Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-30
BRIEF NOTES.

f The annual picnic of the German Lutt
eran Sunday-school will be held at Rict
mond Grove Wednesday, May eth.
Peter Peterson, of Woodland, is one c
the Oldest of the States pioneers, havin
come here in 1913 He is now 81 years {
age.
The only arrest recorded on the station
house slate last night was that of job
Cannon, by officer Ash, for disturbing tn
peace.
The pay-car went over the California an
Oregon Railroad yesterday, and will return
to-day after paying off on the Calitorni
Pacific.
1t is expected that about next Tuesda,
fifty prisoners will be transferred from tn
State Prison at San Quentin to that Il
Folsom.
1t is reported that the fruit-growers il
the vicinity of Newcastle do not expec
much more than half a crop of peaches thi
year, owing TO the late storms.
Arrangements have been made for
through mail from Woodland to San Fran
cisco by the morning train, but mail vii
not be delivered at way stations.
The steamer Sonoma brought up to the
city yesterday the barge Centennial, witt
lumber and posts for the Friend & Terry
Lumber Company and w. f. Frazer.
Chief Jackson took in charge last even.
ing Georgia Abbott, aged Is, who had run
away from her home at San Francisco
| Her father Will come up after her to-day.
The Republicans of Woodland have nom
mated for Town Marshal A. Appleby; and
for Trustees, B. F. Ready, G. c. St Louis
! John Jacobs, s. B. Relyea and George Wise
man.
| H. ]. Bernard was brought up from San
| Francisco last evening, and will be taken
| by Deputy Sheriff Wilson to the Folsom
prison this morning to serve a term OF
! three years for enlightenment.
Locomotives Nos 81 and 172, which col
! lided at Nalona last Sunday evening. were
brought to this city Monday evening for
repairs. The front ends of the engines and
their tanks sustained the most damage.
The funeral of the late John f. Arm
strong, who was found drowned last Fri
day, took place from W j. Kavanaugh' s
undertaking rooms yesterday, the remains
being taken to the Wire Bridge for inter
ment.
At the conclusion of the commencement
exercises of Hesperian College, Woodland,
was conferred upon L. c. Manor, J. f.
Keefer and Ella Baker. The degree excr-
cises were highly interesting.
4 private letter received by Sacrament
tan from Il friend at Washington d. c.,
states that it is highly probable the bill for
the construction ola new postotfice in Sacra-
mento will pass the House of Representa-
tives, and, if it does, it will be quite sure
to pass the Senate.
Many delegates to the Republican State
Convention which meets at Oakland to-
day and also Il large number of Others not
delegates but interested III the proceedings
of that body. went below by yesterday 5
trains from Sacramento and the upper pOr-
ton of the State generally.
Committees from the Capital Turf Club
were out yesterday visiting business houses
to dispose of season tickets for the Clubs
spring meeting, and met with excellent
success, there being evidently Il desire on
the part OF the people to have the Clubs
inaugural meeting a good one.
T. j. Allen has been arrested at San Jose,
on a dispatch from Chief Jackson. accusing
him of forgery, and he will be brought
here for examination. 1t appears that he
got one of the HOrnlein Bros to indOrse a
check for SO on a San Francisco bank,
which check proves to have been forged.
There was very lively time at Agricult-
ural Park yesterday morning, as the train
ers of trotters and PAGERS We're opening
them out little preparatory for next
weeks races, and several close contests
were witnessed. From now till next Tues
day the horses will have plenty of work, if
the weather holds good.
Yesterday in Department one of the
superior Court Henry Ramsey, for burglar
izing J. OlsSon'S .iewelry establishment, was
sentenced to three Years at the Folsom
prison; NJ. Bird, for burglarizing Dave
Davis saloon, got three years, and two
Years more for burglarizing :. :. Nathan
Il Co.'S store; L. Brady, for being CON
nected in the latter burglary, got fourteen
months. They will be taken to Folsom by
a Deputy Sheriff this morning
NoTARTEs AProINTED-The Governor has
appointed the following Notarfes Public:
Antonio Mcmillan, Knoxville. Napa county:
f. +. Stacy, Calico, vice W. l.. G.. Soule, re-
signed W. f. Robinson, Fall Brook. San
Diego county; Richard X Whitmore. Ceres.
Stanislaus county; G. H. Rose, Hills
Ferry, StanislauS county, vice McNish, re-
signed; w. J. Dinger, Oakland; r. W.
Miller, Crescent City, Del Norte county;
James NJ. Cory, Fresno; W. ). Bamum,
Rhonerville. Humboldt county. vice j. A.
Whaley, term expired; George X. Heney,
Eureka
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn 4 Smith will
sell at auction. at 1920 4. NJ. tomorrow, the
entire furniture of the rooms in the rear of
No. 5l7 J street, consisting in part of bed
room sets and mattresses, Brussels carpets.
sofa and chairs, tables, chromos, kitchen
furniture, etc. After this sale the stock of
millinery in the store in front will be sold,
together with the counters, shelving, show
eases, carpets. etc, the millinery being dis
posed of last. The sale is positive. and the
goods must be removed during the day.
MILITARY INsPEcrIoN.-The city com
panies of the First Artillery regiment will
be inspected al the armory this evening by
the staff officers of the regiment. Each
officer is ordered TO inspect the company to
which he is assigned and report to head
quarters the number of men present, CON
dition of arms, uniforms, etc, on or before
the Sd of May. \ review of the regiment
will also be held, and short drill in the
manual of arms and hrings. The public
will be admitted TO the gallery.
UNION SUNDAY-SCHooL Picnic. 49, The
grand union Sunday-school picnic will be
held at Cothrin's Grove next Friday, May
ID Ten Sabbath-schools, embracing
membership of over 1000 scholars, will
take part making it gala day for the chill
dren a band of music will accompany
the eXcursionists for concert purposes.
Extra street cars will be running morning
and evening, to accommodate those who
attend the picnic The train leaves the
depot at A. NJ, sharp.
BARwGCK's REPoRr.-There was rainfall
At Los Angeles during yesterday afternoon
to the amount of .02 of an inch The same
station at 5 o'clock last night reported
foul-wcather sunset. The barometer at
that hour was falling north of Sacramento
and rising south, with westerly and north
crly Winds except at Sacramento and San
Francisco, where it was from the south,
with cloudy weather north of California
and clear weather in the latter State.
THE Big TUNNEL.-Work in the big tun-
mel ON the line of the California and Ore
gon Railroad, about twcnty-six miles above
Redding, will be pushed to completion,
even though the work of extending the
road to the State line has been discontin-
ued, as the railroad company desires to fin
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