Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-12
BRIEF NOTES.

r. W. Pendegast has accepted an invits
ton to deliver the Fourth of July CRATIC
at Woodland.
The California horse, Jim Renwick, wo
the five furlongs race at Sheepshead Ba
easily, on Tuesday, in 102.
Deputy Sheriff Newbert will take H. h
Mansfield to the Folsom Prison this morn
ing, to serve his three-year term for big
amy.
The Sacramento river had receded to
feet 10 inches yesterday, and with each sue
cessive day appears to be falling NOR
rapidly.
The new Pullman car, Cocopah, wa
| turned out from the railroad shops yester
day, and went down to Oakland to ente
into service.
Tuesday night William Bandeen wa
attacked by two men near Thirty-tirst anC
NJ streets, knocked down and robbed o
| 500 in gold and some small change.
A plank in the incline leading from tn,
Bee office sidewalk to the crossing of ThirC
street has disappeared, leaving hole il
which pedestrians may come TO grief.
Some maliciously- disposed individual
disfigured the plate glass in the windows
of several J street stores by scratching them
with some glass-cutting instrument Tues
day night.
The celebrated racing horse Jim Douglas
the property of George Howson, is quite
sick from touch of the pinkeye, and the
chances for his recovery are thought to be
quite doubtful.
The buggy robe found in the possession
of Chinaman early Tuesday morning by
officer Ash has been identified by John A.
Meyer, of the Tivoli, as having been stolen
from his premises.
Deputy Sheriff Farrell, of San Francisco,
brought to the city last evening, en- route to
the State Prison at Folsom, Thomas Nc
Kenna, who is to serve term of twenty
five years for robbery.
The Pomethean Literary Society of Car
roll School District, Siwash, will give a
literary entertainment on Saturday even
ing, June DIST. 1t will be the closing en-
tertainment of the season.
Parties who came down from Redding
yesterday reported that rain was falling
heavily in the upper country yesterday
morning doing much damage to grain and
running the hay already cut,
Yesterday, in Department Two of the
Superior Court Jose LUZ da Silveira,
native of the Azores Islands, was admitted
TO citizenship on the testimony of Albert
Colbaker and Edward Brown.
Papa, what is the difference between
the State Fair races and the Stockton Con
yention?' Give it up, my boy" 'Why,
at the races the field is generally the
favorite. 1t was otherwise at Stockton
A friend writes from the other side of
g the hill:' Fishing is good in Lake Ia
hoe, weather delightful, and roads in
splendid order Mills around the lake are
running on full time, and hotels are all
open"
During the seventeen months Sheriff
Watkins, of Yolo county, has been in Office
1856 persons have been incarcerated in the
County Jail, or an average Of more than
twenty-three each month, on criminal
charges.
The funeral of the late H Morris will
take place at P NJ. to-day from his late
Fourth street, between NJ and n,
under the auspices of the Imp. o. r. NJ,
and Knights of PythiaS, of which orders he
was member.
More new buildings are being erected in
this city now than was ever known before
at this season of the year. Brick yards are
unable to supply the demand for brick,
while all the lumber wards are doing
thriving business.
Two carloads of Raymond-Whitcomb
excursionists came up from San Francisco
last night, on their way East, but stopped
over at Auburn, intending to make the trip
over the hill by freight train to-day, 50 as
to enjoy the scenery.
William Price, the Ascending embezzler
of Madison, Yolo county, is believed to
have started for Mexico. rs a person answer
ing his description was recently seen in
Deming. \ reward Of 5000 has been
offered for his arrest.
Work upon the long tunnel on the line
Of the California and Oregon Railroad,
above Redding, having been nearly COM
pletcd, many Of the men who have been
there were discharged, and a
squad of them came down to the city yes
erday.
The steamer c. NJ Small passed down
stream yesterday, en- route for San Fran
,iSco from Marysville, with grain; the
steamer San Joaquin No. arrived from
San Francisco with merchandise; the
steamer Dover sailed for the upper Sacra-
mento with merchandise.
An election for three Trustees of Re
elimination District No los has been ordered
by the Board Of Supervisors Of Yolo county
IN application of a. II. Rose. the election
% be held at Grimes Landing, Colusa
county, July 22d. Charles F. Reed has
been appointed Inspector and Frederick
Monsen and r. Cosner, Judges.
Deputy Sheriff OIn took Mock Soon to
he State Prison at Folsom yesterday morn
ny, to serve him term of imprisonment
ior life for murder Having hope that the
Supreme Court would grant him new
rial, he requested the prison authorities
not to cut his hair too short, as he might |
want to wear a cue again soon.
Samuel Gamble, the well-known horse |
nan, was in town yesterday. and, after see
ng the improvements in progress at the |
ace track, declared that he would bring |
MS stable here in a few weeks, believing |
hat the Sacramento climate was the best |
n the State for horses in training, and the |
only thing that had kept trainers from
coming here was the poor condition in |
a. b;nb tho trocl- hos rapnptI1- bnn,