Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02
BRIEF NOTES.
Gait is having a building boom.

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The Entire Nous Club had picnic Ct
Hoptown yesterday.
Quite heavy shower of rain fell in this
city at 6:30 Saturday evening.
The Board Of Supervisors will commence
their June sessions this morning.
The Sacramento river was down To the
2l-foot S-inch mark yesterday afternoon.
A barn at Woodland belonging to DR..
Aiken was burned last Friday evening.
Loss, $3.50.
The commencement exercises at St. 10
seph's Academy viii be held next Thurs
day at . P. N.
The Board of Supervisors are talking Of
having the County Hospital connected with
the.telephone system.
The roads leading TO the Twelfth-street
bridge over the American river have been
put III good condition.
The ladies of the Gait NJ f. Church will
hold festival and entertainment this
evening at Whitaker & Rays Hall.
The Grand Grove, U. a. O. D., will meet
at San Francisco tomorrow, and the dele
gates from Sacramento viii go down to-day
The Young Haverly and Monumental
baseball clubs played game last Satur-
day the former winning by q score Of
II to g.
The team attached to the Golden Eagle
Hotel bus turned too short at the depot
yesterday noon, and disabled the vehicle
by breaking its pole.
The Native Sons at Antelope gave q
dance Friday evening which was attended
by about seyenty-fvc couples. large
delegation was present from this city
The citizens of Gait are seriously think
ing of organizing Regulators to rid their
town of burglars and pilfering footpads.
Several residences were robbed during the
past week.
The alarm of fire about P. NJ Saturday
was occasioned by the ignition of the rear
porch of Il house at Twelfth and Z streets,
caused by youths playing with matches.
Damage, tritling.
Six carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning, including 100 col
ored people en- route for Sumner, to be en-
ployed in cotton picking on J. B. Haggin's
ranch near that place.
There is hole in the bridge over the
canal at Thirty-tirst and NJ streets which
threatens danger To horses crossing, es-
pecially after dark A trifling sum by way
of repairs may save big bill of expense.
Henry A. Cautield is in trouble again |
having been arrested by Chief jackson and |
officer Ash last Saturday for malicious mis- |
chief, III tearing down fence, and disturb |
ing the peace, the complainant being j. |
Haltiicker.
General J. c. Roley, who came to Sacra- |
mento several years ago and purchased the |
Occidental Exchange from VIM. Siddons |
removing to Los Angeles |
and San Francisco, and then back to Los |
Angeles died at the latter place last week |
But few Sacramento shooters went out
after doves yesterday, the expression gen
orally being that the birds were still nest
ing, and, even if they were not, farmers |
would not allow hunters in their fields I'M |
til their grain was cut and stacked.
AT the regular semi-annual election held |
Friday evening, Gait Lodge, No SO, X. of |
P, elected the following named officers for |
the ensuing term: {. C., f. H. Brown v |
c., B. Young NJ. of A. Frank Woodson; |
Prelate, w. f. Brewster; Trustee, F. n. |
Sawyer.
In Department. Two Of the Superior Court |
Saturday the case of Lucy Bartell vs.. J. j. |
Bartell was concluded, and Judge McFar- |
land, indicating judgment for the plaintiff. |
ordered her attorney to prepare findings, |
etc, giving her decree of divorce and the /
custody Of the child.
The funeral of the late Colonel Yorke. |
who was drowned in San Bernardino |
county Il few days ago, was To have been |
held III this city yesterday but was post
poned. Owing to a slide at Tehachipi Pass, |
the train bringing the body did not connect |
with the Sacramento train.
c. l.. Donaldson. of Gait, has lust com
pieted grading the public road from the
Alabama School-house to the lone road,
and this thorOughfare is now one of the |
best in the vicinity, and an invaluable ac-
commodation to the Laguna citizens wish |
ing to come 10 Gait by short route
The following arrests were made Satur-
day and yesterday: Henry 4. Caulfeld. by |
Chief Jackson and officer Ash, for mali |
ciOus mischief and disturbing the peace
Agnes r. Davis by Chief jackson and Off
Ger Sullivan, for cruelty to children: J. Il.
Jewell, by local officer CafIcrty, for disturb |
ing the peace.
The case of the County of Sacramento VS.
Mrs. Wilson. to condemn land for road |
purposes near McConnellis. was on trial in
Department Two of the Superior Court Sat
urday. The evidence was taken and argu-
ment Will be made to-day. The Viewers |
TO appraise the value Of the land |
in question fixed its value at S214, but that |
sum was not satisfactory to the owner
Articles of incorporation have been filed |
of the Oakland and Carquinez Railroad |
Company by Louis A Garnett, Thomas
Price, NJ. T. Dusenberry John Hewston, |
Jr., and Robert Simson. The road is TO |
begin at tide water in Oakland harbor, and |
to run through Contra Costa county To the |
Straits Of Carquinez. The capital stock |
subscribed is $4,000 Of which $25,0 900 has |
been paid III.
Last Thursday evening Gait Lodge, No |
1l3, A. O. L. W, elected the following of |
ficers for the ensuing term: w. F. Brews- |
ter, NJ. w; G. NJ Trask. Foreman; J.
DOdsOn, OVcrseer; W. T. BottomOre. Re |
corder; James Ferguson, Financier John |
Brewster, Receiver 5. +. Wristen, Guide |
f. S. Hunt Inside Waterman J. II. Saw |
yer, Outside Waterman and Trustee; Dr.. |
Montague, Medical Examiner.
Articles Of incorporation were filed Sat |
urday with the Secretary of State of the |
Chalcedony Manufacturing Company. to |
engage in and carry on the business of |
mining for and producing chalcedony, |
jasper, carnelran, agate and other
varieties of quartz crystals and gems from
the recently discovered petrificd forest in
Arizona. Principal place Of business, San
Francisco. Dircctors-W T. Robinson,
Charles f. BUrrell, Thomas Bennett, Geo
Stone, l.. a. Kelly. Capital stock, $4,000
divided into p, 900 shares