Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07
BRIEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made by the police
| yesterday.
The County Board of Education meets
| this morning.
Sacramento county farmers have COM
| menced blowing.
| Bert Kidder won the race at the skating
| rink last evening, Fox second, Crozier third.
The City Board of Health and City
Trustees have joint meeting this evening
Woodland has caught the trap-shooting
fever, and another gun club is to be organ
lied there tonight.
Archbishop Riordan will administer the
| rite of confirmation to about 200 aspirants
in st. Rose Church at P NJ tomorrow.
The Sacramento river has risen to s feet
8 inches, and looks like itself again, the
water having taken on beautiful golden
color.
The State, on Thursday, purchased from
W. Z. Gerber, for the benefit of the School
Fund, SOL, 900 worth OF Tehama county
per cent. bonds.
The Board of Supervisors will meet at
10 A. NJ. to-day to take action upon the
proposition to purchase from j. B. Haggin
the Twelfth-Street bridge.
The Chinaman who was stabbed a few
days since at the Chinese slaughter house
below the city, is improving and there is
probability Of his recovery.
The Frauen Verein will give an enter
tainment in the basement of the German
Lutheran Church. Twelfth and streets,
Friday evening, November 18th.
NJ. H. Meagher, at Eighteenth and E
streets, has a ten-year-old apple tree in his
gasden which was loaded down with fruit
this season, and is now again in blossom
The river having risen considerably, the
steamer Governor Dana in service for two
months and half assisting the Bay boats
to cross the bar and come up to the city,
has been put out of compassion.
At the race track on the Grant on Thurs
day a jockey about 10 years of age was
thrown from horse he was exercising,
and pretty severely but not dangerously,
hurt in the groin. A physician was sum
moned from the city to attend him.
Yesterday afternoon thief slipped into
the office of the Sacramento Glass and
! Crockery Company's store, J street, near
Seventh, and stole check for 1914 ~,
which had just been drawn on the bank of
ID. Q. Mills & Co. Payment has been
stopped.
j. j. Cozart left for Oregon yesterday with
his black stallion, Blacksmith, which took
part in the races in this State and Nevada
during the season just closed, and also q
two-yearold Electioneer colt, recently pur-
chased. They go to Portland by steamer
| from San Francisco.
Matt. NJ. Allen, who has charge of r. P.
Ashe stable of thoroughbreds, states that
he will issue a challenge for race, mile
and quarter between Mr.. Ashes Alta
and 4. J. Baldwin's Volante, for So COO a
side, the contest to take place during the
Blood Horse meeting.
The remains of Mrs. C. N. Hayes, a
member of the Salvation Army, who for
merry resided-in Sacramento, but has been
living in Oakland lately, were Yesterday
brought up from that city, where she died
on Thursday. The funeral took place from
the depot under the auspices of the army.
There appears to be an exodus of China
men from this section to China A large
number have gone below to get ready dur
ing the past two or three days, and it is
said that many more will pass through to-
morrow from Marysyille and other places
north, all en- route TO take the next steamer.
On last Sunday, al Company G's 200 yard
range, the following scores were made