Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-08
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| trict by the county.
The Sacramento river yesterda. s'ooo
| the OBJECT Pinch mark.
The upper Stockton road is 10 be grade
in Road Districts 10 and II.
The Courthouse yard is to be provide
with composition stone walks.
St. Rose Church picnic train will leav
the depot for Natoma Grove at $50 \. N
to-day.
But one arrest was made Yesterday
Dave Rank-by officer Farrell. for beins
drunk
A concert and exhibition will be given a
the A. NJ E. Church this evening. at
O'clock
The box office for the engagement of Mr.
and Mrs. George a. Knight opens at 10 \
NJ. to-day.
Monday next, May 18th, will be the lasl
day on which city taxes can be paid with
out the penalty.
Seven carloads of excursionists attended
the St Paurs Church picnic at Natoma
Grove yesterday.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the
season in Sacramento, the thermometer
getting up to 500.
The corner of Fourth and J streets is
soon to be adorned with an electric light,
swung in mid-air.
J. W. Gotten. of Davisville, advertises
some valuable real estate in that vicinity
and elsewhere for sale.
The German Lutheran Sunday school
and friends had a very pleasant picnic at
Richmond Grove yesterday.
The vote at the municipal election in
Woodland last Monday was the largest ever
polled there by about 40 votes, being 572.
The wholesale merchants and dealers in
farm wagons and agricultural implements
in this city are doing a large business at
present
The twenty-fifth annual picnic and target
shooting of the Sacramento Hussars, here
tofore advertised for the l1th inst, has been
postponed until the 18th.
The 5-year-old son of Mrs Breed, who
died suddenly at San Francisco few days
ago. says that his father, Elias or Charles
Breed is living in Sacramento.
Governor Stoneman has decided to issue
4 proclamation making the 18th instant a
legal holiday, on account of the odd Fellow
demonstration at San Francisco.
A team of roam horses had a lively run
away on Front street yesterday morning
but were stopped at Front and | streets by
Chief Jackson and officer Farren.
A large number of people visited Capitol
Park last evening The lighting of the
grounds with electricity will make them a
favorite resort on warm evenings.
Yesterday the Board of Supervisors or
dered that bids to surrender County Court
house and Jail bonds and County Hospital
bonds be advertised for by the Clerk.
Company E, First Artillery Regiment.
turned out yesterday afternoon with a band
To attend the funeral of the late John +.
Coffee who was a member of that COM
pany.
Henry Edgerton announces himself as
candidate for Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District, subject to the decision
of the Republican Congressional Nominat-
ing Convention.
The chain-gang under the direction of
officers Garrett and Nielsen, are improving
the Y-street levee near st. JOscph's Gene
terry. They are rounding up and making
it an excellent roadway.
The Sacramento Caledonian Clubs games
will be held at East Park June eth, and no
pains will be spared to make them the
most attractive and interesting OF those held
under the Clubs auspices.
DR.. Horace Jacobs a physician of Spring
field, Mass, who was recently visiting his
brother. f. Jacobs. of Sacramento. but left
Il short time since for home, died at Salt
Lake of heart and stomach troubles, aged
6S years.
All Mon, the Chinaman arrested two or
three days ago for embeZzlement. il being
alleged that he appropriated money belong
ing TO Chinese association at Red Bluff,
has been released from custody, as no one
came forward to substantiate the charge
\ correspondent writes from Santa Rosa
inquiring, What year was the railroad
built from Sacramento to Folsom ~ Itwas
opened for public use between Sacramento
and Folsom February ~ 1856. The road
between Folsom and Single Springs was
opened June 20, 1865.
A decision has been rendered in the SUI
preme Court at Washington in the cases of
George Hagar, appellant, against Reclaim
alton District No. 10S, taken up on appeal
from the Circuit Court of the United States,
District of California. These were suits
brought by Reclamation District No. los,
which embraces about 1900 acres OF land
III the counties Of Yolo and Colusa, to re-
cover delinquent taxes from appellant by
means. if necessary. of a seizure and sale of
lands owned by him within the limits Of
the district. The Court holds that the taxes
are a valid lien on the lands in question.
and may properly be recovered by an en-
forced sale.
\ dispatch from Santa Cruz, under date
of the 9th has the following relative to the
death of Albert Reuter-, brother of Senator
Reuter-: Albert Reuter- a native of
France and an old citizen of this county,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon at
the Averone ranch, near Sequel. The deed
was committed with small pistol, five
shooter, three barrels of which were empty,
only one, however, giving evidence OF hav-
ing been recently discharged, and was yet
warm when found by the farm hands on
the ranch, who had been called by Peter
Cassagus, who had just entered the cabin
occupied by Reuter- disappointment in
love caused the rash act"
The Vallejo Chronicle SAYS: - y painful
accident occurred ON board the steamer
Apache on Saturday last a. the boat was
leaving ClarkSburg. Miss irene Cruthers.
daughter of Frank Cruthcrs, pilot, was in
the wheel-house as the steamer was leaving
the landing. and the child was caught in
the wheel which is worked by steam. HeI
left arm was broken in two places and heI
head bruised and cut. The wounded child
was brought to this city and attended by
Or. Vallejo. who made the sufferer as com
Portable ~ possible. Mrs. Cruthers and
family were on the steamer on their way tc
San Francisco but the visit was postponed
on account Of the accident