Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-23
BRIEF NOTES.
The Grismer-D Davies theater company went
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to Stockton yesterday.
The fair being over, the politicians are
beginning 10 warm up to their work.
The steamer Alyarado, having received
thorough cverhauling at San Francisco, has
returned to Sacramento.
Owing to the great number of gambling
games running in the city during the fair,
very few made any money.
A special meeting of the Board OF Super
visors Will be held next Monday, TO ap-
point Judges and Inspectors Of election.
J. T. McIntosh's young horses, and the
PAGER Alderman, were forwarded to Chico
by the express train yesterday afternoon.
In Department One of the Superior Court
Yesterday julius Lerche, native of Ger
many, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of Ferdinand Gleie and Ernest
Peters
J. F. Webster, son of ]. R. Webster
wishes it understood that he is not the J.
F. Webster who appeared in the Police
Court Saturday to respond to charge of
battery.
In the Superior Court yesterday the city
bond cases of Meyer and Others against j.
" Porter were submitted without argu-
ment and taken under adviscment by Judge
Mcfarland.
>. The trial jurors recently drawn for this
term of the Superior Court will assemble
in the Courtroom at 10 \. NJ. to-day. There
will be jury case on trial in each Depart
ment to-day.
Mrs. +. c. Hatch, whose art work at
tracted much attention in the late State
Fair. has opened a studio at 1122 | street,
where she will give lessons in painting,
drawing and portrait work.
j. G.. JetTress, Jr., who formerly lived in
Sacramento, has been fined $3.50 in San
Francisco, or sentenced TO be imprisoned
rs days, for stealing $40 from the pocket
of a newly arrived Englishman.
The steamer Governor Dana arrived from
the upper Sacramento yesterday with grain;
steamer Clara Bell, from the upper Sacra-
mcnto, with produce. Sailed, steamer Gov
ernor Dana, for 1.-The upper Sacramento,
light.
Mrs. Ellen c. Webster, of Sacramento
widow Of Samuel E. Webster well-knOwn
among the earlier railroad men of this city,
having been a passenger conductor for some
time), died at Rochester, " y, on the 10th
inst.
The decorations of buildings on the main
streets, displayed in honor OF the Native
Sons celebration of Admission Day, and
remaining during the fair, are being re-
moved and in a day or two the city will
again present sedate appearance.
At the United Brethren Church, Four
teenth and streets, the union meetings
which have been attracting much attention
during the past ten days, greatly encourag-
ing their promoters, will be continued this
week, commencing at / P. NJ. each day.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club of
Woodland has elected the following otfi-
GERS: President. John D. Lawson Vice
President, Marshal Digs Recording Sec
rotary. c l.. Browning; Corresponding
Secretary, J. L Mcconnell; Treasurer, IL.
NJ. Hoyt.
The Republican County Central Com
mittec met last evening and resolved to
meet every Monday evening hereafter until
election day. Next Thursday evening the
county candidates and the committee will
meet for consultation and to arrange the
county canvass.
\ carload of trotting horses including
W. f. Smith Adair, Thapsin and Pansy; J.
\. Goldsmith : Guy Wilkes, Joe Arthurton,
Sister, Manon, Maud b, and Regina: J. b.
McDonald's Brigadier, and J. c. Simpsons
Antivolo, left for Stockton by the express
train yesterday.
There was a slight collision at Port Costa
yesterday morning, the engine OF an eX-
press train striking the rear end OF freight
train going IN the opposite direction, the
result being that the engine was slightly
damaged and two Of the freight cars badly
used up. No one hurt.
4 colored man named Lewis Philips,
while under the influence Of liquor, laid
down to sleep in the alley between J and
l. I'D !, Il NN1G v1lf
over by passing vehicle, feceiying severe
bruises on the legs. He was taken 10 the
statiOn-house for sate-keeplng by officer
Sullivan.
A meeting of Vincent Circle. c. l.. :. C..
will he held this evening at the residence of
Z. 3. Hussey, 1l26 + street, for the purpose
of receiving new members, ordering books,
and electing officers for the ensuing year.
All who desire 10 take up course OF pleas
urab!e and profitable reading are invited to
be present.
In san Francisco last Saturday JUDGE
T0ohy denied the motion for a new trial in
the case OF James Powellson. the notorious
opium smoker and vagrant, convicted OF
felony in having placed Lille Nichols,
girl Of l6 years In house OF prostitution,
for the purpose OF living Oil the wages OF
her shame.
One evening during the fair y. Men cal,
a well-known resident. was assisting some
ladies upon a street car from the Pavilion.
when party of Young men made rush
and crowded upon them. He protected his
charge as much as possible, and subse-
quently found that during the squeeze
his pocket was picked OF SO
In the Superior Court to-day the appii-
cation of John T. Carlwell for a writ OF in
junction to restrain the enforcement of an
order of the Board of Supervisors directing
the reopening of a certain road in Missis-
sippi township will come up for hearing.
A large number of residents of Folsom and
vicinity are expected to be present as Wit
nesses.
lanes Kavanaugh. an cx-policcman of
San Francisco who was charged with hay
inc deserted his family to take UP with
prostitute in this CITY. and was arrested by
officers Sullivan and Franks for vagrancv.
came no in the Police Court Yesterday
morning. and was dismissed on his promis-
ing to return to San Francisco and care for
lbs family Immediately.
II vas believed that most Of thc visitors
evening or Sunday. but it was evident YES
terdav that a great many had remained