Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
BRIEF NOTES.

yesterday, anu PAID INTO the treasury COO,
79S 20.
The funeral of the late John R. Brown will
take place from Masonic Hall, at P. N. to-
morrow.
San Francisco county will settle with the
State to-day, and pay into the treasury over
$3.50 900.
Woodland is anxious to have theater, but
there is strife SIS to where it shall be located
in the town.
The Governor yesterday issued patent No.
362 for forty-one acres of University land to
VIM. Hamilton.
The Trustees of Red Bluff have followed
Sacramento's example and passed an crdi-
nance licensing gaming.
Information is wanted concerning the
whereabouts of J. J. Gardner, by his wife
and son, Salt Lake City, P. o. box 207.
A J. Gill, who abducted young girl from
| Pleasant Grove week ago, is in all at Au-
burn, awaiting trial on charge of rape.
The United States spsgboat Seller, having
been thoroughly repaired on the marine ways
| in Washington, is about ready to be launched.
From the number of wood teams and hay
wagons that csme into the city yesterday, one
would judge that the roads were in fair con-
dition.
b., u. -.
A., will deliver free lecture in the Y. M.
g. A. Rooms, next Monday evening. Sub
ject, 60 irth SIS Medicine"
o street, above Twelfth, is in such muddy
condition that yesterday the City Railway
Company could not get an empty car to
Twentieth street without using two horses.
The first annual reunion and banquet of
the Veteran Odd Fellows Association of Sac.
r4mento will be held this evening at o'clock,
in the cid library room, Odd Fellows Tenn
pie.
Hall, Luhrs & Co. have Issued invitations
to their friends to be present at the opening
of their new store Nos. 914, GIG and 9lS
Second street, between the hours of l and 3
P. n, to-day.
The police have received letter from an
officer in Los Angeles, inquiring whether
any silverware, especially forks and spoons,
marked E. f. Perkins, had been stolen from
Sacramento or the vicinity.
1t is estimated that the number of fruit
trees shipped from Sacramento nurseries this
year is three times larger than during any
season heretofore. The Embarrassing crszs
has extended in every direction.
A meeting OF the members of the Ancient
and Accepted Order Of Scottish Rite. under
the jurisdiction of the S &. of the U. S. of
A, will be held at Red Mems Hall this even.
ing at P. NJ, when officers will be elected.
The cases of Meyer vs. Brown ct al,
being the suits for payment of city bonds,
will come up on the 10Th instant in the
Z nited States Circuit Court, and on the 9TH
of March in the California Supreme Court.
Father McGinty, of Woodland, has gone
to San Francisco to engage architect to
prepare plans and specifications for convent
to be erected in Woodland. The part to be
built at present will cost SO, 600 or 9l4, 900.
Judge J. W. Armstrong left for Msyfeld,
Santa Clara county, yesterday morning, to
visit hia sister, who is very i'll. He expects
to return Monday noon, and will hear the
isw calendar of Department One at 1:30 P. NJ.
of that day.
A correspondent sends the following
Weather Projectors should consider the say.
ing of DIR. Buys-Ballst of Holland He
who predicts the weather will have no peace
of mind any more, but ruhs great risk of be.
coming crazy from nervousness
Lieutenant H. w. Rivett, of Company g,
and Lieutenant f. ?. Lowell, of Company
B, will shoot military riffs match at the
Twelfth-street range tomorrow st II a. NJ.
Rivett is to give his opponent 10 points in
100 shots. They shoot for $50 side.
Therere was an alarm of fire early yester-
day morning, caused by the discovery that
some one had set fire to a small frame house
in the alley between | and j, and Fifth and
Sixth streets, formerly occupied by Robert
Fisher, but vacant latterly. Cinnamon ex-
tinguished the blaze before the department
arrived.
A paper is being circulated among business
men of Sacramento with the purpose of OBJ
tanning subscriptions to fund for the cree
ton of S25, 600 theater or music hall. The
large business done by the Sacramento Tivoli
lately has indicated the Willingness of the
public to patroDize such place of smuse-
ment, and it is thought that a larger hall,
better adapted to the purpose, would be a
success.
The Sons of Temperance held an open
meeting last night at Fremsn's Hall. The
audience was not large, as the city had nu-
mercus attractions for those who desire
aunusement The programme was as follows:
Speech by A. j. Gregg song by Mr.. jeff rd
and son speech by DR.. Shields; Ute
Drunkard's Soliloquy." song. in character, by
Joe Russell music by Mics Roxie Love
speech by Henry S. Turner.
List Sunday, citizen who was out hunt
ing became stuck in the mud, end, while
scrsmbling out, his gun got quantity of mud
in its muzzle. When he fred if, a short time
afterwards, portion of the barrels was blown
off. 1t may not be amiss to men ion to hunt
ers who have habit Of resting the mnzzles
of their guns on tule, that the shooting
irons frequently burst in consequence Of
their being choked by pieces of that cub
stance.
About o'clock last evening one of De
Bernardo & Co.. delivery horses was aeized
with chill, or affection of that character, on
K street, above Fifth, and soon after being
taken out of the wagon fell down. A crowd
collected, and chunks of advice were hurled
at the driver at the rate Of seventeen to the
minute. He acted upon two-to administer
a bottle of brandy and warm blaLkeS and
the horse soon recovered sufficiently to go to
the stable.
Charley Flohr, of the Pacific Sports mems
Club, feels like ccntesting for the champion
ship, in the matter Of duck-shooting, with
Captain Goodall, who killed 1913 one day last
week, near Teal Station. Charley went out
on the overflow last Sunday, taking an early
start, so as to be on hand for the morning
fight and remained for the evening shooting,
during which time he killed, by actual count,
one small teal and friend stole that from
him before he got back home.
Yesterday the steamer Daisy and barge
Diamond passed up the river from San Fran
cisco to get cargo of wheat. The Daisy, it
will be remembered, is the steamer Mr.. Gard.
well purchased to run on the American river
10 DtliiE MS HOuu % ID1Tket, Inc sREu OARS
got in her way and that of her barge to ouch
an extent, however, to say nothing of tie
Twelfth.street bridge, that navigation of the
stream was abandoned and she was hauled
off the Folsom route and put in another trade.
Articles of incorporation have been fled
with the Secretary CT State of the Oflsnd
Church Society. Principal place of business,
Orland Coluss county. Directors-S. Nj
Stewart, Samuel Cleck, I. b. Birch, John
Turner, John A. Birch. No capital stock.
Also, of the Tulare Real Estate Association,
to buy and sell real estate in Tulare and other
counties. Directors-Chsrles A. Beesley,
Daniel Mclaughlin, Charles Inns, James A.
Ewing. G. d. McLsughln. Capital stocb,
$50 geo, divided into 500 shares.
S. II. Gerrish reports that there was a very
heavy white frost en- everything out of doors
yesterday morning, giving the city the APP
pearsnce of an Eastern town on a cold winter
morning. The thermometer at $50 o'clock
| fell to 26'-6' below freezipg-and in some
places as low as 24' being reported. Ice one
quarter of an inch thick formed. The night
being calm and clear, jack frost could work
we'll, the Thermometer at 9 o'clock Thurs
day night being as low as 33'. This is the
coolest night siJ &c the 9th of last Novem-
Der, when it was down to PSF below freez.
ing point of water. On the sth of January,
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