Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-27
BRIEF NOTES.

| -Four carloads of Immigrants arrived thi.
| morning.
Witnesses in the case of Arthur D. Janu-
| airy are subpenaed to be in Court at 10 A. NJ
tomorrow.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S building is being
touched up externally. They are ''paintin
'er red very red.
The steamer Varuna has been laid up
and the San Joaquin No. 3 put in her place
in the up-river trade.
Thieves visited Peter Tietien's premises,
1919 G street, Friday night, and stole seven
silver-spangled fowls.
The Treasurer of San Joaquin county
settled with the Controller on Saturday,
and paid into the State Treasury So, Id %.
At the Elite Theater Saturday night Dan
King and 9 Muldoon" had glove contest,
which the former won on q foul in the sec
ond round.
The Shady Boys and Reception Baseball
Clubs played game at Twenty-sixth and
streets yesterday, which the former won
by score of % to Z.
The Odd Fellows of Roseville had fine
picnic last Saturday, which was partici-
pated in by members of the Order and
others from neighboring towns.
Wives, daughters and lady friends of the
comrades of Sumner Post are requested to
meet with the ladies of Sumner Relief
Corps at Changers Hall this afternoon.
The Grand Hotel building. having be-
come somewhat ancient-looking in appear
ance, is having the old coating of mastic
removed preparatory to the application of
a new one.
The eleventh annual convocation of the
Missionary Jurisdiction of Northern Cali
fornia opens in st. Pauls Church on
Wednesday next, and will be in session
two or three days.
At Calvary Baptist Church, | street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth, this
evening at o'clock, Mr.. 2. Z. Plat will
give sketch of his trip to New Orleans
and Salt Lake City. All are welcome to
attend.
Very little business was transacted in the
Police Court Saturday. Madam Emil, pre-
viously convicted of malicious mischief,
was fined $50, or fifty days; and Henry
Henderson. arrested for having been drunk,
forfeited his deposit.
Warrants were drawn in the Controllers
office Saturday for the payroll for the
Branch Prison at Folsom for the month of
March s., S93, and for the support of the
making total of s. $50.
The Executive Committee of the Floral
Festival have appointed a committee to
TER with the Board of Education rela-
tiyAto having all the school children and
yo,AAs of the city join in the demonstration
on tie day of the festival.
These arrests were made Saturday and
yesterday; Jim Bering and John Weishen-
no Ia. officers EraOl-c ar1J for ba
ing drunk; Mrs. Donovan, by officer Ash,
for disturbing the peace John Bun, by of
ticer Frazee, for being drunk.
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the office of the Secretary of State Satur-
day of the First Congregational Church of
San Juan, in San Benito county Direct
ors, c. G. Cargill, Mrs. f. McMichael and
Miss E. Bowe No capital stock.
The defense in the Clark murder case
have not yet concluded the introduction of
testimony. Their concluding witnesses,
and those that may be put on by the prose-
cutiOn i'll rebuttal, will probably occupy all
OF to-day, and the case will scarcely go to
the jury before tomorrow night.
Deputy Sheriff Macomber brought Ven
zuela, arrested at Marysville on charge of
assisting in stealing horse in this county,
down from that place Oh Saturday, and
took him to Folsom, where he was exam
ined i'll Justices Court, held to answer in
81 600 bail and remanded to the County
Jail.
AT the Park yesterday afternoon foot
race for 800 side 100 yards, took place
between Frank Eldred and James Doty
The start could scarcely have been worse if
desired, Eldred having a lead of four or
five feet, which i'll a few jumps he doubled.
Doty then ran strong and closed up part Of
the gap, but Eldred won handily.
Pat Fahey was convicted in Justice
Scully's Court,s Washington last Sat
urday of malicious mischief in cut
ting Il trout-line,n which had been
set in the river by another resi-
dent OF that town, and was fined SO or ten
days in the County Jail. Not paving, he
was taken over to Woodland The trouble
grew out of the fact that Fahey's salmon
net got caught on the line while drifting
down stream, and was damagcd.
Charles Linnell, of Gait, has received the
news of the death of his grandfather,
Jonathan I.innell, at the advanced age of
9S years. 4 months and II days, which oc-
CURED in Fast Orleans, Mass, few days
since. 4 brother of this venerable grand
sire passed away Just one week before at
the age of 81 years. Neither of the broth
cas- ever experienced a serious spell of
sickness. At the last Jonathan went to
sleep naturally, as well as usual, and never
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