin, amounting to
about $50, and ran away. Officers Woods |
and Farrell have arrested c. p Stoddard on |
charge of grand larceny in connection
with the matter, he being the party alleged
to have taken the money. He asserts his |
innocence most positively.
On Thursday evening next, July Sd. the
local Lodge of A. o. L. W, Gait, will have
public installation and banquet in Brew
ster's hall. a number of invitations have
been issued and a grand time is expected. |
The committee under whose directions the
affair will be managed will do all in their
power to make an enjoyable occasion for
their guests. The banquet will be served
in the front hall, where also will be the
waiting-room for ladies in attendance.
Sunset Parlor No. 26, y. S. q. W, elected
officers Saturday evening as follows Past
President, ChaS. r. Parsons; President,
Frank j. Johnson; First Nice-President,
W. f. Osborn Second ce-Presdent w |
W. Marvin, Jr.; Third Vice President, Wal |
ter Bassett; Recording Secretary, H. l. Sev-
Ira IA. ;.,1
A. Marvin Treasurer, A. J. Muir; Marshal, |
J. O. Funston Board of DirectOrs-W. \. |
Stephenson (re-elected), Douglas I.indley, |
Chas. +. Burnham; Medical Examiner, Dr.
J. II. Parkinson.
The work of claying the track at the
Park will to-day be completed to such an
extent that there will be Il continuous mile |
covered, and by the end of the week it will
be in pretty good condition 1t will be
several days yet before the work of claying
is entirely completed as the track is to be
covered its entire width. The portion of
the track now in use is very fast, and Il
quarter in thirty-tve seconds is not thought
much Of Workmen are engaged in
strengthening the grand stand by means of
iron bolts and bands.
The following is the report of Jefferson
school, Maggie b. Abshire, teacher, for the
ultultH tINllIl9 june -IlH beOTSc cram,
100; May Tvey, 9S Alice Feran, 9S; Fran
ces Ivey, 95; Cora McFadden 81 Eva
Dean, 81; Maggie Sheehan, 80; Maud Nc
Fadden, 81; Elva Ivey SO; Hannah Shee
han, SO; Willie Dean, &C. Elmer Ivcy, "a.
In the final examination the following is
the result George Feran, 94.7; May Ivey,
SSs; Alice Feran, SSs Frances Ivey, 80 /; |
Eva Dean, 7Si; Cora McFadden, 734 Fl;
Maud McFadden, 79l; Elva Ivey, So Will
lie Dean, S13; Elmer Ivey, SO.
At the request of Judge Henry, Chief
Jackson took in charge Saturday evening
girl of Is years, who arrived here few
weeks ago from Nevada, and has been
working in a respectable place until few
days ago, when she was persuaded to enter
into an engagement in a concert saloon.
She says that her parents have been dead
some years, and she has taken care of her
self since. Judge Henry is inclined TO be-
lieve that saloons of this class are not
proper places for young girls-are not
proper places at all-and had this girl re-
moved with the hope of benefiting her.
Her former situation is open for her if she
| desires to return To il.
CHORUS OF SCHOOL CHrLDREN.-Iti is pro-
posed to have a grand chorus of all the
school children of the city as one of the
| features of the entertainment at the Expo
sition building on the afternoon of July
4th. The children will be provided with