Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-02
BRIEF NOTES.

, tnree car-ioaos OF Immigrants arrive
this morning.
1t should be borne in mind by those il
terested that the entries for the Capital Yu
Clubs spring meeting close to-day.
The Odd Fellows of Elk Grove will hay
picnic at Graham's wood to-day. Rev
John Chisholm will deliver an address.
The knights of Pythias will have thei
picnic at Beach's Grove on Tuesday, tn
26th inst-the first picnic of the season b
steamer.
Sergeant George T. Nelson came u
from San Francisco last evening to get tn
J deserter from the army arrested few day
ago by officer Ash.
The Knickerbocker Baseball Club of thi
| city viii go TO Oakland tomorrow, to pla.
match game with the Greenwood ant
Moran Baseball Club.
About twenty young gentlemen hay
| signified their desire to organize a cool
club and Ed. F. Ameden has been asked t
attend to the preliminaries.
The Chcbrab Kidusha will hold q speeia
meeting at Pioneer Hall at $50 P. NJ. to
| morrow, for the purpose of reorganizin!
: the ancient order Of K. s. B.
Fiseb, Watson d Jones will commence
this evening, at Jacobs Han, to give thei
usual Saturday night socials, ans will con
tinue them during the season.
TIE terms of special policemen now sery
ing will expire next Monday, by order re
Gently made by the Police Commissioners
and new appointments VIII be made.
These arrests were made yesterday
Juan Acosta, by officer Franks, for dis
turbing the peace; Sam Ridgway, by Off
GERS Ash and Sullivan, for threats against
life
game of baseball viii be played at
Judges grove. Norris grant, tomorrow at
$50 sharp for $50 a side, between the
Grocery nine and the Wholesale Liquor
Dealers nine.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Leong All Lee,
who is TO serve fifteen years for burglary in
the first degree; and Wong All Cum, five
years, for burglary in the second degree.
Parties who have not received their re-
bate upon the personal property tax paid
by them in 1854, should call upon the
County Treasurer for it without delay. This
refers to those who paid personal tax only,
not 10 those who paid upon real estate
also.
c. L. Harrison, Sandwich, Ill, desires to
obtain the address of Rev. John A. Chit
tenden, who about ten years ago was To-
Gated at Mount Dablo Any one able to
give the desired information would confer
favor by sending the same to Mr.. Harri-
son, at the above address.
Coroner Clark received a dispatch last
evening from Justice Anderson, of Folsom,
stating that Chinaman had been found
hanged by the neck from tree near that
town, and asked instructions. The Coro-
ner answered, requesting the Justice to
hold all inquest in the case.
Lizzie links woman well advanced in
years, who long ago was well Off and
moved in good society, but became addict
ed to the excessive use of liquor, and was
frequently brought before the Police Court
in consequence, is an inmate of the County
Hospital in dying condition.
The Pacific Oyster House and Lodge
Baseball Club have accepted the challenge
of the Boulevards to play match game of
ball next Monday, and name as their nine
john Barrett, A. d. Bulger, VIM. Henley,
Z. NJ. Graham, S. W. Scott, Fred. Wason,
Chas. Keller, Homer Buchanan, John
Larkin.
There arrived from the East by mail yes
ltrudE % large SACKS, weighing over lUU
pounds each, consigned to Congressman
Budd, at Stockton, and Senator Farley, at
Jackson. They contained public docu-
ments from Washington, which those gem
tlemen doubtless intend TO distribute among
their constituents.
The pigeon-shooting match between
Coons and Watson, which was to have
taken place at Florin tomorrow, is off.
The Pacific Sportsman Club will have
their first club shoot of the season at the
Park tomorrow morning. 1t is rumored
that Messrs. Coons and Wittenbrooll have
their willingness to shoot a
match against James Parrot and George
Reuter- for from 500 to $500 a side.
The Pacific Coast Pioneer Society of
Mono county has, through its President, A.
+. Bryant, and Secretary, Robert NJ Fol
ger, presented the California Museum Asso-
citation with bowie knife, formerly the
property of the Pioneer, William s. Bodey,
after whom the town of Bodie was named
1t is weapon about fifteen inches in
length, including the handle, and has a
heavy blade, now considerably rusted. Its
owner lost his life in November 1859 hav-
ing become exhausted close by his cabin,
four miles from Bodie, during a heavy
snowstorm His body was found the fol-
lowing spring, and buried where he fell
The knife was found with the remains. On
October 26th the body of the woodsman
was exhumed, taken to Bodie and inferred
Dy the Pioneers.