Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-06
BRIEF NOTES.

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Professor E. p. Rowen publishes card
IN another column this morning concern
ing the branches taught in his private
school.
The sportsmen of Gridley gave pigeon
shooters who had been attending the tour
nament at Chico.
The Ereniag Sun has gone to Join the
throng in the Sacramento journalistic
graveyard, perishing of hamilton when less
than three months old.
reception will be rendered Rev. Thos.
Filbin, pastor of the Central NJ. E. Church.
this evening at the church. and a general
invitation to be present is extended.
A little daughter OF P. Oppenheim, re-
siding at Seventeenth and n streets, is suf
tering from fracture of the collar bone.
consequent upon fall from vehicle.
Louis Warner, alias Young Muldoon. :"
and Charley Dvoscik have signed articles
for fight to finish, London prize ring
rules, for SIPS side, to take place Novem-
Der Goth.
The Controller yesterday drew warrants
in favor of Paul Shirley Warden of the
State Prison at San Quentin, for supplies
Tor the month of August to the amount of
$11,574 81.
The office of the Secretary of State is re-
ceiying thorough oyerhauling and reno
walton. AT present the business of the
office is conducted in the Supreme Court
room, just across the hall.
w. l.. Willis, a well-known teacher of
this county and ex-member of the Board
OF Education, has been engaged to assist
Professor Welcker in compiling a speller
for the State school book series.
Deputy Sheriff Preston took over to
Woodland yesterday morning four tramps
who had been convicted in Justice Scullv's
Court, Washington, of vagrancy, and SEN
fenced to fifteen days each in the County
Jail
James Chambers and James O'Brien had
Marquis of Queensberry with soft gloves
at Woodland Saturday evening. O'Brien
had the best of the fight for three or four
rounds, but growing short of wind. Cham
bers, i'll the ninth round, won by foul.
The Howard Benevolent Association. at
its annual meeting last evening elected the
following Directors, viz: John Mcneil. G.
w Chesley C. II. Hubbard, P. II. Russell
2. E. Plat and T. B. Hall. Richard Dale
was reelected President, and A. S. Hop
k1ns Secretary.
A dispatch from Folsom was received
yesterday by Coroner Clark, announcing
that man had been found hanging dead
in barn on the ranch of H. Williams, on
the Placerville road, near Folsom. The
Coroner returned answer, directing Justice
Sturgis to hold an inquest.
At Woodland on Saturday, while Charley
Steiner was amusing himself PLAYING on the
grass, while a number of Young misses
were using the lawn mower, by some mys-
ferrous and unaccountable accident one of
his fingers found its way into the mower
and had the end clipped off.
County License Collector Dolan. being
unable to obtain payment of license for
liquor selling from Kate Thompson, who
keeps house of ill-repute on l. street
brought suit against her in Justice Haines'
Court, recovered judgment, and had the
establishment attached. Yesterday she
paid costs of Court and took out license.
The workingmen engaged upon the new
brick hotel, which is being erected for A .
Coolot on the site of the old st. Charles
Hotel property, J street. between Eighth
and Ninth, are now working upon the third
story. When completed it will be occu-
pied by B. Steinauer, at present the pro-
prietor of the William Tell House. a block
above.
Yesterday, while C. NJ Foote was show
ing some friends one of the Colts latest
patent repeating rifles in the reading
room of the State House Hotel, one of the
cartridges in the magazine exploded The
bullet remained in the magazine, and,
luckily, with the exception of a little
powder burn received by Mr.. FooIe, no
one was injured.
The case Of Louis Hansche, convicted in
| the Police Court of vagrancy, came before
Judge Mcfarland yesterday on appeal, c..
I. Jones representing the appellant, and
City Attorney Anderson the people. Judge
Mcfarland questioned the right of the
Police Judge to instruct a jury, as had been
| done in this case, but took the matter
under advisement.
Thomas Waite of Brighton, received the
following prizes at the San Jose Fair: For
the best COW and calf, first prize best two
year-old COW. first prize; one-year old COW,
first prize; two-year-old bull, first prize /;
best Jersey bull, second prize; one-year-old
bull, first prize. He made clean sweep of
| the premiums on poultry, and was awarded
| the prize for the best display.
From a private letter to a friend in Sac
ramento dated Wilcox, A. T., October Sd,
| we gather the following: Indians red
| hot; killed three white men near us, and
| several more are missing. Wife, Oracle
| (little girl and / went out to the mountains
| the day before the Indians reached there
were right on their trail man killed next
morning-close call as we wanted
Man, queer decisions were given from
| the stand by judges during the racing cir
cult Just closed, but the most singular,
| judged in the light of reports given by Sac
ramentans who were there, was that made
last Saturday at San Jose, when in the third
! heat of trotting race, after Adair had won
| two heats, and in the third was fouled by
| Guy Wilkes, driven by Jonathan, the latter
was fined 500 for foul driving, but given
! the heat
The snagboat Seller was preparing yes
| terday to remove the two wooden cribs,
each 80 feet long, which have been in
| course of construction on the Yolo side of
! the river, to the end of the brush wing
dam recently built opposite the foot of o
street, where they will be sunk by means
OF sacks of earth placed in trough in the
interior 1t is understood that she will dc
some more scraping at the Y-street bar
after performing this work
1t was discovered last evening that boys
were engaged in cutting away the putty
from around the large panes of glass
/ IN the alley windows of the base.
ment OF the. Ciunie Opera House.
They had entirely removed the putty
from two panes when Chief Jackson
caught one of the youths, and Mr.. Cheno-
weth another. The latter boy was let go, but
the other, having bad reputation, was
held in custody. Boys endeavoring to gain
free entrance in that manner will be apt to
| find themselves in serious trouble here
| after.
The Trustees of the school at Swiss Sta.
ton are reported to have held meeting
yesterday morning, at which the teacher
Miss Leonard, was Endorsed and was voted
leave of absence for one week. Thee
also decided TO expel the boy, Carl Nichols
! who knocked her down and beat her las
Friday. Independent of the circumstance.
of the assault, the Trustees did a good
thing in upholding the sentiments of the
civilized world, expressed in THE Honey
moon :" The man that lays his hand OF
a woman, save in the way of kindness, is {
wretch whom twere gross fiattery to naml
q coward