Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-07
BRIEF NOTES.

The State Board of Equalization meet:
to-day.
One carload of soldiers came down from
Redding Saturday, going East.
The Sacramento river was down to the
17-foot 3-inch mark last evening.
1t is expected that the pay car will be
able to leave the shops tomorrow or mex
day.
The steamer Varuna has been hauled
out on the ways on the Yolo side of the
river for repairs.
Ell Dorado Lodge, No. s, I. o. o. F., and
| Court CAPITAL, No. 6742, A. 0. f., will in
stall their officers this evening.
Durno's store at Truckee is reported to
have been burglarized Saturday night, and
robbed of $3.50 worth of goods.
The remains of Samuel Dodd, who died
at Lincoln Friday night, were on Saturday
forwarded to Oakland for interment.
Judge Armstrong, in Department One OF
| the Superior Court Saturday, granted Nora
A Brown divorce from Richard Brown.
Members of the Xopos Club can obtain
tickets for the moonlight excursion this
evening by applying to the committee to-
day.
4 meeting of the Fourth Ward Blaine
and Logan Club will be held this evening
at their hall. Several speakers will deliver
addresses.
The only arrests recorded on the station
house slate last night were those of Mike
Blake and Arthur Cummertield, by officer
Kent, for petit larceny.
A caucus of the Second Ward Repub-
licans will be held this evening at S o'clock
in the International Hotel dining-room to
select ticket to be voted for at the primary
Wednesday.
Some one fired a pistol shot about II
O'Clock Saturday night from the window of
a building at Third and streets. causing
an excitement. 1t was subsequently re-
ported that the weapon was discharged
accidentally.
A boy about years Of age named Ben
ME Beck, nephew of H +. Greer, was Wis
iting at friends ranch Friday, and while
playing about windmill one of his legs
was caught in the crank and badly injured
below the knee.
The engine at the Pacific Electric Light
Companvs works got out of order early
Saturday evening. Their lamps went out,
and were dark until about 10 o clock when
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smoothly again.
Charles H. Eldred, of the State House,
will ship per steamer this morning, to
Messrs. Gates q Decker, for the Oakland
market, twelve head Of horses. They are
well bred, and among them are some ex-
cellent roadsters.
On Wednesday last the Good Templars
and Band Of Hope of Gait held a JOINT
picnic in DR.. Harvey's grove, near that
town. The picnic was largely attended.
The Band of Hope rendered an excellent
programme of songs and essays.
Officer Kent yesterday morning found
horse, saddled and bridled, wandering about
the streets, and put the animal in stable.
The officer is in hopes the owner will not
call to claim the property, as 1t will be
handy for the police parade on the next
Fourth.
The Board of Supervisors will meet at 10
A. NJ to-day 1t is apt to be busy month
for them, as, in addition to duty as Board
of Equalization, they have to take action
relative to debris matters, and also concern
ing the division of the city into three Su-
pervisor districts.
A buggy in which two men were riding
upset at the corner of Fifth and ? streets
yesterday morning, in consequence OF too
short turn being made. The horse ran
about a block and was stopped. The buggy
was somewhat damaged but horse and
men escaped unhurt
The game of base bali played at the Park
yesterday morning between the Wells
Fargo and the depot mines, was won by the
former by a score of 10 to IA, with an
inning to spare. The depot nine was at a
disadvantage, the man whom they expected
to act as their catcher failing to put in an
appearance for some unexplained reason.
Duroc Lodge, No. 50, X of P, Wood
bridge, installed the following officers last
Wednesday evening for the ensuing term:
II. C. Gillingham, P. c.; R. B. Salisbury, c.
c.; John PARROT, Jr,, V. c.; A. A. McClel-
land, Prelate; L. n. Comstock, NJ. of A;
VIM H. T. Schumacher, |. e.; r. d. Mills,
O. g. Duroc Lodge is in fourishing con-
dition, and continues to increase its mem
bership, and the only thing necessary to
make this lodge cope with others in the
district is the establishment of Uniform