Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-23
BRIEF NOTES.

The funeral of Clarence +. Parker will
take place from Changers Hall AT P. NJ.
to-day
In Sacramento the main question just
now is, VIII it storm before the Odd Eel
lows picnic?
John Conran, who has been quite i'll, was
able to be out Yesterday, for the first time
in four weeks.
Twelve carloads of beef cattle passed
through the city Yesterday, en- route from
Reno for the stock-yards at Oakland.
The steamer c. NJ Small passed down
stream Yesterday, from Marysville for San
Francisco, with grain and merchandise.
The work of cobbling X street, from
Front to Second, including the intersection
of Second and X streets, been finished.
VIM Johnston, of this county, is an as
pirant to be a delegate to the National Re
| publican Convention, to be held in Chicago.
The work of painting the exterior of the
City Hall building is about completed. and
the structure presents an attractive appear
ance
The Republican County Convention will
assemble at Turner Hall at II A. NJ to-day
for the election of delegates to the State
Convention
A citizen, who got little full Monday
night, fell asleep at Fourth and NJ streets,
and was relieved of his silver watch and
chain before he awoke
AT the Metropolitan Theater Wednesday
evening May It'll, the comic opera, " The
Doctor of Alcantara," will be produced
under the direction of Miss Emma Rowe.
The case of Sarah \. Bryant VS. William
Bryant, in the Superior Court, was not for
divorce, as has been published, but for ali
mony and custody of children which were
granted.
The attendance at the Tivoli last evening
To witness the second appearance of 9 The
New Years Party" or Kaleidoscope Of
Fun" was quite large. Same programme
tonight.
The lecture delivered by Rev. W. a. Jar
rel at the First Baptist Church last night
was able, eloquent and well attended. His
subject was The Bible Anticipating Sci
entitic Discoveries
Residents of the towns of Dunnigan and
Woodland and vicinity are gossiping over
the supposed elopement of Mrs. J. 5.
Moore. who resided near the former place
with L. P. Giguewe
Peter Luhr, Deputy Sheriff of Alameda
county, passed through the city yesterday
on his way to Folsom with a prisoner
named Charles Blackney who is to serve
two years for grand larceny.
Howard Russell Johnson is writing Il
three-act domestic drama. He has entered
into negotiations with an Eastern manage
ment for its production, and expects to fin
ish it in about three weeks.
The change in the time of arrival of the
Eastern express train has caused a delay in
the forwarding of mail from Woodland and
vicinity, which the railroad and postal Off
Gals are engaged in remedying.
Sheriff Huntley, of Placer county, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Stockton with an insane Chinaman named
All Toy. The prisoner was so violent that
his arms had to be strapped down.
A change of time goes into effect on the
Sacramento and Placerville Railroad to-day,
by which the train that has been arriving
here at 9:45 \. NJ. will get in at 40 \. NJ,
leaving Folsom at 30 instead of $50 \. NJ.
The Christian Science Association will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Figg, Fourth
and l. streets, this evening. The subject,
Wonders of the Heavens" Will be opened
by Rev. y. Slater, and discussed by mem
bers.
J. Latlerty took down to Courtland with
his four-horse team yesterday afternoon
party of ladies and gentlemen, who pro-
posed attending the ball to be given by
MesSrS. Bump x Houston at the place last
evening.
At the Sixth-street NJ f. Church this
evening an entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the Good TemparS' Home
for Orphans. \ fine programme Will be
presented, rs can be seen by reference to our
advertising columns.
Constable Jones, the Fish Commissioners
officer. arrested last Saturday night on San
Pablo bay six fishermen who were engaged
in catching salmon contrary to law Two
of them have since pleaded guilty and paid
their fines, and the Others will be tried at
Benicia in Il few days.
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing NOtarieS Public: \. c. SWcetser, SaCra-
mento; J. II. Murphy Blacks Station; Il.
McFadden. Oakland Walter Henderson,
May1ield, Santa Clara county; A. NJ. Gid
ney, Tchama. vice c. w. Harvey, deceased:
d. X Zumwalt, Nisalia.
Loren W. Green has written to Fish
Commissioner Buckingham from the
United States Fishery at Baird that he has
about 1000 eggs on hand, which he will
ship if nothing happens, in about ten days.
The fishery has Just been visited by the
greatest freshet since the high water of 1881.
He would, he thought, have had $1,000
eggs by this time had the rain kept off
Captain Foster, who has lately been
travelling through the wheat district on the
upper Sacramento, and recently went to
san Francisco by way of Benicia, returning
via Stockton, says that the grain on the
West side looks remarkably well, and,
summing up his observations of this end of
the State generally, he says that the trouble
with the farmers this year will not be the
lack of yield, but the low value of their
crop, and the cost of sacks
The reference in Yesterdays RECORD
/ UNION to the arrest Of j. A. Green for
embezzlement it being alleged that he and
Others entered Il saloon at Fourth and !
streets, put down so piece in payment
for beverage furnished, and went away
with the change and the twenty as well,
was incorrect in that the saloon was not
that al Fourth and | streets, but Fourth
and NJ streets. The propricucSs Of the lat
ter states also that there were no women in
the party visiting the place.