Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-05
BRIEF NOTES.

Sheriff Mcclellan. of Butte county, fool,
: day
The aggregate of real estate transfers in
) 1olo county during the month of October
| was $175,0O0.
a license of 50 per annum has been i'm
posed upon all dogs running at large in the
town OF Woodland.
Last Monday Hudson Grant, of Wood
iand, while out hunting, shot quail which
ilad three fully-developed plumes.
Detective Hickey brought down from
Shasta county yesterday, en- route to the
state Prison at Folsom Frank Stewart.
VINO Is to serve one year for grand larceny.
Conductor Knight. while chopping wood
at ms residence, at Oakland, Tuesday after
noon, was so unfortunate as TO cut his leg
with the AK, and will be laid up for few
days.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of j, g. Cashin, by officer Coffev. for
drawing deadly weapon, and Joe Martin.
by officers Kent and Farrell, for being
Complaint was made yesterday that the
only crossing OF | street, at the junction of
fourth, was III such a dilapidated condi-
TN as to be almost impossible on account
of the mud.
George A. Knight, Insurance Commits
sloner, collected 81 SOP 76 in fees for the
month of October. William H. Thornley,
Commissioner of immigration, collected
Tor the same time S64 40.
In Washington yesterday Justice Scullv
heard the case of Mrs. Mary Amelia, charged
with disturbing the peace of Belinda Rosa
by calling her improper names. The de-
fendant was adjudged guilty. Sentence
was withheld until next Wednesday.
The steamer San joaquin, No !, arrived
| from San Francisco Yesterday with ner-
| chandise, and the steamer >. e. Knight
Passei enough from AiarysyIlle to San
Francisco with grain. The Dover cleared
for the upper Sacramento with merchan-
disc.
In re.erring to Priors West End The
alter, through an oversight the item in yes
terday,s RECORD UNION failed to state that
| 1t was located in Woodland, and in conse-
quence the impression was conveyed to the
reader that 1t was a Sacramento institu-
ton.
J. G. Cashin, Superintendent Of the Sac.
ramento Electric Light Company, was
arrested yesterday by officer Coif6v on
warrant sworn out by 0. l. Cheyney, ac-
cuslng him of drawing a deadly weapon
upon him during a dispute they were
having.
The Chinaman who was stabbed by an
other Celestial Tuesday morning during
difficulty which occurred at a slaughter
house below the city, is still alive. and the
! CITY physician does not consider his injury
! necessarily fatal, though the knife passed |
through rib in the region of the liver.
| The State Librarian and all the attaches |
OF that office are busily engaged in making |
g new catalogue of all the books. 1t will !
occupy some two months time, during |
which no books can be drawn, except by |
State officials. The Library will remain |
open, as usual, to all who wish TO go there |
and read.
The storm of Tuesday night and yester-
| day morning aroused the wild geese. and |
vast numbers of them flew over the CITY in |
! search of good feeding grounds. While the |
! farmers are greatly pleased with the rain, |
sportsmen are also in good humor as the |
shooting may be expected to be excellent |
hereafter.
The store of c. Robin, J street, near Sew |
enth, was burgarized Tuesday night and |
robbed of an overcoat and the contents of |
the tIl-$l1 10. The thief or thieves |
gained entrance to the basement, and then |
cut hole through the store floor with an |
anger, which cut the boards across, when |
the pieces were forced out of the way.
Detective John Thacker brought down |
from Nevada City yesterday, en- route to !
Napa county, woman who is wanted as a |
witness in the case of Donovan. who was |
arrested for robbing the Lakeport stage re-
Gently. AT the time of the robbery a dress |
was taxed by the highwaymen, and this |
dress Donovan is said to have subsequently |
presented TO the witness referred to above. |
An individual has been visiting resi-
dences in the city and Washington during |
the past few days Offering for sale small |
pieces OF rock, guaranteed to keep coal oil |
lamps from exploding. He represented |
that the rock was obtained from England.
where it was found at great depth below |
the surface of the ground, but it singularlv |
resembles the limestone found near Pow |
e-ty Ridge.
The case of George Sharp, arrested fo- |
embezzling money belonging to John |
TOomey-he drove a hack for the latter |
during the State Fair and did not make a |
final settlement of receipts-was Yesterday |
In Justice Henley's Court dismissed. Mr.. |
Ioomey appearing and requesting a dis |
missal, as the matter had been settled be- |
tween him and Sharp, and the District |
Attorney cOnsenting.
The Fish Commissioners steam launch, |
which was built here last summer, has be-
come terror to illicit fishermen on the |
rivers and bays. The Antioch Ledqer of
last Saturday says: Officer Jones steamed |
into Antioch Friday forenoon with the |
Governor StOneman, with Chinese fishing |
junk in tow and a full fishing outfit |
This was all captured, together with
couple of Cinnamon, for violating the fish
law
Sergeant Barwick reports that the rain
fall during this storm up to o clock last
evening amounted in Sacramento to ~ of
Lon, inch ,,al- 81 81, e. IL.
season, as against 261 inches to an equal
date last year. There was no rain during
November of last season - not even a
| sprinkle-but December gave 1915 inches,
| making 1906 inches last season up to Jan
! uary /, 1885, after which it was the dryest
season ever known in this State.
The steamer Apache on her trip up yes
| terday had on board 20t tons of freight.
As the weather was SO stormy that the
! transferring of it to a lighter was difficult
and diSagreeable, she placed but about fifty
tons of il on the barge Yolo and then at
| tempted to cross the bar with the balance,
but got aground and was delayed about
two hours, finally getting atloat with the
| assistance of the Governor Dana The
steamer San Joaquin No. 4, having been
waiting below the bar, pushed along after
the Apache and the Dana moving toward
| the \ olo side to let the No. 4 by, was car
| Tleu by the vino upon q Dar, ana renamed
! there for a considerable time, but finally
got off and brought the Yolo up. This is
probably the last delay the steamers will
have in consequence of low water this fall,
as the river has already risen a trlfe in con-
sequence of the rain, and rise of several
feet may be expected.
RECITAL LAST EvENING.-The piano re-
cital last evening by Martin Hirschfeld,
assisted by Mrs. o. Wilhelm in vocal num-
bers, was attended by a highly representa-
tive audience and the programme was
listened to throughout with marked pleas
ure and warm approval. This was Mr.
Hirschfeld's first appearance in Sacramento.
He is young, but is graduate of the Royal
Academy of Music and Art, Berlin, and is
an effective master of the piano. He exc
cutes finely, and the range of expression
given, and its pure, modulating quality is
remarked throughout. OF the selections
played Variations brill. OPP. u" Chopin,
perhaps drew warmest applause while
Memberships ION Wings of Song"
strongly called for division of honors.