Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18
BRIEF NOTES.

The funeral of the late Miss Ora Stephen
son viii take place at Franklin at 1890 A.
N. to-day.
Mrs. Dwyer was arrested yesterday by
officers Kent and Rider for noisy conduct
at Fourth and NJ streets.
There is little temporary squirt at the
State Printing Office, caused by the receipt
OF the Bank Commissioners report.
Lawrence O'Laughlin, who died on san
day, was buried yesterday from st. Rose
Church, and his funeral was largely at
tended.
Some enterprising sneak thief seems TO
be doing good business in watches, quite
number of them having been stolen in
the last few days.
Special officers Martin and Bissell yes
terday arrested three boys for nipping
about twenty sacks. They will probably
have hearing to-day.
Governor Stoneman yesterday commits
stoned 2. t. Riley Notary Public 10 re-
side at Grass Valley, Nevada county. vice
y. L. Coombs, resigned.
DIR. NJ. Gardner has gone to Santa Cruz
on the strength of a telegram to the effect
that Sacramento patient of his has been
seen TO indulge in q glass of ice water. The
latter had been warned against the danger
OF sudden change OF habit.
An investigation of the basement of the
st. George building, at Fourth and streets,
has revealed a small lake of stagnant and
badly-smelling liquid, which is being filed
up with sand. There will probably be no
further nuisance to annoy the people of that
vicinity.
The Santa Cruz Sitrf says that on last
Thursday morning Miss Nellie McMorry,
OF Sacramento, accompanied by William
Liddell swan from Leiborandt's raft out
to the yacht Nellie, where they were in
vited on board and entertained in the most
hospitable manner.
Some days ago there was little squib
published in our local columns stating
that slight unpleasantness had occurred
between q couple of ladies who reside in
the vicinity of Fifth and q streets. The
parties to the alleged affair deny that there
was any trouble whatever.
On Sunday Z. C. Chapman and o. C.
Osborn, while driving along the river"
some miles below the city, were thrown
into the brook in consequence of their
horse shying and going over the bank.
They went full into the bed of the river
and came very near getting their feet wet.
A brute of the canine persuasion yester-
day attacked and nearly killed a beautiful
Maltese cat belonging to the family of w
W. Moreland. But as ordinary cats have
nine lives, it is safe to assume that blue
blooded Maltese has at least couple;
hence there is ground for hoping this one
may recover.
Len Harris, the railroad detective, is up
from Arizona. He came TO cool off, but
thinks now he will continue on to Keller.
In German keller means cooler"
but it is rarely cool enough at Keller to get
away with Sacramento. This is probably
owing to its having been located in hotter
place than Sacramento.
The man who sighed for 4" cot in some
vast wilderness, some boundless contiguity
OF shade'-or words to that effect-must
have happened along at Red Bluff or Max
well, or Keeler, during an August spell of
weather. If he had struck Sacramento he
would have sighed for pair of blankets
Now, this is what might be called sus-
tanning the reputation of our own town.
A pair of horses ran off from Third street
yesterday with a truck. There was a man
on the truck-an ice-man. as it were THAT
is, the man was not made of ice, but he was
nice man all the same). No cause can be
assigned for the runaway, other than the
fact that the driver remarked loud enough
for the team to hear, that it would - be
cold day when he got left, or possibly the
horses had just then caught sight of q
weather bulletin across the street.