Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-16
BRIEF NOTES.

morning.
The Sacramento river commenced to fall
Yesterday, and is down TO q feet inches.
| County Treasurer Kuchler settled with
the State yesterday for Sacramento county
paying into the treasury S109,646 IS.
MThe office of P F. Dolan, Collector OF
| County Licenses, is in the Hall of Records
building. Office hours, from A. NJ. to II NJ.
| ]. S. Chapman, of jacksonville, writes
the RECORD Z MON that the rainfall Tor the
season at that place amounts 10 1910
| inches.
The dog poisoner is around again. G.
| w. Carey and Mrs. Perrins, who reside near
Tenth and H, both lost valuable animals
| this week.
At the Lake House ranch, last Friday, as
| Peter Miller owner of the place, was dig
ging a post-hole, he found a nugget of gold,
valued at SO
| Deputy Sheriff Leach of Butte county,
came down from Oroville yesterday, con-
yeying TO the asylum at Stockton an insane
man named Henry Miller.
Captain of Police Pumyea, of Oakland,
came up to the city yesterday and got J. H.
| Church, who was arrested here Wednesday
night on dispatch from Oakland accusing
| him of grand larceny.
A gentleman who came over from San
| Joaquin county yesterday states that %
inches of rain have fallen on the west side
so far, and the residents of that section are
feeling very good in consequence.
The steamer Dover arrived yesterday
from the upper Sacramento, with grain.
| Sailed, steamer San Joaquin No =, for San
Francisco, with grain; steamer Dover, for
| the upper Sacramento, with merchandise.
Officer Rider arrested yesterday afternoon
Celestial named All Hing ON charge of
burglary, alleged TO have been committed
in stealing eight or nine chickens, an opium
layout and some sugar cane belonging to
other Cinnamon.
Wednesday evening an elderly man who
was driving in a delivery wagon was seized
with a fit at Eighth and ] streets. He re-
tanned his seat in the wagon and held on to
the lines, and parties who observed his
trouble got into the vehicle and assisted
him.
The Directors of the San Francisco Pro-
duce Exchange report the following amount
of flour and grain remaining in the State
January /, 1885, Flour, 1877, $50 barrels :;
wheat, 1885,, 210 centals; barley, 1888. $50
centalS; oats, 304, 40 centals; beans, 16S.-
IL
300 centals.
a letter from Latrobe to the RECORD
UNION states that J. Barnes, who is mining
on the Green Stone Belt, three miles from
Shingle Springs, took to San Francisco on
the 18th inst, to be worked 600 pounds of
quartz, that would pay an average of 81
per pound. He took large amount of
money out of his mine last year
IN, nno oc IL -
yesterday the case Of j. X. Gilman VS.. the
Pacific Fruit Company, for 5000 damages,
alleged to have been sustained in conse-
quence Of the defendants delivery horse
entering upon runaway at the depot and
causing plaintiffs horse to run wrecking
the coupe to which he was attached, was
tried. The Court took it under advisement
until to-day.
The open meeting of Sumner Post, No.
3, G.. A. r., at Changers Hall last evening,
was attended by as many comrades and
members Of their families as the hall could
well accommodate. Army "reminiscences,
army songs and army rations constituted
the programme of the evening. Nearly all
those who took part were visiting COM
radeS. including several members of the
Legislature.
The following officers of Rebekah De
gree Lodge, No. s, l. o. O. F., have been
installed; n. G., Mrs. i. Morehouse V.
g., frankie Carlow; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. NJ. i. Pearson; Treasurer, Mrs Ellen
Gilman; Warden, Mrs. H. o. White; l.
g., Mrs. Georgia Guthrie Con-. Mrs G. A.
Walker; r. 5. \. e., Mrs. Mary Murry
l.. S. \. c.. Mrs. +. J. Clark o. G., C. T.
Barnes; Chaplain, Mrs. K. Preston r. S.
V. G., Mrs. II. Sherburn; l.. S. V. G. Mrs
Kate Smith.
About s o clock last night man named J.
Coleman, who was only released from the
chain-gang yesterday morning, was drunk
and creating disturbance in the vicinity
of Fourth and X streets, when officers Far
rell and Kent arrested him. He refused
to 90 with them, laid down upon the side
walk, and, using the most filthy language
told them that they would have to carry
him. Officer Sullivan arrived to assist,
and Coleman soon after made an effort to
bite his hand, but was compelled to desist
He was finally conveyed to the calabo0sc
in a hack, having carried his point as far
as related to his refusal to walk
Last evening while a number of sports
men were sitting around the stove near the
rear Of Henry Eckhardt's gun store, mar
rating" experiences" the front door Of the
store was heard to rattle. The noise was
repeated, but there was not much attention
paid to it, An employe finally got up and
went to the front of the store and found
that he was just in time, as some thief had
opened the door quietly and was working
TO secure Colts repeating rife out of a
box containing number of them which
stood near the entrance. A strip of board
at either end Of the box prevented theg
from being taken out readily; seeing which
the thief would probably have moved off
with the whole box if he had not been in
tcrrupted just as he got to the doorway.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday John McCarty, by special
nIIicnr. Cannnhnll Cor nnayhern. L nthnr