Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The steamer Neponset cleared for the
upper Sacramento YESTERDAY, with mer-
| chandise.
The steamer Dover has started out as an
addition to the grain-carTying teet OF The
upper Sacramento.
| One of the stores in front of the new the
alter was being opened up yesterday, TO form
the K-sueet entrance to the theater.
The Catholic Germans are invited to at
! tend a meeting at St. Rose Han, Seventh
street, at s o'clock Thursday evening.
The steamer Clara Belle, having re-
ceived needed repairs, has been launched
| from the marine ways on the Yolo side of
| the river.
License Collector Fogarty, of San Fran
cisco, paid into the State Treasury yester-
day the sum of 81 500 20, stock-certifcate
tax for the quarter ending June 50th.
The cases of the three Cinnamon arrested
in Washington Saturday evening for gam
ing were yesterday, in Justice Hiltons
Court, continued until 8 \. NJ. Thursday.
A statement of the assets and liabilities
of the California State Bank on the 1st
instant, showing the institution to be in a
furnishing condition, is published this
morning
These arrests were made yesterday
Robert Bullard by local officer jackson,
for an assault with a deadly weapon; j. H.
Mulligan, by Deputy Sheriff Lee, for dis
tuTbing the peace.
Complaint was made to the police yes
terday that boys in the neighborhood of
Tenth and streets, while amusing them
selves in sending up hot-air balloons, en-
dangered property.
There being no watchman in the State
Capitol grounds, some fast young men
take advantage of the fact and drive over
the grass terraces, walks and flower plats
in buggies at night.
The State Controller on Saturday drew
two warrants in favor of the Fish Com
missloners, amounting to $1,000, which
Will make one of the payments on their
steam launch, now nearing completion ON
the 1olo side of the river.
Sheriff Cunningham, of San Joaquin
county, accompanied by Chief of Police
Rodgers, of Stockton, passed through the
city yesterday, conveying to Stockton Jose
Garcia, who is to serve a term of ten years
for manslaughter in killing Florencia Hi
garia.
NJ. A. o'Reilly, a gentleman who had
made many friends during his residence in
lengthy illness. He was brother of NJ. J.
q Reilly, of the Controllers office. The
remains will be taken to San Francisco by
the $50 P NJ train to-day for interment.
The warm weather Yesterday, which was
about the first of the season, started people
into preparing for trips to the hills, springs
and watering places. The season had been
SO cool previously that many who usually
give themselves change of air for few
weeks each year had felt contented to re-
main at home
l.. Rosenberg was arrested yesterday
morning, by Constable Harvey, at the in
stance of License Collector Dolan, for ped
ding feather busters, sponges, etc, without
a license. He was taken before Justice
Post, where, after having the law explained
to him, he paid for months license and
the costs OF Court.
The galleries of Armory Hall were well
filled with ladies and gentlemen last even
ing, assembled to witness the annual in
spection and muster of the local companies
OF the First Artillery Regiment. Brigadier-
General Carey and staff were present. Col. |
Sheehan commanded the battalion, which
made creditable appearance.
A special engine left the city about P.
NJ. Sunday, conveying Dr. HughsOn to
Cisco to wait upon a little son of r. T.
Campbell, of that place, who was suffering
from peritenitis. The 50 miles, upgrade,
were made in two hours and fifty minutes,
but when the doctor arrived the patients
case was hopeless, and he expired short
time afterward.
A large number of Sacramento members
of the Improved Order of Red Men went up
to Auburn yesterday, accompanying
Colonel A. Andrews, Great Sachem II. S |
VIM, Great Chief of Records William NJ |
Belts, Past Grand Sachem; and Adam
Smith Past Grand Incohonee, who went to
pay visit to the Red Men of Auburn The
Hussar Band also went up.
The will of E. H. Filter, who died at
CORTLAND on the 10Th OF June, was filed in
San Francisco yesterday for probate. The
deceased left an estate worth 81, $50 to his
wife, who applies for letters testamentary,
and his two daughters. The deceased was
drowned in the Sacramento river while en-
deavoring to rescue his two sons, who were
swimming and had ventured beyond their
depth.
Sergeant Barwick reports that the high
est temperature yesterday, according to
the Signal Service reports was For Ia
toosh Island, $50; Olympia, 10; Spokane
Falls, go; Dayton, 990; Fort Candy, $50
Portland, $50; Roseburg, 500; Cape Mendo-
cino, 670; Red Bluff, 1909; Sacramento, go;
San Francisco, 76o; Keller, 1000; San Luis
Obispo, go Los Angeles, $50; and San
Diego, so.
Articles of incorporation nave been filed
in the Secretary of States office of the Peo-
pies Church Building Association, of Fort
Bidwell, Modoc county. Directors-H. O.
Japp, Robert f. McConnaughy, George w.
Kober and John Il. Also of the
Riverside Land Company. The purpose of
said corporation is to buy and operate 5000
acres of land in San Bernardino county.
Directors-A. S. White, George Crawford,
S. c. Evans, H. J. Rudisill and Martin
Hoover. Capital stock, 100000.
Leon. the 4-year old son of A. Mooser, of
the firm of S. Gerson IL Co, who resides on
Fourth street, between n and O. accident
ally set fire to his clothing while playing
in front of the residence yesterday morn
ing. His garments We're blazing when
Samuel Gale, who was passing, fastened
to his assistance, and quickly removed
them. 1t was none too soon, the child's
body being somewhat blistered as it was
Doubtless but for Mr. Gales being in the
immediate vicinity the little fellow would
have been fatally injured.
Between Robert Billiard and special Off
Ger Carter Jackson-both colored men
there has not been good feeling for a long
time Billiard is Jackson's son-in-law,
having married, it is said, under compul-
sion. Yesterday morning Billiard was
talking to another man on X street when
Jackson approached and used an insulting
remark relative to the latter. jackson
caught hold of him, but Billiard drew
knife and cut at Jackson, damaging his
clothing, Billiard then tried to get away
by jumping upon a street-car, but Jackson
collared him. Billiard produced his knife
again, but Jackson had a pistol, and with
it made his opponent surrender He then
took him to the station-house for an assault
with deadly weapon.
MARRIED.