Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-02
BRIEF NOTES.

shortly before O'Clock last evening.
The Board ofSupervisors will commence
their November session this morning.
The case of George Sharp, for embezzle.
ment, IS set for trial in Justice Henley
Court at 10 A. M to-day
The Shady Baseball Club beat the CAM.
tails in game at Recreation Park Yesterday
morning by score of 10 to 2.
The Costumes river mining cases are ser
Tor hearing before Judge Sawyer in the
| United States Ciruit Court at San Francisco
to-day.
j. a. Stevenson, who had his thigh tract
ured IN the railroad yard at Lathrop Friday
| night, was brought to the Railroad Hospi-
tai Saturday.
Eight carloads Of tea, the cargo brought
| from China by the steamer Gaelic few
days ago, were forwarded East by special
train yesterday.
The open season for deer closed yester-
day, and those who have WincheSters in
| the mountains will have to turn their at
tenuon to gray squirrels and jack rabbits.
The State bookbindery is now in opera
| ton, and doing all the work the State
| printing office furnishes, but just now that
| IS not great deal, and the force in the
| blndery is small.
! The Morning Star Baseball Club has Or
| gained with w. Schmeiser as Captain w.
! Green, President; G. Lynch, Vice-Presi-
| dent; II. Slater, Treasurer G. O. Kew.
Propertyman; w. Long, Secretary.
1t is complained that a house moved
| from some location in the city with the de-
! sign of placing it in another, has been
| standing on Ninth street, between NJ and
| y, at the corner of the alley, for ten days.
and Is looked upon as a nuisance
Constable /. S. Cherry. of Calistoge.
passed through the city Saturday having
/ IN charge Michael Donovan. whom he ar
rested at Nevada City on the previous even
! ing for stopping the Lakeport stage October
! 9th The prisoner denies the charge
Two little girls, picked up on the streets
! yesterday morning as estrays were taken
| to the Station-house. 1t subsequently
| Tanspired that one of them, , years and
months old, had wandered from her
nome at Twenty-fourth and X streets,
| carrying cat with her for company.
Saturday afternoon a young man was
| standing in the hail at the Clunie Opera
| House leaning upon his cane when tiend
in spirit of mischief, knocked the cane
| from his hand, causing him to fall in such
| a manner that the end of the handle of the
cane made pretty severe cut on his cheek
About $50 last evening a thief ran off
with tomato mans bucket, containing
hYe tomales, on X street, between Front
and Second. The loser of the property
blew policemans whistle, and some little
| excitement was created. The bucket was
recovered, but the females and the thief
are among the missing.
VIM. Clark has in his garden ut 1921 G
street lemon tree which appears to be de-
slro9s OF claiming the honors for perpetual
motion IN ruit-producing 1t has been in
blossom constantly since last spring. and
has lemons of all ages and sizes upon it,
from about the size Of a goose-egg and Just
turning yellow, to little fellows as big as a
pea, and blossoms.
Barwick says that the Signal Service
weather reports at o'clock last night in
dlcated foul weather sunset from Tatoosh
Island to Sacramento and San Francisco.
At the above hour last night there was
light rain falling at Spokane Falls. Fort
Candy, Roseburg, Red Bluff and San Fran
CISCO. The storm appears to be general
rom Iatoosh to Sacramento and San Fran
cisco
An immense tule fire prevailed in Yolo
county, southwest of the city, yesterday
afternoon and last evening famed by the
high wind that was blowing. and which
sent great quantity of cinders over the
city. Ii was especially noticeable last
night when fine spectacle was presented
by the glare of the fire framed in dense
volume of smoke and the heavy clouds pre-
saying rain.
A track repairer having been called I'M
expectedly yesterday morning to do some
work short distance from the depot. laid
his coat down upon some lumber while so
engaged. When the work was over the
coat had disappeared, some thief having
0+ q. Ir.+,,, IL.
that number of people were in the i'm
mediate vicinity constantly. Its owner
calculated, Made six bits and lost $l0!"
The walks through Capitol Park are be-
ing improved, and in consequence several
OF them are plowed up. Saturday night
an elderly lady started to walk from the
main to a sidewalk, when she fell over the
clOds, and was quite severely injured so
much so that she could not rise until she
received assistance. During these very
dark nights it would be well to hang out
few lanterns, and thus prevent such acct
dents.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State of the Califor-
mia Patron and Publishing Company. The
objects of the Incorporation is the publica-
ton of the California Patron and 1gric1dt-
tris and the conducting of general pub
fishing business. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors-William
Johnston, Daniel Flint, John F. Deming, J.
c. Steele and H. G. Keesling Capital
stock. $25, 900, divided into $500 shares.
r. D. Stephens took charge of the Sacra-
mento POstotfice on Saturday afternoon at
the close of business hours. This was done
so as to permit the outgoing Postmaster to
make the regular report in full for October,
and to have the lew Postmaster in office
the LIST instant and avoid RI 70 tror sfa ~,
Sunday, legal holiday. Everything was
harmonious in transferring the office No
changes were made in the force except in
the Deputyship, in which ". S. Leake sue
ceeded J. H. Lewis. The employees were
told to continue their duties as usual, and
no one would yesterday have observed that
any change had taken place.
Saturday morning Chas. T. Bauer. while
out collecting, left his horse and buggy in
charge of his little brother, scarcely years
of age, in the vicinity of Eighth and X
streets, while he went into place to collect
a bill. The horse became frightened during
his absence and ran away. At Sixth and
h streets Alvin Schubert attempted to stop
him, but slipped and fell just as he grasped
the bride, and was run over, but escaped
with bruises. The little boy in the buggy
had been taking things coolly for one so
young, and, Schubert's effort having caused
tne morse 10 reduce his speed, the BOY
turned him into the sidewalk and brought
him to a stop.
TULARE EXcURsIoN.-Next Friday there
will be an excursion to Tulare and Kern
counties, under the auspices of the Pacific
Coast Land Bureau, to view 10000 acres of
fine alfalfa, stock fruit and vine land,
which are to be sold in subdivisions by
Easton & Eldridge, auctioneers, on Tues
day, November 18th, at u NJ, at No. %
Montgomery street. San Francisco. The
excursion tickets will be good from Friday
the 9th, until Tuesday following. Fare for
round trip IS %.
ARREsTs.-The followings arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday; Al Silva.
| by officer Kent, for misdemeanor; Brock
Doran. by officer Franks, for being a COM
mon drunkard; Amy Price, by local officer
Cafferty, for exhibiting; Jake Hurley, by
officer Sullivan, for being drunk Mike
| Murphy, by officer Ash, for being drunk:
Harry Berns. by officer CofIey, for vagrancy;
Dan. Coleman, by the same officer, for be-
! ing drunk.
CoRoNER's INoUEsr.-Coroner Clark held