Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-08
BRIEF NOTES.

yesterday.
Four carloads OF immigrants arrived yes
terday morning.
The German Lutheran Sunday-school pic
nic will take place at Richmond Grove next
| Wednesday.
St.Paul's Church picnic excursion train
will leave the depot at $50 this morning
for Natoma Grove
The awning on the southwest corner OF
Eighth and J streets is in a shaky condi-
tiCn, and may make trouble, if not soon
strengthened.
AT the Seventh-street NJ. E. Church this
evening, at s O'Clock, Rev. II. j. Becker
will deliver a lecture upon the Compass
and Cultivation of the Human Voice"
/ J. S. Meredith filed yesterday with the
! County Recorder his official bond as Notary
Public, given in the sum of s. 900. with
W. e. Crosette and Peter Wager as syreties.
\ Deputy Sheriff came up from San Jose
and took to that place yesterday Ernest
! Noss who was arrested here on a charge of
/ mlsdemeanor, III failing 10 provide for his
family.
Yesterday the County Treasurers of Am
ador and Del Norte counties made their
settlements with the State. paving into the
Treasury, The former Sl,56010, the latter
81 29 10.
The steamer San Joaquin, No ., cleared
for San Francisco yesterday with barge
load OF grain and wood; and the steamer
> Dover, for the upper Sacramento, with
/ merchandise
The German boy Carl Schierbaum, who
had been working for DR.. Bruno but left
the latter's house last Sunday, saying he
| was going swimming, and did not return
has not yet been heard from.
At a regular meeting of Court Sacra-
mento, 6,S6l, a. o. F.. held last evening,
: Is. NJ. Dean and j. Patterson were elected
| delegates to High Court. f. W. Day and
: j. L. Stafford were chosen as alternatcs
/ The race-horse Forest King, six years
/ old, by Munday Able, property of s. J.
Jones, and brought here last season from
+ Oregon, died at the Park yesterday morn
| ing of inflammation of the kidneys and
| bowels.
! Q. H. Cambridge, an ex-polceman is I'M
/ der arrest at Portland, Or, for an attempt
to blacllmdil some gamblers out of 800
/ lie is said to be the man Of that name who
j several years ago was policeman in Sac
ramentO.
The Governor yesterday signed patents TO
swamp and Overtiowed lands as follows
Samuel Whaley, Tulare county, /, 800 acres;
David Chamberlain, Tulare, $40 acres E.
/ T. Farmes, Tulare, $40 acres John F.
/ kinslow, Tulare, 800 acres Frank Kautf-
man, 800 acres.
| The Lime House Baseball Club has
/ organized, with the following officers
! james German, ST., President and Mana
| ger; ?. O Brien, Captain; II. Ewing, Secre-
! tary; II. A. Miller, Treasurer; ". j.
kaerth, Propertyman. The other mem
! bers of the Club are Robert O. Mullane,
Andy Larkin. j. Stone and +. H Newland
A young man employed in one of the
offices ut the State Capitol is continually
calling the attention Of the other employees
] to the fact that he sees a mouse. As none
of his companions have been able, so far.
to see the rodent that takes up so much of
the young mans attention, they have begun
to regard to matter quite seriously. and
| have appointed committee TO ascertain
where he gets his whisky.
Eighteen well-filled passenger coaches
and baggage car comprised the st. Rose
Church picnic train to Natoma Grove, Fol
som, Yesterday 1t returned about quar-
ter to seven last evening, all of the eXcur-
sionists delighted with their days outing,
the management of the picnic having been
excellent, and nothing unpleasant occurring
during the day, while, on the other side,
there was amusement in abundance.
Messrs. Stephens, Reuter- and Perkins.
who went to San Francisco a few DAYS ago
to see what arrangements could be made
with the Sunset Telephone Company for
the construction Of a telephone line from
Sacramento to REUTERS and Folsom, re-
turned yesterday The telephone manager
gave them considerable encouragement,
4 l,a.- 1
som and vicinity to see how much patron
age a line of that character can obtain.
The Board of Supervisors Yesterday de-
clined to pay house rent, amounting to
So 50 for INDECENT families that have been
cared for by the Towards, but which will
now have to struggle along as best they
can, owing to the small income the How
ards are receiving. The members of the
Board appeared willing enough to pay it.
but did not see that they could do so under
the law. Probably these indigents will
have to be cared for at the County Hospi-
tai.
There were 14S patients in the County
Hospital April l, 1855 admitted during
the month, -; died, .; discharged. "A re-
naming May /, al; meals furnished des-
titutc applicants, 800; monthly expense,
S2056 10. The deaths reported by Dr.
White We're: Thomas Marcum, aged Sc
years, native Of Virginia. died of chronic
cystitis Sophia J. Dolan 80 years, MasSa-
chusetts, puerperal fever; Lizzie jerks, Il
years, Ohio, gastritis; b. Sampson, Al
years, Canada, cardiac dropsy; unknown
woman, laudanum poisoning suicide.
The Trustees of Hyperian College. Wood
land, have chosen the following Faculty:
President. \. NJ. Elston. Professor of Ian
guageS r. A. Grant Lecturer on Natural
Sciences; w. A. Coons Professor of Mathe-
mates; Miss X. H. Elliott Principal of
Preparatory Department; Mrs. r. G. De
Long, Teacher of Primary; Mrs. H. X.
Kennedy, Teacher of Music; Miss Olivia
Hodgen Teacher of Painting and Draw
ing; J. Buck, Professor of Penmanship
The Board of Trustees have elected +. S.
Freeman President and J. X. Smith Sec
rotary.
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