Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26
BRlEF NOTES,

Six-hundredths of an inch of rain fell al
Woodland Thursday.
The offices of the State officers, in the
State Capitol, are being thoroughly reno
waited.
But one arrest was made yesterday. r.
White, by officer Keni, for disturbing the
peace.
The pay-car arrived last evening, and
will pay off the railroad employees this
morning
/ A special train of twenty cars of beef
cattle passed through from Nevada to San
Francisco yesterday.
The Hussar Band viii give concert III
Capitol Park between the hours of $50 and
$50 P. NJ. tomorrow.
a large tule fire prevailed northwest of
| Washington yesterday afternoon, the
smoke and cinders blowing over the city.
The case of NJ. D. Reed, for obtaining
money under false pretenses, was vester-
day, in Justice Henley's Court, continued
until November 10th.
Deputy Sheriff Wells, Of Solano county.
| came up last evening, en- route to Folsom
! prison with Robert Palmer, who is to serve
TWO years for burglary.
Martin Croasman, who was shot by J. s.
Bundock, was yesterday reported TO be
somewhat improved in condition, though
his case is still very serious one.
The steamers Dover and Ceres arrived
yesterday from the upper Sacramento. with
grain, and returned light. The steamer
Ceres passed through from below to the
upper Saeram ento, light.
The Hibernian Benevolent Society held a
meeting last evening at Pioneer Hall. A
spirited contest took place over the election
OF a Secretary, resulting III ". j. Harmon
being. chosen for the position.
In the Superior Court at Woodland last
Wednesday, J. II. McGoifey, the steno-
graphic reporter of the Court, was fined So
for being fifteen minutes late and keeping
the Court waiting that length OF time.
The pile-driver which has been at work
upon the Sacramento and Yolo bridge for
some weeks was Withdrawn yesterday, and
will be taken down to the San joaquin
bridge, to make some repairs to that struc-
ture.
A message was received yesterday stating
that Mrs. Gustavus Hayford, mother of W.
b. Haytord and Geo. o. Hayford, of Col
fax, and ]. B. Hayford, of this city, died at
Canton, Me-, few days ago, at the age of
40 years.
Sacramentans at the Summit report that
snow fell there day before yesterday. Those
who went up there TO hunt and fish be-
cause they had malaria in their systems
will have fine opportunity to get rid of it,
They will probably hunt most of their game
indoors, however.
The entire police force listened to very
interesting lecture by City Physician Park
inson (the second of the course) last even
ing, on the subject of Insensibility."
under which heading he instructed as to
the proper mode of procedure in not only
cases resulting from injuries, but from poi
son, fainting, etc.
The man Leonard, who was intrusted
Wednesday with T. NJ. Lindley's horse and
cat, to take from that gentleman's house
to the stable where the turnout was kept.
but failed to do as directed, appeared at
the stable Thursday night at a late hour
with the property, having, in drunken
freak, been taking ride up to Amador
county.
The emigrant train was three hours late
in Its arrival here yesterday morning. hay
ing been detained at the Bay The local
passenger train from San Francisco. due
here at 1l:25 A. NJ, was thirty-five minutes
late having been delayed in consequence
of a down freight train having broken in
two, through the breaking of drawhead,
near Sobrante.
The following scores were recently made
by members of Company G at the 20O-yard
target: