Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-12
BRIEF NOTES.
Three carloads of I p Harrin,s ho

l Three carloads of j. B. Haggin's horse
have returned from the East.
James Franks, who was shot at RoseviIl
f recently, was yesterday reported TO be do
: ing as well as could be expected.
Saturday J. W. Mccarthy paid into tb
state Treasury as fees of his Office, Clerk O
The Supreme Court, for September, 1886.
The Folsom Sportsmen's Club returned
, nome Saturday from their annual camp
out, which was, as usual, very pleasan
experience.
, A gentleman of Gait advertises for a Sc
OF false teeth which he SAYS he lost a few
nights since while taking his girl home
from party.
Deputy Sheriff McCabe brought UP from
Stanlslaus county Saturday. en- route to the
state Prison at Folsom, John Mum. who
Is to serve ten years for manslaughter.
The Governor Saturday committed the
sentence OF Thomas Moore, who was con-
Vlcted OF burglary in San Francisco last
year and sentenced to three years, to two.
A large number of the members of Com
pany went to Woodland Saturday even
Ing to attend party given by Company f.
they returned yesterday and report having
had an excellent time
A Lodge of the Catholic Knights of
America was formed in this CITY at ST.
Rose, Hall, at . P. M. yesterday. The as
semblage was addressed by S. j. Nc
Cormick, of San Francisco
Nearly all the summer-fallow and spring
ploWlng has been seeded to wheat in this
sectlon, and the farmers are getting a good
ready on for blowing and winter-soWing
Just as soon as the rains come.
The First Artillery Band gave pleasing
ana entertaining Open-air concert at Capi-
lol Park last evening, between the hours of
o;3o and 80. The evening was quite cool,
the grounds well lighted with electricity
and the attendance very large
The school register at the Gait school for
| the first month of the term shows the fol-
! lowing: Number Of boys enrolled, 40:
girls. %; total, 95. Average number he
! longing, 81; average number attending.
$50; per cent. of attendance, 96.
The alarm of fire about a. NJ. yesterday
! was because of the sawdust pile in tie rear
OF the box factory at Front and NJ streets
beng discovered in a blazing condition.
The tiremen had to rip the roof from that
portion of the building to put the fire out.
Loss about 800.
=" Brock" an old-time hard-drinker, was
taken to the station-house Saturday night
IN badly bruised condition by special
officer Steader. He had evidently been
knocked down by some one and trampled
upon, and yesterday felt very sore in the
region of the chest
Superintendent Becktel, of the Nevada
Insane Asylum, passed through the city
yesterday, conveying to the Asylum from
stockton the insane man John Maheghan
an escape from the Nevada ASYLUM re-
Gently arrested here and committed to the
Asylum at Stockton.
Officers Sullivan and Farrell arrested a
man at the depot Saturday, on a dispatch
from Sheriff Long. of Nevada county, ac-
cuslng him of obtaining money by false
pretenses. A subsequent dispatch directed
that the prisoner be released, as a mistake
had been committed.
A. j. Bump and Benjamin Bailey will
petition the Board of Supervisors of San
Joaquin county, on Monday, December
It'll, for the privilege of maintaining
ferry across the West Fork of the Moke-
lumne river below the mouth of Snodgrass
Slough, where ferry is now maintained.
A correspondent writing from Coloma
says We have veritable female Nimrods
here. One day last week two young ladies
OF our town took shOtguns and went gun
ming. One killed fourteen, the other twelve
quail and squirrel. They handle the gun
with all the grace of an expert, and are
hrst-class wing shots"
The steamer Dover came down stream
about 6:3O yesterday morning, and in at
tempting to pass through the draw of the
bridge, her barge, loaded with grain, stuck.
and could not be removed until $50 during
which time travel on the bridge was sus-
pended. After the barge got through the
draw 1t stuck on the bar Just below the
bridge and did not get away until noon
The express train from the East did not
reach the city Saturday until 11:30 A. NJ.
having been delayed by hot box. Nearly
all OF Saturdays trains We're more or less
late. Yesterdays express from the East
reached Sacramento in time, but did not
get away until $50 A. NJ, being detained in
consequence Of barge getting stuck in the
draw OF the Sacramento and Yolo bridge.
Rev, E. S. Chapman, D. D., State Sab
bath School Superintendent and an elo-
quent speaker, will deliver three lectures
at the First Baptist Church, Ninth street
between j and NJ, commencing this even
ing and continuing tomorrow and We'd
nesday evening, on "The Hebrew Taber-
nacle." Sabbath School Institute Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons. Admission
free.
List of honorary pupils of the public
school at Clay station Miss Hattie v Mar
tin, teacher, for the month ending October
2, 1885: Allie Canady, Stuart Hatton.
Genevieve Bolton, Nellie Steele, Jessie vii,
son, Charlie Wilson, Myrtle Bolton, Ruby
Hatton, Elite Steele and Edie Pixley
Those deserving special mention for deport-
ment are: Allie Canady, Nellie Steele,
Eta Steels, Genevieve Bolton and Edie
Bolton.
A bootblack stand at Eighth and K
streets was found in a wrecked condition
When It's proprietors arrived at it to COM
mence business Saturday morning, some
one having destroyed everything that
could be injured during the previous night.
There is doubt whether the damage was
done by others in the same business be-
cause of his advertising to black boots at a
lower rate than usual, or by parties with
whom he is not on good terms because of
financial matters.
Chief of Police Jackson returned Satur-
day from Ireka, to which place he went
few days ago IN search of Harry Slower.
who was arrested in this city during the
State Fair for gaming, but, after giving a
bond for his appearance in Court when
wanted, left town and failed TO return in
time. The Chief found him at Yreka, but
did not bring him back as he put up
deposit, in the amount required, for his
appearance before the Superior Court when
his case comes up.
Controller Dunn has refused to draw
his warrant for the salary of a
Chinaman employed in the capacity
of cook at the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Asylum at Berkeley He signs his
name Joe Foote and works for a salary of
$25 per month. The Controller says his
action is prompted by Section of Article
XIX of the Constitution, which reads
" No Chinese shall be employed on any
State, county, municipal or other public
work, except in punishment for crime"
Yesterday two boys were driving over
the Norris Grant, when they noticed several
dogs belonging to Fred Gotobed in pursuit
of large coyote. One of the dogs, a grey
hound, had tipped him over a couple of
times when the boys came up. The coyote
took to his heels and jumped into an empty
well. The boys got large fence-rail and
poked him in the side, pinning him to the
ground and then drove over to the Arcade
for a shotgun. When they got back he
was dead. He was a large one-about the
size of a greyhound.
A dispatch was received here yesterday
stating that fire broke out at Willows
early yesterday morning in a building
back of the Central Hotel. and destroyed
tho whole block of bricLy bui1diDgc from,