Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-05
BRIEF NOTES.


| meet at 8 A. NJ. to-day.
Sheriff Wilson received fees last month
to the amount of $SS 20.
A very pleasant reunion was held at the
Central M. +. Church last evening.
There will be a Chanuka festival at the
synagogue at T:30 tomorrow evening.
The steamer Daisy has gone to Eddy's
Landing with steam pile-driver, to repair
break in the levee there.
Z. w. Clark, a nephew of John Rooney.
OF Brighton, has been appointed to place
IN the San Francisco Custom-house.
The Governor yesterday appointed and
commissioned L. Franconi Notary Public
for the city and county of San Francisco.
The case of Mrs. Ellen Putney. charged
with malicious mischief. has been dis
missed, owing to defect in the complaint.
The Sacramento river at II o'clock last
night marked % feet 81 inches, and had
been about stationery for twelve hours or
more.
At the Twelfth-street bridge there will be
turkey shooting tomorrow, commencing
at P. NJ, to which all shooters are in
vited.
thief entered John Norton's saloon. K
street, between Third and Fourth, Wednes-
day night, and robbed the till of a few dol
lars in change.
The name of f. r. Ollie, as one of the
delegates OF Sumner Post, G. A. R., 10 the
State Encampment, was misprinted Z. r.
Dill IN yesterdays paper.
Washington Lodge, No. 20, +. and A. M.
elected the following officers Thursday
evening: w. f. Gerber, w. NJ; S. w. Ger
IRISH. 5. W.; William Cochrane, J. w; w.
Z. reich, Treasurer l.. c. Jordan, Secre-
tary.
Ethan Lodge, No. 81, l. o. B. B.. re-
celved fraternal visit Thursday evening
from ID. 5. Hirshburg, Grand President of
the Order, and Louis Blank, Grand Secre-
tary. After the Lodge adjourned the Grand
Officers were banqueted at Fishers.
The Young Alta Baseball Club has or
ganized with the following officers: NH.
Schrader, Captain; G. King. Treasurer: J.
Tolbots, Secretary F. Schrader, President;
E. Howe, Propertyman. The other mem
bers are: c. Jensen, S. Kerwin, J. Sweeney
and e. Kuhn. w. Campbell, manager
VIM. Gutenberger yesterday shipped to
Mexico two large concentrators to be used
in quartz mill. They are for the Candle
iaria mine, owned by Sacramento COM
pany, in the State of Durango. They go
by steamer to MaZatlan, and from there are
packed on mules 100 miles into the noun
tains.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
of the Spanish Gold Mining Company.
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-Chas. B. Shattuck, Thomas HI.
Henderson, John w. Stewart Frederick f.
Shearer, George C. Mcconnell. Capital
stock, 81, 100000, divided into 100000 shares
of the par value of $40 each.
There are 139 names on the Great Regis
ter that have been added since the last
printing OF the Register or supplement to it.
Under the law they cannot vote unless
their names are on the printed Register, and
consequently, unless supplement is print
ed between now and Monday, they will be
DISTINGUISHED at the ensuing school cleo
ton.
Mrs. Mitchell, who lives in the alley be-
tween and G, Ninth and Tenth streets.
denies the statement in yesterdays RECORD.
UNION that she was whipped by her hus-
band. She says that she was endeavoring
to prevent her husband from Furnishing her
child. The RECoRD-U UNIONS authority for
the first statement was three reputable eve
witnesses.
Last evening at o'clock, in fright. a
man sprang from a freight train on the
American river trestle, and was badly
hurt. Three men found him, carried him
mile, and then, finding a wheelba1row,
wheeled him to the City. getting to street
at l o'clock this morning. The man is
seriously injured, and was conveyed only
with great difficulty.
Professor J. C. Price, President of Zion
Wesleyan College, Salisbury, n. c., will ar
rive here to-day, and is announced to
preach at the Westminster Presbyterian
church tomorrow. forenoon, and at the
Sixth-street NJ. +. Church in the evening.
Professor Price is the most prominent col
ored orator and educator in the United
States. He has spoken in behalf of the
freedmen in Surgeons Tabernacle and in
Beechers church. Senator Stanford re-
Gently gave him $1,000 for the college he
represents. The press of San Francisco
speak of him as most forcible and elo-
quent orator.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday John Sullivan was on trial for
resisting an officer. Defendant was not
present. being out of the State, his attorney.
f. ID. Ryan, stating that he had gone away
on business, believing that there would not
be any prosecution of the case. Mr. Ryan
was willing, however, to go to trial without
his being present, as such a course could be
pursued under the circumstances and the
trial went on. The defendant at one time
owned a saloon at Elk Grove, which Con-
stable G. B. McKenney attached, as the re-
suit of a suit in Justice Kennards Court.
Subsequently Sullivan broke into the
place, drew a pistol upon the officer, and
declared that no one should take his prop
erty. The jury impaneled yesterday found
the defendant guilty as charged.
Sergeant Barwick says that if the tenn
perature yesterday noon had fallen as much
L. Il ii to L. Al.
tourist and health-seeker would grumble
and growl more than ranchman during
dry season. Yesterday noon the Signal
Service temperature was 90 at Cheyenne,
a fall of 80 in "a hours Denver $40, fall
of $50 in "a hours North Platte 800, fall
of 33o in "A hours Omaha 26o, Il fall of 200
in "a hours. At the same hour noon it
was $50 at Salt Lake, a fall of 20 in a
hours Sacramento SO, rise of 10 in "a
hours Red Bluff 500, fall of 40 in "a
hours San Francisco $50, fall of 30 in a
hours San Luis Obispo go. rise of 10 in
"a hours Los Angeles 76o, "a fall of 30 in "A
hours San Diego 100, a fall of 10. in "a
hours; quite n contrast. The weather at
noon yesterday at Eastern points compared
with the Pacific coast.
Mr.. WAUKENPHAsT, Five Miles an Hour
Easy has Just completed his long Journey
across the continent on foot from New
FORK to Gus Lavenson's. 500 J street, Sac
mento He claims that the illustration in
Mr.. Lavenson's advertisement, on this
page. is correct representation of himself
on a long walk. His advice is for all to
purchase Waukenphast shoes. They are
the best.
A SUBSTANTIAL boys suit Isles, 1 to 10
years., at 81 at s. S. Nathan e Co. north
east corner Third and X streets.
THE cheapest, clearest and best beer on
the market is the Fredericksburg export.
G. W. Chesley. sole agent.
BUGGY harness, good quality, IS and SIS,
on sale to-day. Red House.
THE biggest sale of the season to-day.
Red HOuse