Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-23
BRIEF NOTES.

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yesterday.
The Republicans hold meeting this
evening at Gait, and the Democrats one at
CORTLAND.
Ben Cotton and family at the Tiyoii again
tonight in the light drama, My Boys, IN
which Ben is especially happy.
The programme of the Spanish Students
for tomorrow evening at the Metropolitan
is published in another column.
J. A. Cummings yesterday shipped to the
Vaca Mining Company, Ell Paso, a boiler
J furnace and smoke-stack complete, manu-
featured at his works in this CITY,
Officers Kent and Farrell have at the
station-house a rubber-cloth apron Tor
top buggy, found beneath the sidewalk,
which the owner gan get on application.
One of the pleasantest features at the
McKenna meeting at the wlgwam was the
reading of the poem by Miss Hosmer,
which was enthusiastically cheered by the
! audience.
The Pullman Palace Car Company has
decided to run one Of its cars daily between
Sacramento and San Francisco, on the local
train, leaving Sacramento at 80 P. NJ. and
San Francisco at 8 A. NJ.
On account of the inability of Judge
Dibble to be present at the Fish Commits
sioners' meeting which was announced to
take place on Saturday night, the same has
been postponed for few weeks.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Fire Bri-
gade, and the Young Mems Cleveland and
Hendricks Club, complimented the REC
ORD UNION Office with a serenade on their
return from Marysyille early yesterday
morning.
Hugh and Elizabeth Hughes, recently
divorced in the Superior Court, were re-
married Tuesday evening. There was yes
terday filed in the Recorders office deed
| from Mr. Hughes to Mrs. Hughes of Ger
tain real estate.
Officer Rider yesterday arrested man
named Jack Brady, who is wanted at Los
Angeles on a charge of grand larceny
Deputy Sheriff Huber, of that county,
came after him last evening. Brady denies
being the party wanted.
The committee of the Native Sons of the
Golden West, who have the awarding of
the prizes won on Admission Day. will
present the handsome clock won by the
Knights of Pythias, of this city, for the best
| drilled division, at the Knights of Pythias
ball on the evening of October 9th.
Deputy Sheriff H. D. Haugham, of Ala
media, came up last evening with two pris-
oneTs, en- route to the State Prison at
Folsom-Harry Thompson, who is to serve
five years for petit larceny, second offense
and James Smith, who is to serve similar
sentence for burglary in the second degree.
The man who was found in the tule near
the railroad track last Saturday evening by
section men, and was subsequently taken
to the County Hospital at Woodland, died
at that institution Monday night, without
having recovered consciousness. He was
identified as Thomas B. Parker, carpenter
OF Cacheville.
The steamer San Joaquin No 3 arrived
| from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise; the Flora, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with grain, and the G. NJ. Small,
from Marysville for San Francisco, with
grain and merchandise. The Flora re-
turned to the upper Sacramento, light, and
the San joaquin No. for San Francisco,
with grain.
The Kendall theatrical troupe, which
made its way into Oregon over the North
ern Pacific Railroad and is coming down
this way, met with an accident q few miles
above Delta two or three days ago, the
stage in which they We're riding upsetting
None of the party of fourteen or sixteen
were seriously hurt, but several were con-
siderably scratched and bruised.
The levee above Washington has been
nearly surveyed at the point where repairs
are to be made, and that work Will be COM
pleted in q day or two The survey has
made change i'll the location of the earth
work in such a manner that James Touhey
who took the contract for doing it, yester-
| day threw the contract up, declaring that
| the change would make the work more ex-
pensiye to perform. The contractors for
doing the piling have hal the timbers pre-
| pared, ana they are expected to arrive at
the levee right away.
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-Re-
publicans of the Third Ward assembled
last evening at Siebenthaler's Hall, at
Twentieth and H streets, for the purpose of
organizing Blaine and Logan Club. A
roll was opened and signed by upwards of
one hundred voters. The club was organ
lied by the election of the following Of
| Presidents, James George, Thomas Warm
| by, Frank \. Smith, NJ. c. Wilmington
Philip Siebenthaler, Jabez Turner, George
Davis, James Popert +. X. Dray and J. r.
Stafford; Secretary, II. W. Taylor; Treas
urer, Samuel Blair; Executive Committee
Richard Parker, L. B. Sutliff, James Burns
c. i. Williams and +. Hess. The commit
tee will arrange for a grand demonstration
on Monday evening next at Twentieth and
II streets, 10 which all the Republican or
carnations in the city will be invited
Prominent speakers will be present. The
meeting last evening was addressed by +.
d. Ryan, c. y. Post, George O. Bates y. n
Denton, Samuel Blair, b. II. Covel and
Herbert w. Taylor.
SUDDEN DEATH. - Yesterday afternoon
Miss Jennie Merrick, aged about seventeen
years, who has been living in the family of
w. c. Felch, told Mr.. Fetch that she was
very sick and wanted to 90 to her mother,
who is housekeeper in one of the hotels Of
the city. Mr.. Fetch inquired what was the
matter, and she replied; You will all
know tomorrow" She was taken to
where her mother was, bat was seized
with spasms about the time Of arriving
there, and had 10 be carried up stairs
! physician was summoned. but she died
soon afterwards From the remark made
| to Mr. Felch and the fact that she was
| seized with spasIus, report spread that
she had taken poison but it appears that
she was subject to spasms, and it is not
known that there was anything annoying
her TO suggest the idea Of suicide. The
Coroner Will inquire into the case to-day.
Auction SALE OF HORSES, ETc-Bell &
Co. announce that they will sell at 10 a. NJ
TO-DAY. al the ranch Of Robert Christian,
/ known rs Johnsonville or Siwash, lower
Stockton road, five miles below George
town. by order of William Nogt. span of
| four-year- old horses, weighing 800 pounds
each ten head of work horses, one mare
and colt, two farm wagons, one spring
wagon, two-horse top buggy, four sets work
| harness. one set carriage harness. plowS
| harrow, sulky rake, mower, wagon and
seed-sowcr combined, and other farm i'm
! plements and tools Also, sixty-five sacks
seed wheat three tons ground barley
! twenty tons hay. Also, household furni-
ture. Sale positive.
SALE OF MmcH Cows, ETC.-Sherburn &
Smith will sell ON the premises of Mrs
James Grundon, Babel's Slough. Yolo
county, nine miles south OF Sacramento, at
| II \. NJ. to-day, 30 head of choice mich
COWS. p calves, , horses, l heavy wagon,
spring wagon and cover, Woods mower,
gang pillow. combined reaper and mower,
spring tooth harrow, sully rake, double
harrows, double and light harness, dairy
utensils, farming tools, etc.
! DEMOCRATIC MEETING SATURDAY.-Col-
oncl George Flournoy will address meeting
| in the interest of Cleveland and Hendricks
at Armory Hall next Saturday evening.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Fire Brigade