Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-24
BRIEF NOTES.
There were no arrests made by the police


yesterday
! The next Republican State Convention
will be held in Sacramento July 23d.
Miss Minnie McNasser, who has been
dangerously i'll for the past week. is con-
valescent
Rice's Surprise Party went East Sunday
night. The Hungarian Band left for Oak
land yesterday evening.
| A carload of Mr.. Haggin's blood stock
arrived here yesterday from the East COM
prising nearly all of the runners he had
there.
| A thief entered a residence on \ street,
| between Ninth and Tenth, yesterday fore
| noon, and stole q suit of clothing and Red
Mans badge.
The steamer Pride of the River brought
up from San Francisco yesterday barge
load of lumber for the Friend & Terry
Lumber Company.
The Capital Drum Corps, composed of
bows, under the leadership of Charles
Williams, are practicing nightly and be-
coming quite proficient.
J. J. Sweeney, who had severe attack of
hemorrhage ON Saturday, as mentioned in
Yesterdays RECORD UNION, was yesterday
reported to be doing well.
The following settlements have been
made with the State within the past few
days: Tulare county $7,435 SO, Colusa
1874 81, Sonoma s., 425 10.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco,
brought up last evening, en- route for Fol-
som Prison, Lee All Lee, who is to serve a
term of three years for burglary
Yesterday, in Department One of the
Superior Court, sentence in the case of
George D. Gardner, convicted of violating
sepulture, was postponed until next Mon
day.
At Kingsley Chapel last evening there
was large attendance to hear Rev Dr.
Frost's lecture on Genesis and Geology
which was very interesting as well as in
structive.
A man named Kelly is reported to have
attempted suicide at Sixth and G streets
Yesterday morning by cutting his throat,
but the injuries inflicted are not necessarily
dangerous.
In Department One of the Superior Court
Saturday Fortunate Giusu, native of
Italy. was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of Giatono Deluchi and Giovanni
de Martini.
J. II. C. Bonte, Secretary of the Uni
versity of California, has paid into the
State Treasury to the credit OF the school
lulltl, SlO- ID, pIOCCtuS VI lliC SaiC VI IL
ports and maps of the geological surveys.
Norton Bush las sold his picture.
"Tropic Land" which was so much adj
mired at the San Francisco spring exhibit
ton, for the price he fixed upon it-not a
very large one, certainly but satisfactory TO
the artist.
The Grand Marshal of the Fourth of
July celebration met his aids at the read
ing-rooms of the Golden Eagle Hotel last
evening The regalia used at the last
Fourth was adopted. They will meet again
at 7:30 Saturday evening.
The police have received information
that a burglary took place at Davisville on
Sunday evening, while the family occupy
ing the premises were at church. Three
watches and a considerable quantity of
jewelry fell into the hands of the burglars
B. r. Croker forwarded thirty-two more
of his horses TO San Francisco yesterday for
sale. This extensive clearing out of his
stable seems to indicate that there will not
be great amount of new work done by |
the railroad company in this section this |
year.
The Fourth of July committee of Wood |
land has got along smoothly with its work |
until now. 1t is necessary to have suit |
able person TO represent George Washing |
ton, but men with hatchets appear to be |
very scarce in that vicinity. One might be |
imported from Sacramento.
The Republicans of Woodland held a
large and enthusiastic meeting Saturday |
evening. and organized Blaine and Logan |
Club, with the following officers: r. Clark, !
President; c. 3. Culver and c. III. Car |
Quite. Vice-Presidents N. NJ. Garoutte, |
Secretary. and W. D. Holcom, Treasurer |
About seventy names were affixed TO the !
roll
C. F:Crocker has telegraphed to Sacra- |
mento that the invitation to Hon. J. &. |
Blaine to visit California was conveyed to !
him on the DIST: " He was much inclined |
to accept, but finally yielded to advice and |
will remain quietly in Augusta all sum
mer. He assures us that his first trip for
pleasure, after the campaign is over, will |
be to the Pacific coast"
Articles of incorporation have been filed |
in the Secretary of States office of the Yer
dugo Canyon Water Company. Principal
place of business, Rancho San Rafael, Los
Angeles county. Directors-A. 5 Moore,
G. W. Barber, ). c. Hollenbeck, H. j.
Crow, F. T. Byram W. J. kingsbury and
J. T. Morgan. Capital stock, $4,000,
divided into 10000 shares.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
of the Rocklin Hall and Free Library Asso-
citation The purpose of the association Is
to build hall III the town of Rocklin,
Placer county, and to provide and estab-
lish a free library therein The Trustees
are W. d. Perkins, a. w. Avery, John Da-
Wis and James Agler. Capital stock, $20,-
| 600, divided into 1000 shares.
At the crossing of the Burns slough
canal on Thirty-first street, at its junction
with the Hospital road, is a hole in the
grade, just where it joins the bridge, that is
very dangerous. 1t is just small enough to
escape notice in the dusk Of evening, and
| Just large enough to admit horses leg.
| Unless speedily fixed, the city will have a
round bill of damages to pay. fine
| horse was thrown by it last evening, but
| luckily got off without breaking leg.
The Coroner of Yolo county held an in
quest last Saturday in the case of Theodore
/ Oeste, who died near Plaintield few days
ago as mentioned in yesterdays RECORD
| UNION. The Iolo Democrat says that the
evidence was such as to indicate that the
unfortunate man had committed suicide,
| probably while under the influence of Ii
| quor 4 bottle of strychnine was found on
| his person, and note, stating where his
papers could be found. The deceased was
a single man and leaves two brothers. 1t
is said that he was quite respondent over
the prospects of his wheat crop, which was
| badly knocked down by the late storm, and
| expressed himself DESTROYS of leaving this
world of trouble and disappointment.
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