Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-31
BRIEF NOTES.

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The close season for salmon commences
| tomorrow and lasts month.
The police propose making raid after
tramps camped in the neighborhod of Y
street about o'clock this morning.
Between and o'clock yesterday morn
ing barn at Florin was destroyed by fire,
together with about fifty tons of hay.
The trotting stallion Tilton Almont and
two colts, two and three years old, arrived
here from Chico for the State Fair yester-
day morning.
Geo. w. Lorenz, of this city. went over
to Woodland Saturday evening, and acted
as instituting officer in forming a section
of the Endowment Rank, Knights of
Pythias.
The Governor has committed the SEN
tence of Charles Bradley, convicted in San
five years at San Quentin, to term of
three years.
AT a skating carnival held at Pacific
Grove last Wednesday, Miss Evelyn Kid
der OF Sacramento, won the prize for being
the best lady skater, over large number
of contestants.
A team of twelve members of the Marion
Cricket Club, of San Francisco, passed
through yesterday, en- route to Grass
Valley, to play series of games with
Nevada county cricketers.
Sheriff Purvis passed through the city
Saturday, conveying from Modesto to the
State Prison at Folsom Leno Paras, who is
to serve ten years for rape; and Juan Ga
Undo, who is under sentence of four years
for grand larceny.
What with hop-picking and grape-pick-
ing the Sacramento market for supplying
Chinese help must be nearly exhausted
One gang OF twenty Cinnamon was for
warded yesterday to Merritt's station, near
Woodland, for vineyard work.
The Police Commissioners will meet at 7
o'clock this evening in the Police Court
room to designate special officers for State
Fair time, and they desire those who are
aspirants for appointment to be present
with their recommendations, etc, on the
occasion.
Nelson Seymour, of Chicago, is in the
city, having come to consult with Br.
Latham relative to land which he desires
to procure for quite a colony. He has been
IN Washington, Oregon and Southern Cali
fornia, and now decides to settle in this
portion of the State.
Officers Rider and Kent recovered last
Saturday a buggy-robe and some silver
ware, which J. H. Demorest, whom they
arrested on Thursday for larceny COM
mitted at Dr.. SOuthworth's Office, had
stolen before committing the theft for
which be was arrested.
Horsemen and others interested in the
fairs held last week at Placerville, Chico
and Petaluma returned to Sacramento Sat
urday and yesterday but many will leave
to-day to attend the fair in Nevada county.
Todhunter'S horses and others went over
Saturday, and fourteen of those that have
been at Chico went over yesterday.
Fish Commissioner Dibble referring to
a report going the rounds of the press to the
effect that employees of the State Fish Com
mission are selling spawn for fish bait at
the hatchery, says that it is altogether an
error. They have not yet caught any sal
mon at the hatchery, and in fact there are
none there 10 catch; consequently no
spawn have been disposed Of
The Folsom Telegraph says: It NAV be
interesting to those who are iaboring under
the impression that Folsom is an unhealthy
place, where the demon of fever and ague
stalks about seeking whom it may devour,
to know that there has not been during
this season single case of fever and ague
or any other malarial complaint, in this
vicinity.
Geo. H. L. Francis swore out a complaint
yesterday upon which boy named Thomas
Richardson was arrested by officers Kent
and Farrell, for an assault with a deadly
weapon. 1t is charged that he cut q son of
the complainant, y years old, on the arm
and chest with a knife, during n disagree
ment taking place between some youths on
q street, between Third and Fourth yester-
day forenoon.
The fruit-growers of lower Sacramento
held meeting at Walnut Grove last Fri
day and organized FruitGrowers' Asso-
citation, with Sol. Runyon as President,
VIM. Holttum Secretary, and /. d. Green
Treasurer. An Executive Committee of
seven was appointed, who will draw up
suitable rules and regulations to govern the
association, to be submitted at meeting
to be held in September.
On a dispatch from Sheriff Bemis. of
Woodland. w. B. Treadwell was arrested
here Saturday, and yesterday the Sheriff
came to the city and took him to Wood
land. Some time ago he was convicted in
the Superior Court of Yolo county of en-
bezzlement and gave bonds pending appeal.
Recently the Supreme Court disbarred him
from practicing as all attorney. and, be-
cause of that action, some of his bondsmen
have Withdrawn from his bond He has
been summoned to appear and give new
bond.
Sergeant Barwick reports that the
highest temperature Saturday and
yesterday along the Pacific slope. according
to the Signal Service records, was For
Tatoosh Island, $40 and go; Spokane Falls.
$50 and SO; Dayton, go and 90; Fort Can
by, go and; Portland, $40 and 76o: Rose
burg, 81 and 7So; Cape Mendocino. SO and
62o; Red Bluff, 800 and 90; Sacramento.
so and 90; San Francisco, 60 and Go
Keller, = and 800; San Luis Obispo, CSC
and $780, Los Angeles, 7So and $40 San
Diego, 720 and 740
Dolph Dassonville, James Parrot and
Charles Flohr had race in skiffs yester-
day morning from the Sacramento and
GOlo bridge to the second Bannon slough.
the loser to pay for keg OF beer Flohr
lost, and DaSsonville was declared the
winner, but Parrot disputes the decision.
lie understood the agreement to row to
the slough to mean to the mouth of the
slough. which he reached first, while Das-
sonville, who rowed up on the Yolo side of
the stream, beat him to q point abreast of
the mouth of the slough.
The Oroville Hernuy says Major NJ.
Biggs. has been appointed by the Grant
Monument Association to arrange for the
collection of 81 subscriptions in this county.
He has appointed E. w Fogg as local col
lector, and those who wish to contribute to
.Hi' "ot'h5 PA Pose Inlay no 50 ny uepOslt-
ing their contributions with Mr. Fogg at
the bank. A monument to Grant, in the
Capitol grounds at Sacramento, would be
an object of pride to the people of Calilor-
mia, and an appropriate and lasting express
sion of their appreciation of his services.
SMYRNA. n. Y, March 20, 1SS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it Is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. w. A.
Stephenson, 500 J street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
MARRIED.
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