Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-15
BRIEF NglEs.

The Sacramento river has Fe,eded to
| feet inches.
W. NJ kimber accidentally broke one Q
his thumbs yesterday morning.
Eleven carloads of beef cattle came dowr
from Chico yesterday, going 10 San Fran
CISCO
Governor Stoneman has appointed Levi:
B. Harris q Notary Public, to reside at Sar
| Francisco.
Peter Calron, an employee OF Louis Leloy
fell on Monday and fractured his left leg
near the ankle
The French residents of the city celebra-
ted in quiet way yesterday the anniyer-
sary of the fall OF the Bastile.
Nine carloads of fruit and vegetables were
shipped eastward from Sacramento yester-
day, and four carloads from Newcastle.
| The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Z. II. Duffy, by officer Franks, for
disturbing the peace; and ]. F. Linane, by
officer Ash, for disturbing the peace.
At the Park yesterday afternoon there
were two or three runaways of teams, in
one of which a lady was thrown from a
vehicle and received severe cut on the ear.
The Supervisors of Yolo county have de-
cided to provide the treasury of that county
with a new burglar-proof safe, with time
lock, for which they will give 5000 and the
old safe
J. H. Perry, of Narbo, Fresno county.
wants information as to the whereabouts of
his son Lincoln, aged 10 years, who is sup
posed to be working upon some ranch in
1olo county.
Albert Gallatin returned yesterday from
Sunol, where he purchased from Charles
Hatzel a carload of fine thoroughbred cat
tie, which he intends to send to his ranch
IN Tehama county.
At / 2. NJ to-day the Board of Supervisors
of Yolo county will act upon the PROPOSE
tons that have been submitted. Offering to
sell grounds suitable for a site for the pro-
posed new county hospital.
Some thief appropriated the citizens
clothing of Henry Daken. Of Company 6,
from his locker at the armory Monday
evening, while he was participating in the
inspection and muster, leaving him to 90
home in his uniform.
\ family of five persons came down from
Marysville yesterday, en- route for San Jose,
who were not having pleasant trip by any
means, as two of the number, young men,
were Frustrated with fever, and the others
were kept busy caring for them.
Robert Morris, the boy who recently had
both legs cut off by the cars, has made re-
markable progress toward recovery at the
Railroad Hospital and is practically well.
though of course it will be some time before
the flesh of his limbs loses its tenderness.
Judge Bridgeford, of Colusa county, who
had taken under advisement the Patterson
habeas corpus case, taken before him from
Woodland has rendered decision re-
hn Of
Sheriff. In this case, ii will be remembered,
Patterson was convicted OF excessively pun
| iShing his son for falsehood, and sentenced
to sixty days in the county jail, with fine
Of $3.50 added.
The gambling games following the circus
| found Sacramento a poor place to operate
in yesterday, as the Chief of Police shut
| down upon them all in short order In
fact none of the schemes, including those
of the soap man " and the = grecnback
man" were allowed to commence. Even
the individual who sold articles, promising
to give a prize with each, was advised to
close his operations.
a well-known citizen dropped on Mon
| day evening into a saloon where some of
the " boys" were having a good time, and
| complained considerably of the heat while
hopping his face with his handkerchief
| He left the saloon after awhile, went up
the street, met q party of friends, began to
! feel the heat again, reached for his hand
| kerchief, and found that somebody in the
saloon had quietly taken the linen and put
q big piece OF ice in his pocket in its
stead.
The Sacramento Red Men who went up
to Auburn with the Great Chiefs Monday
evening returned home yesterday morning,
! nj t-i, f+ar = ,a
official visit of the Chiefs to the Auburn
Tribe was over. dance, followed by Il sup
per, were INDUCED in. The Hussar Band,
which accompanied the eXcursionists, was
| full of music. and after the dance and sup
| per serenaded prominent citizens, and as
| sisted in having good time until the over
| land train arrived, en- route for Sacra-
mento.
A sharp individual offered for sale on
| Fourth street, near X, yesterday afternoon
some small articles at p cents each, prom
| Using that each purchaser would receive a
prize-no blanks. After disposng of the
two-bit articles, he sold some others at
four bits each, and finally some chains, etc,
at 81 apiece, each purchaser being promised
| a valuable gift When the sale was over
he redeemed his promise as to the prizes
by throwing two or three handfuls OF brass
|
are your prizes, gentlemen; come and pick
them out for yourselves y
1t being well known that circus compa-
MES attract large crowds of people TO places
where they exhibit, a number OF thieves
and rascals make it their business to fol-
low the shows about, with the design OF
fleeing the verdant They are not CON
nected in any way with the circuses-on
the contrary The proprietors of those insti-
tutions do all they can to get rid of them, and
have them arrested when opportunities Of
fer; but of course they have right to travel
the same route that the circus does, and
persist in doing so. Included in the num-
Der are sneak thieves, pickpockets, etc, and
Chief Jackson has been notified by a rep
resentative of the circus now here that
some of the undesirable element referred to
are at present in Sacramento, and citizens
will do well To see that their premises and
pockets are well looked after
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