Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
BRIEF NOTES.

brethren this afternoon.
The Sacramento river was down to s fee
l inch yesterday. 1t will scarcely fall be
low the S-foot mark this season.
Robert Allen, lessee Of Agricultural Park
proposes to have a full racing meeting a
the Park some time in November
A large number of Sacramentans went
over to Stockton yesterday to attend the
fair now being held at that place
The steamer Dover arrived from the
Upper Sacramento yesterday with grain
and returned to the upper river light.
The case of George Rae, alias "Rebel
George" for grand larceny, will come III
for trial in the Superior Court to-day.
The Directors of the State Agricultural
Society will 90 over TO Stockton tomorrow
and remain there over Friday, at the fair
G. NJ, Halsey, who guessed" the weight
of the stove offered as a prize by l.. l.
Lewis e Co. during the fair, resides al
Dutch Flat
Sheriff Deaner, of Suffer county, passed
through the city yesterday, conveying &c
the asylum at Stockton an insane woman
named Priscilla Miller.
The Republicans had an enthusiastic
meeting at Woodland Monday night, which
was addressed by Hon. Joseph Mckenna
and Hon L. B. Miner
The uniformed rank of the Knights OF
PythiaS, No. Z, announce that they will
give their anniversary ball and drill on
Monday evening, October 9th.
The libel case of Horace Stevens vs.. V. s.
{; c. X. McClatchy, of the Bee, was called
in Justice Tubbs' Court yesterday, and con-
tinued until Thursday, October ID.
There was a very large attendance yes
terday upon the funeral of Fred A. May,
who was killed by railroad accident near
Bishops, New, last Saturday evening.
The steamer Apache did not get up from
San Francisco until after 10 o'clock ycster-
day morning. having been delayed by tow
ing barge of coal portion of the way
Though the owners of goods have been
removing them from the Pavilion during
the past three days with all possible haste,
there is a pretty good exhibition there yet.
Rev. II. J. Becker will at the Nnth-strect
Baptist Church, this evening, commencing
at $ o'clock. make reply to Colonel Ingcr-
soils lecture on Orthodoxy Admission
free.
A fine mare, the property of r. L. Carey
& Sons, was stolen from East Park Sunday
night 4 liberal reward will be paid for
the recovery of the animal and conviction
Of the thief
DR.. James Caples, who resides near Elk
Grove, is having built by b. f. Bell, Of this
city, two story frame residence, IS by Il
feet in size ana including all modern i'm
provemcntS. 1t viii cost about 5000.
Cards from the following named candi-
la+
morning: X. NJ. Clarken, District Attor-
ney; f. G. Blessing, Assenblyman; II. /.
Buckley, District Attorney; }. Henry Mil
Ter, County Auditor; NJ. r. Beard, County
Clerk.
Charles B. TurrilI is busily engaged at
the Pavilion packing for TRANSFORMATION to
San Francisco the exhibits that are to be
sent to the Worlds Fair at New Orleans
from the State Fair They will have to be
repacked at the Bay before going to their
final destination.
The cases of All Van. Fong Soon, Louis
Soon and Fong ChunL. accused of riot in
connection with the Chinese disturbances
about a year ago. were Yesterday called in
the Superior Court. and il was ordered that
the setting of them for trial be POSTPONED
until November
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6av Tuan n Carrasco ame0rod before the
Suncrior Court, showed that he was a rela.
five of deceased and obtained Judgment
of Court in his favor for the estate.
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