Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-18
LOCAL DASHEa.

Fannie Cristman was yesterday, in the
Superior Court. granted decree Of divorce
from Frederick Cristman.
TIE General Committee of Arrangements
for the charity entertainment will meet this
evening at 7:30 at the office Of w. P. Cole
man.
The City Board Of Equalization completed
its session Of ten days yesterday. During
that time it made few changes, aggregatirg
reduction of only about 81, 600.
Owners of buggy horses, who have kept
them up during the winter, are much pleased
with the Brighton road, out j street, for
exercising purposes. They say it is in better
condition than it has teen for years.
The fast running msre Trade Dollar,
recently purchased by Ayres & Delaney, in
Oregon, arrived from the web-foot State at
Agricultural Park yesterday morning. Al
though she wss on the steamer four days, she
reached Sacramento in good condition.
Judge Armst, ong, Of the Superior Court,
made an order yesterday in the case of Clark
vs.. Webb. that the Sheriff Of San Francisco
be cited to appear uext Monday, a. 10 a. NJ.
to how cause why he should not be puni, I'D
for contempt in refusing to return a certain
execution and pay over money levied thereon.
The difference in meaning as between
itely settled by a defendant in the Polica
Court He defined full" by stating that
it referred to ths condition of man who had
got Just enough and could carry il home"
TO be drunk " was when a man got full and
ran over.
Yesterday afternoon Z. N. Skaggs and H.
c.. Kendall had disagreement at Second
and X streets, dufing which Kendall pushed
CT struck his opponent so that he fell, and,
striking his head upon the co6b'es, received
quite a cut. Deputy Constable Dole arrested
both parties, Skaggs for disturbing the peace
and Kendall for battery.
Officers Frazee and Dillman arrested, about
3 oclock yesterday morning, two youag men,
named Henry NJ. Reeves, hlias Frank or
Dick Wilson, and Frank Smith, on a charge
# burglary IN entering, one night last week,
a Chiraman'5 house and stealing Sll 90, an
opium pipe and lamp. They are said to be
bad characters. Reeves served three years
for burglarizng Parsons, Kilgore & Co.'s
store.
Yesterday afternoon as J. L. Chadderdon
was driving down K street and about to-tu7n
into Second, bis horse SHE'D and the wagon
struck a post on the corner. The shock
threw Mr. Chsdderdon from the seat to the
shaft, and another lurch of the vehicle caused
him TO fall TO the ground. He held to the
hoes and wss dragged forty or nifty feet, I'M
til some of the fremen from No. rs house
stopped the horse. Mr.. Chadderdon escaped
with few light bruises.
D. d. G. c., D. Hickey on last Monday
evening installed the following officers of
Capital Council No. 81, l. o. c. F.: P. c.
c., ). Wild C. c., J. w. Clough V. c.,
Miss a. Hummel; Secretary, G. w. Baker,
Financier, J. V. G. Horner; Treasurer, NJ
Wetz=l; Marshal, G. Genstler; Prelate,
Mrs. NJ. Younger; Warden, Mrs. C. Wads-
worth Guard, w, Grenter; Secretary, j.
Hahn Trustees, J. D. Kent, w. +. Gleason
and A. Younger; Medical Examiner, Dr.
Laine.
A party of citizens who were taking look
at the Pons comet last evening appeared TO
be somewhat dissatisfied with it as an exhibi-
ton. One Of them declared that comet
visible SO early ia the evening should be dis
couraged BY all hsrliad men. as it gave no
excuse to be out little later than usual the
last comet was infGitely superior in that re.
spect Another averred that its little hszy
tail was as uncertain as that Of a bobtaied
dog in sn ecstasy of jly, when it was i'm
possible to say when the dog quit and the tsil
commenced.