Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-18
BRIEF NOTES.

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The Supervisors did not meet yesterda,
there failing to be quorum present
Court Capitol, A. 0. f., last evening PAL
a fraternal visit to Court Sacramento
The Pioneer party date has been change
!, from Friday evening, the 21st to Thursday
| the Goth.
The Grand Jury will be impaneled in De
| partment One of the Superior Court thi
| morning.
Twenty-Five carloads of beef cattle wen
! through from Winnemucca to San Fran
| cisco yesterday.
In the Superior Court yesterday Merett.
Real was granted a decree of divorce from
Joal Clayton Real.
The steamer Clara Belle arrived from tn,
lower Sacramento yesterday with produce
and cleared for the upper Sacramento with
merchandise.
The Sacramento Sabbath School Associa
ton meeting has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening, at the church of the
United Brethren.
William C. Harrington, of Alameda, has
been appointed by the Governor a Trustee
of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. vice
George &. German, term expired.
A meeting of ladies, to which all are in.
vited, will be held in Pioneer Hall at 1:3O
P. NJ, to-day, to arrange for a benefit for the
Howard Benevolent Association
A Deputy Sheriff of Nevada county YES
terday took to San Quentin man named
Henry Becker, sentenced in that county to
one years imprisonment for burglary.
Peter Brown (colored). of this city, in
dulged in boxing match at Stockton Fri
night with Charles Turner, of that place,
and was knocked out in two rounds.
Lily of the Valley Lodge, No. II, D. of
H., will celebrate its anniversary at
Changers Hall this evening, at o'clock,
with musical and literary entertainment.
The Uniformed Rank of Knights of
Pythias, of Gait, will give their first annual
party on Thanksgiving night in Brewster S
Hall There will be large attendance
from this city.
Deputy Sheriff Edward Lewis of Ala
media county, brought up to the city last
evening, en- route to the State Prison at
Folsom, Alexander Joujou, who is to serve
term OF ten years for burglary.
Jerry Perram, colored man who has
been employed as porter at the State House
Hotel, died suddenly about 3 o'clock Sun
day morning. He was about on Saturday
and attending to his duties as usual.
C. H. Maddox, $4,000; James A. Clay
ton, $1,000; L. A. Whtehurst $4,000, and
Samuel Rea, $4,000, have filed applications
with the Governor to be released from the
official bond of w. A. January, State Treas
urer.
Gentlemen who desire to help good
cause can do so by patronizing the korn
dinner y which the young ladies will serve
at 1908 Fourth street between 11:30 A. NJ
and 80 P. NJ. to-day, for the benefit of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The premises of Mrs. H. Z. Greer, 1906 n
street, were visited by chicken thieves last
Friday night and robbed of nine fowls, only
one being left-a rooster-who is now very
lonely. This is the third time Mrs Greer
has suffered from such raids within year
The Governor yesterday appointed and
commissioned r. Beverly Cole, of San
Francisco, a member of the State Board of
Health, vice Henry Gibbons, ST., deceased :
also G. G. Tyrrell, of Sacramento, a mem
Der Of the same Board, vice +. w. Hatch,
deceased.
a post mortem examination of II. G..
Kendall, who fell dead on the sidewalk at
Second and K streets Saturday evening
showed that death resulted from disease of
the kidneys and lungs. The remains OF
deceased will be sent to Marysville for
interment.
Albert Gallatin has in his grounds at 1924
II street small japanese persimmon tree
which presents o beautiful sight, having
upon it about 100 persimmons, each as large
as good-sized orange, and resembling the
latter in COLOR though in form looking
more like tomato.
W. H. & II. lie Mays Hop Circular
dated London, October 9th says: "There
is now general demand for all descrip-
tons. Many Of the large buyers who had
not been in the market before are now
operating Mid and East Kent growths
are going off at late rates"
The subject of Rev DR.. Newman's lect-
ure, to be delivered in the Sixth-street
Methodist Church on Tuesday evening of
next week, has been changed The subject
first chosen was Reform and Refor1ners,"
but, by request since first announcement,
he will deliver in its stead his renowned
lecture, 1.-THE Seven Bibles of the World"
r. H Beamer, Sherif-elect of Yolo
county, was presented by his friends last
Saturday evening with beautiful badge of
office. The design is that of shield, with
star in the center suspended from bar
The whole is a fine work Of art, Of pure
gold, and is inscribed as follows: Pre-
scented to r. Ii. Beamer, Sheriff by his
many friends, November Is, 1884
Fred. Werner, of Suffer Creek, who was
in town yesterday, but went to the Bay in
the afternoon, says that the Democrats of
Amader are going to have grand celebra-
ton there next Saturday Fred has
promised bullocks for barbecue, and others
have donated sheep and hogs, etc, as the
Committee of Arrangements may require.
Everybody is inyited-front seats reserved
for Republicans
We have received from Deputy Coroner
NJ. J. Simmons the annual report of Mare
Levingston, NJ. D., Coroner of the city and
county of San Francisco, for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1884, showing that he was
called upon to act in 425 caseS-autopsies
being held in 166 cases, and inquests in
215. There were % homicides and So sui
cides, as compared with q homicides and
so suicides during the preceding year.
At the residence of Mrs. C. L. Cross, in
Woodland, are to be found the represent
atives of four generations, viz Mrs. AL
mira Fowler, aged 70 years, the widow of
DR.. Fowler; Mrs. C. L. Cross, her daughter,
aged 81 years Mrs. Kate Cross Sherman,
the noted equestrienne and horse-trainer,
Sherman, aged year and 9 months. 1t is
a rare fact that representatives of four gem
erations are found under the same roof.
The Folsom Telegram says that the young
ladies engaged in packing grapes ut the
Natoma vineyard amuse themselves by in
closing their names and addresses in the
boxes to be sent East, thus offering oppor-
tunities for Economically inclined young
gentlemen who may chance to come into
possession of the fruit to open correspond
ence with the fair maids of the Golden
West. Several of the damsels have already
captured correspondents, and exchanges of
photographs are contemplated.
The gentlemen who go up to the "over-
flow" on Sundays in q skiff and amuse
themselves shooting military and other
rifles at ducks, mudhens or any other tar
get evidently have not reflected that their
guns will shoot ball nearly mile. and
also that ball after it strikes the water
does not always maintain direct course
but is apt to glance and do mischief that
was not intended. Last Sunday the bull
lets from their guns whistled about in a
manner decidedly exciting to other parties
who happened to be up there, and made il
remarkably unpleasant for gentleman
and his son at whose tin decoy ducks they
were shooting.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Eli Mayo, for misde-
meanor, was continued until to-day.
Henry Krouse arrested for having been
drunk, forfeited his bail......Jim Dugan's