Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-09
BRIEF NOTES.

The Supreme Court will meet in this city
to-day.
The Sacramento river has risen to 10 feet
inches above low-water mark.
The Young Brightons played a game of
baseball yesterday with the Young Ariels,
winning by a score Of l6 to 4.
Sheriff Snodgrass, of Ventura county.
brought up yesterday, en- route to Folsom,
b. G. Graves, who is to serve seven years
for burglary in the first degree.
The third of the series of skating races
at the rink took place Saturday evening,
and was won by Crozier. Fox second and
hldder third, Crozier thus winning the
medal.
Stanton & Thompson's hardware and
agricultural implement store was burgla-
rized Friday night, the thief gaining en-
trance through slzylight, and robbed of
ten revolvers.
The remains of Mrs. Henrietta Sternfels
(mother of Morris SternfeIs), who died in
San Francisco on Friday, were yesterday
brought to this city for interment, the fun
eral taking place rom the depot.
The mass meeting held at the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church last evening, under
the auspices of tile Young Mems Christian
Association, was largely attended. Adj
dresses were made by the local clergy and
others.
Yesterday forenoen a man was seized
with hemorrahge of the lungs on K street,
between Fourth and Fifth and the case
seemed quite serious. Officer Sullivan
took him to his residence at Fourth and
Q streets in a hack.
Yesterday morning fine knocking bird,
8 years old, belo aging to Captain Siddons,
in an effort to fight canary bird in a cage
near by, pushed is head between the wires
Of his own cage, and, in struggling to free
himself broke his neck.
The weather in this city has been I'M
usually warm and moist for the past two
or three days, ant many people were heard
to remark yesterday how much it resem-
bled the weather that preceded the food
Chance for the nervous to get up scare!
At Calvary Baptist Church this evening,
at 7:30, free entertainment will be given
by Professor Frank G. Perkins, including a
lecture on the Wonders of the Human
Voice" There Will also be songs. readings,
etc. The entertainments will be amusing as
well as instructive
D. d. G. A L. Neubourg, assisted by the
Grand officers has installed the following
officers of Fidelity Grove, No. 81, u. A.
o. D.: A. Comet, n. A; J. Syetinich, V. A;
W. Avery, Secret;ry A. Trope, Treasurer;
Al Comet, CIV JUST, l. g.; a. Cam
pana, o. G.; 5. Stein, Trustee.
At Woodland last Friday Al. Dedman,
private Waterman, was sentenced
70 90 days in the county Jail, for petit
larceny in stealing turkey belonging to a
Chinaman. Judgment was suspended for
torty-eight hours, to give him a chance to
leave town and stay away.
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ing, and during the same hours for the rest
of the week, the Sacramento and Yolo
bridge will be closed to horsemen and
vehicles. This is done 50 as to allow the
remainder of the bridge to be replanked
The foot walk will not be disturbed.
There was a great deal Of growing
Saturday night because there were no
street cars waiting at the theaters when the
performances were over. The dissatsfac-
ton was but continuation of that of Fri
day night, when those attending the thea
ters had to go home in q heavy fall of rain.
James NJ. Nelson, for many years Cashier
at Wells Fargo 81 Co.'S office in this CITY,
has been transferred to San Francisco, to
take the place of W. c. Wilson in the Aud
itor's Department. Mr.. Wilson, who was
resident Of Sacramento several years ago,
takes the position vacated by Mr. Nelson.
Owing to the threatening weather, the
game of baseball, which was to have taken
place yesterday between the Atlas and
Ariels, did not come of, and the thousand
people who have got into the habit of at
tending the games Sunday afternoons
wandered about aim!essly, seeking amuse-
ment.
The Chief of Police received an inquiry
from San Francisco Saturday as to whether
there was any active movement against the
Chinese in this city, stating that there
seemed to be such demonstration through
out the coast. The Chief responded that
he had not heard of any, and that there
was no danger of anything like violence to
be apprehended in Sacramento.
Sheriff Hopping, of Shasta county,
passed through Saturday conveying to the
State Prison at San Quentin eight prisoners.
who are to serve three years each for
burglary Six of them were connected
with the stealing of railroad freight at
Middle Creek Station between Redding
and Delta a few weeks ago, and the appro-
priating of a hand-car.
1t is understood that the San Mateo rail
road tax case will be brought to the atten-
ton of the Supreme Court to-day by James
NJ. Allen, attorney for San Mateo county,
who will apply for an alternative writ of
mandate against the State Treas rer, State
Controller and the Attorney General, di-
recting them to show cause, at a time and
place to be designated by the Court, why
the Acknowledgement should not pay the
money he holds on account of railroad
taxes into the State Treasury, why the Con-
troller should not issue his certificate for it
and the Treasurer receive the money.