Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-11
BRIEF NOTES.

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The only arrests made Yesterday were
those of John J. Lares, by officer Ash, and
Tom Gallagher, by officer Frazee, both for
being drunk
Ada G. Browning has been granted 4 di-
Sorce rom Joseph I. Browning in the SUI
perior Court.
The steamer Frank Silva came up from
San Francisco yesterday, light, To take back
empty barges.
The trotting race that was announced for
this afternoon at Agricultural Park has
been postponed
The Republican canvassers will hold Il
meeting tonight at Franklin, and the
Democrats at Clay Station
The Carleton English Opera Company,
of thirty-four members, viii arrive from
the East tomorrow en- route for San Fran
cisco.
Deputy Sheriff A. II. Smith, of Sonoma
county, took to the State Prison at Folsom
Thursday evening NJ S. Cerbalz. who is to
serve two years for forgery
The members of the Cleveland and Hen
bricks Fire Brigade and the Cleveland and
Hendricks Club will meet at headquarters
this evening, at o'clock, to meet General
Walsh.
Some miscreant, one night this week.
took a paint-brush and daubed with dirty
red paint the fine fence ON the northeast
corner of Tenth and l. streets, for distance
OF nearly one hundred feet
John r. Mott, father Of George NJ. Mott.
OF this city, died in Detroit, Michigan, last
Thursday, i'll his 18th year Deceased spent
several months in California recently, and
made many friends in Sacramento.
The steamers on the river have been
working with rush lately to remove the
grain from the banks of the upper Sacra-
mento before wet weather commences. and
it is believed that the banks Will be cleared
by the end of this month.
The case of the Chinawoinan brought back
from Portland by officer Sullivan on a
charge OF grand larceny, alleged to have
been committed in this city has been set
for examination in Justice Tubs Court
next Tuesday at 80 P II.
The divorce case of George Z. brennan
VS.. Laura +. brennan, which had occupied
the attention of Department Two of the
Superior Court for portion of two days
was yesterday continued for further hear
ing until next Wednesday, at 100 P. NJ.
Members OF the Sixth-street NJ. L. Church
and congregation assembled at the church
in large number last evening TO give Rev
Mr.. Ollie, the new pastor, and his family
social reception. The evening was made
to pass very pleasantly for all concerned.
A subscriber desires to know whether the
railroad company will issue round-trip ex-
cursion tickets TO the Worlds Fair to be
held at New Orleans in December The
officers of the company in this city have
not received any positive information on
the subject as yet
Rev H. J. Becker recently pastor of the
United Brethren Church u this city, has
been appointed soliciting agent for the San
Joaquin Valley College, located at Wood
bridge California. Rev Francis Fisher, Of
Greensburg, Pa, has taken charge of the
pulpit made vacant by Mr. Becker's new
appointment
7. ID. SERVER received dispatch yester-
day, announcing that the two saddle horses
appropriated by two men who hired them
from his stable about week ago had been
recovered at Bartlett Springs, and the Off
GERS of Lake county had arrested the
thieves. In order to disguise the animals
the thieves had trimmed off their tails.
Samuel Ruggles, who was arrested re-
Gently on suspicion of having been con-
cerned in a burglary at Gridley, but was
taken before Judge Mcfarland Thursday on
habeas corpus and ordered discharged from
custody, was rearrested by officer Kent and
detective Brissell last evening on the same
charge, and taken by the latter to Gridley
a number of Sacramentans went down
TO San Francisco yesterday to be present at
the match trotting race which takes place
over the Bay District course this afternoon
between the horses Adair and GUY Wilkes
and larger number will go down this
morning. Ii promises TO be the most in
teresting race of the season on the Pacific
coast.
Judge W. s. Mcsick is making arrange
ments for the filling in of a large quantity
of earth upon his property between II and
|, Third and Fourth streets, rs soon as the
pipe to be laid between China slough and
the river has drawn off the water of the
slough TO any considerable extent 1t may,
however, be a couple OF weeks before the
pipe is connected.
The Government snag-boat Seller came
down to the city from Fifteen mile bar
Thursday night for supplies, and yesterday
morning went to the bar below Fremont.
where she will commence work Her
work at Fiftcen-nie bar increased the
depth of the channel to five feet, and it is
now proposed to increase the depth OF the
channel on the bar below Fremont from its
present figure Of four feet to five feet.
The Yolo Nal SAYS Yesterday ii.
3. Wood sold to T. J. Iagenom one Of the
finest and handsomcSt colts we have ever
seen. The little fellow is only six months
old, but larger tllan many yearlings. He
was sired by George W. Woodlands i'm
por.ed Clydesdale stallion, out of the Bruce
mare. owned by Mr.. Wood. He is a very
intelligent and well-ouilt animal, and will
make a large and splendid horse. The
price paid was 800.
Captain John Mullan, agent for Califor-
MIA ut Washington. has secured for the
State Si95 -, expense incurred by her in
assisting to suppress the Modoc war. He
also obtained for the State and has turned
over 70 the Governor S31 ,5S3 s. being -
per cent rebate Of the war tax levied
against California in Aiarch, 1861. He pro-
poses now 70 examine all Claims under
which the Indian war bonds of 1897 were
issued, and will make an eiort to secure q
good SUN on their account.
A Parlor Of the Native Sons will be in
stituted at Iiik Grove this evening by Dis
trict Deputy Grand President Frank ID.
RYAN. The new Pailor will be known as
Elk Grove PaFior, No. H. The following
have been chosen rs officers: Past prcs-
dent, James Graham; President, Charles
If. Powers; FIRST Nice-President, Eben
Owen Second President, VIII b.
Utter Third icePresident, Ninon Coons;
Recording Secretary Frank Graham FL
nancial Secretary, Frank Walton; Treas
ufer, /. L. Freeman, Jr.; Marshal Frank
Coons Surgeon, Dr. c. II. Powers; Trus-
tres--George Anderson, Cornelius Bandy
and Albert Bond