Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-17
BRlEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made by the police
yesterday.
The May Blossom" theatrical company
passed through to Stockton from Marys-
vile yesterday.
Good Tidings Day will be celebrated by
both of the Methodist Episcopal churches
of the city tomorrow.
Mary Riley, a County Hospital patient.
was taken to the County Jail yesterday to
be examined as to her sanity.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff George W. Newbert
accidentally broke his right arm, between
the elbow and shoulders, a few days ago.
City Physician Parkinson delivered an
interesting lecture last evening before the
police force on Fractures and Disloca-
tons"
The steamer Apache managed to cross
the bars and come up 10 the city yesterday
morning, arriving al 10 o'clock with %
tons of freight.
The Sacramento Association of Califor-
MIA Pioneers inaGgurated their new series
of parties by happy gathering at their
hall last evening.
A Chinese gentleman has evinced bis
appreciation OF Mclean business by estab-
fishing restaurant and billiard-room on
Third street, between I and j.
A special meeting Of the Board of Super-
visors viii be held at P. M to-day, to con-
slider plans and specifications for bridge
work necessary to be done in the county.
/. The Governor yesterday appointed as
Notaries Public: w. d. Lagton, of Oak
land; J. W. Crutcher, of Williams; D. B.
Fairbanks, Of Petaluma, and d. G. Reid, of
Eureka, Humboldt county.
Constable Todhunter took to Woodland
yesterday three men who were arrested in
Washington Thursday night for vagrancv,
convicted in Justice Scully's Court, and
sentenced to fifteen days each in the county
Jail.
The Forester Gun Club will have q
pigeon shooting match for the club medals
AT 10 A. NJ. TO morrow at Agricultural Park
a large number of good birds have been
secured, and there will be pool-shooting
after the main match.
August Stoltz has sworn to a COMPLAINT
in Justice Posts Court against Mary La
NETT, charging her with disturbing the
peace, and the case has been set for trial
next Monday at 8 A. NJ. In the Police
Court day or two ago Mrs Stoltz was
fined s. for battery on Mrs Lamett.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 3's barge
got around on the bar just below the draw
of the bridge while coming down from the
upper Sacramento yesterday morning. and
remained there for some time. Subsequent
~ the snagboat Seller went to the spot and
scraped the bar during the remainder of
the day.
P. 0. Fay, of Antelope, exhibited in this
office tarantula that he caught while on
his way to Roseville yesterday 1t was
crossing the road, and on close inspection
he discovered several young ones clinging
to the mother. He procure stick, split it,
and captured the old one The Young ones
dropped off and he killed them
a farmer who came to the city Yesterday
got on spree and left his team, a valuable
one, hitched on Tenth street. between and
]. for several hours. About o'clock last
evening Al. Heinrich, driver of fire engine
No. 2, assisted by G.. P Putnam. took the
animals down in the alley back of the
engine-house, unhitched and fed and
watered them. They were exceedingly
thirsty as well as hungry The owner had
not called for them up 10 late hour last
night.
Arrangements have been made whereby
the Evangelical Church on Twenty-third
street, erected through the energies of Rev
Mr.. Croasman, will be conducted as a mis-
sionary enterprise, under the direction of
the Siyth-street NJ. E. Church. Mr. Croas-
man preached his farewell address last
Sabbath evening to q large and attentive
audience, composed of his people and
friends who were greatly attached to their
pastor, and who deeply sympathize with
him and his wife in the recent death of
their son. Mr.. Croasman transfers his
labors to church in Nevada, and the
services under the new arrangement in his
former church here will be commenced to-
morrow.