Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-30
BRIEF NOTES.

The little steamer Margie has been hauled
out on the Yolo side of the river for re-
pairs.
The steam yacht Azalea has been sold by
Huntington. Hopkins q Co. to Il Stock
tonian, and will leave for that city to-day.
George E. Kuchler, Jr., was yesterday
appointed Deputy County Assessor, and
at once entered upon the duties of that
office.
The steamer Flora arrived from the
upper Sacramento Sunday night with
barge-load of grain, and returned yester-
day for another
G.. W. Gardner, whose house near Auburn
was burned recently, as reported in the
REcoRD-UNIoN, states that his property
was not insured.
A thief entered R. P Moore's room. at
the fremont House, Sunday night and
stole his silver watch and chain, gold
ring, and about s. in coin.
The g Private Secretary" theatrical COM
pany will arrive this morning, en- route to
San Francisco. The popular actor NJ. a
Kennedy is one of its members.
Lincoln White filed with the County Re-
corder yesterday his official bond as a
Notary Public, given in the sum of 5000
with Clinton l.. White and NJ Gardner as
sureties.
The Yolo boatmep are getting very much
in earnest in preparing for the boat races
on the Fourth, and the indications are that
the regatta will be a fine feature of the days
The Undine Boat Clubs house was
broken into last evening and lamp stolen
from one of the lockers. There were some
articles of clothing handy but the thief
did not trouble them.
Exhibitors are already preparing for the
State Fair A gentleman from one of the
lower counties was here yesterday to secure
stalls for the Aberdeen Angus cattle which
he proposes TO exhibit.
1t is reported that George O. Bates, owner
of the trading boat Clara Belle, has pur-
chased or chartered the opposing steamer,
the Neponset No. 2, and yesterday she
started out under the new ownership. The
Clara Belle will meanwhile receive an over
hauling.
Coroner Clark held an inquest yesterday
upon the body of the brakeman, James E.
Pugh, who died from the effect of injuries
received at ROcklin Friday night. The evil
dence showed that the death was the result
of an accident, and that no one was to
blame
Company G, First Artillery Regiment,
had an election last evening to fill the
vacancy caused by the expiration of Cap
tain C. L. Whites term of Office. Major G.
H. Hubbard presided. Corporal T. B.
Hall, of Company, was unanimously
elected.
Ethan Lodge, No. 81, l. O. B. B., have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term A. Mooser, President; Samuel
Gerson, Vice President; S. Dombrower, r.
s.; L. Solomon, f. S.; j. Ginsberg Monitor;
Benz. Cohen, Assistant Monitor A. Elllus,
/. G.; NJ. Wilson, o. G.
Mr. Haggin's mare Billow, the winner of
the California stake at the Blood Horse
meeting, who was taken sick at Ogden
while en- route to the East some weeks
since, returned yesterday morning by the
express train, looking very thin but re-
ported to be improving.
Yesterday, in Department One of the
Superior Court, W. H. Hawks, recently con-
victed of an assault with a deadly weapon
upon Judge Stephenson of Mormon Island
was sentenced to pay fine OF 500 or be
imprisoned at the rate Of 81 for each day.
He was given two months within which TO
raise the money.
L
down Sunday night. and messengers were
sent to Sacramento Immediately to have
the portion that broke duplicated Work
men at the Union Foundry completed the
job about midnight, and it is presumed
that the pump Was all right before s o'clock
yesterday morning
The Seventh street NJ. Z. Church was
well filled last evening on the occasion of
Rev. II. J. Beckers farewell lecture prior to
his departure on q tour Of the world. The
lecture, which was under the auspices of
the Women's Christian Temperance Union,
was an interesting temperance discourse,
eloquently delivered.
The highest temperature yesterday, ac-
cordlng to the Signal Service reports. was
for Tatoosh Island, 62o; Olympia. 10;
Spokane Falls so; Dayton, $50 Fort
Candy, go; Portland, S00 Roseburg. 74o;;
Red Bluff $50; Sacramento $50; San Fran
cisco, 60; Keller go; San Luis Obispo.
7So; Los Angeles, 800; San Diego, 10.
A very handsome bus, for the Golden
Eagle Hotel, arrived here on Sunday from
Miller's mandatory, in Quincy, Ill, and
went into service last evening. 1t has
room for fourteen passengers inside, and
an equal number on deck. The painting
is finely executed, the upholstering excel
lent, and the general appearance all thai
could be desired
AT the meeting of California Lodge, No.
/, $50, X. of. H., last evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
Dictator, f. W. Dunno; Vice-Dictator, j.
H. Darlington Assistant Dictator, B. L.
Morris Reporter, J. C.. Medley Financial
Reporter, J. f. Carter; Chaplain, J. Van C.
Horner; Guide, p. kavanagh; Sentinel,
a1,ly Surift | LT,,h,
John F. Cooper.
AT the meetings of the Mardi Gras Asso-
citation and its Executive Committee last
evening everything was reported to be in
good working order. Invitations to partic-
ipate were ordered to be extended to the
Grand Marshal of the day procession and
Aids, State and county officers, representa-
tives Of the trades and business, Board of
Trade, uniformed companies of secret or
CARNATIONS, etc.
Sunset Parlor, No 90, n. S. G. w, has
elected the following officers to serve for
the ensuing term w. E. Osborn, Past
President w. w. Marvin, Jr., President ;
II. |. Seymour First Vice-President; J. o.
Funston Second Nice-President James b.
Deyine. Third Vice-President; f. r. John
son, Marshal W. w Bassett, Recording
Secretary P. B. Johnston Financial Sec
rotary; Ii. R. Crouch, Treasurer; Trustees,
A. g. Foiger, f. Z. Ray and W. A. Stephen
son; Surgeon, DR.. J. H. Parkinson
James Cousins and H. Miller, drivers of
hacks, were having a little fun on Second
street, between J and X, last evening when,
as often occurs, they lost their temper.
Miller demanded that Cousins pay for re-
pairs to his watch chain. which Cousins
had broken during their sl1ylarking, but
the latter refused Miller called him
"pimp, and Cousins struck at him. Quite
a crowd had gathered around, and some of
its members took Miller's part, probably
because he was the smaller man, and three
or four fists hit his opponent about the
same time. bringing a flow of " claret. -
Officers arrived and arrested both parties.
AT Woodland Saturday afternoon there
was match race between the rosasteTS
owned by MesSrs. Brinkman and Wieder-
recht, half mile as-yOu-please, to carts,
owners to drive. The drivers applied the
butts of their whips, instead of the silk, on
getting the word, and the track was torn up
shockingly by the feet of the furious flyers,
dust and dirt and big words flying in every
direction, soon followed by the hats of the
drivers, then by the cushions of the carts.
and almost by one of the occupants, who
saved himself by clinging to the dashboard.
Wiederrecht won, having got to the wire in
1:07. The balance of the afternoon was
spent in picking up the hats and things
zee Bean, Chinese Interpreter in the
Police Court, stated to Judge Henry in
the Chinese language had been posted al
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