Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-04
BRIEF NOTES.

Colonel ]. W Guthrie was reelected
Lieutenant-Co of the First Artillery
Regiment last evening.
The Sacramento river at II o'clock last
night was up to % feet inches, but ap-
peared to be about at a standstill.
There is a large sea of water back of
| Washington, which has run in through the
breaks in the levee along the Sacramento.
During the month of November the
| County Clerk issued thirty marriage
licenses, and the Superior Court granted
three divorces.
Edward Van Warner was yesterday in
Department Two of the Superior Court.
granted decree of divorce from Ann
Eliza Van Warner
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, n. S. G. W,
announce that they will give their eighth
| annual party at Armory Hall on Tuesday
evening, January 10Th.
Last evening G. W Stewart broke his leg
on the levee near Brighton, while peddling
fish. Morris Toomey brought him to the
| city and took him to his home on E street.
The ladies of Westminster Church will
hold fair on Tuesday and Wednesday.
December 10Th and 10Th, when they will
| have for sale many articles suitable for
Christmas gifts.
George A. Knight, Insurance Commits
sIoner, collected as fees for the month of
November $2052 81. William H. Thorn
[ ley, immigration Commissioner, for the
same time collected $66.
Deputy Sheriff Rider arrested at Michi-
| gan Bar yesterday, on q bench warrant,
Lawrence Long, against whom the Grand
| Jury recently found a bill of indictment
tor an assault to murder T. J. Edmiston.
John Miller, who was taken into the
station house for safe keeping on Wednes-
! day, and proved TO have over 81 900 in gold
| IN his possession, was yesterday on the
verge of delirium trcmens in that institu-
| ton.
St. Madrid, the English thoroughbred
| horse recently purchased for j. B. Hagein
in Australia, arrived in San Francisco last
! Tuesday in good condition, considering his
long trip, and will soon be brought to
Rancho del Paso.
There will be reunion at the Central
NJ. 4. Church this evening, when a choice
programme OF songs, readings, duets, solos,
| etc., Will be rendered by some of the best
local talent. Refreshments will be served
Admission, 25 cents.
The Controller yesterday drew the fol-
lowing warrants: Support of the State
Printing Office, and for the purchase of
material for the textbooks, 1882 gS !;
Home for Predetermined Children, So
4S6 So; State University, Sc, 1853 so.
The following arrests were made yester-
day Frank Maudlin, by officer Ash, for
battery; Harry Whitney, by officers Frazee
and Farrell, for grand larceny Pat. Duffy,
by Chief Jackson and officer Kent, and Ed
Rand, by officer Rider, for being common
drunkards.
The steamer D. E. Knight arrived here
Yesterday with barge load of grain for
the Pioneer Mill. and merchandise for San
Francisco. The Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento with grain. The San
joaquin No. cleared for San Francisco
with grain.
The crossing at Fifteenth and ] streets is
III such condition that it can no longer be
used by pedestrians, except those who
wear gum boots The pupils attending the
Sacramento Grammar School have to walk
| an entire block-either to Fourteenth or
Sixteenth street-to cross J.
Union Lodge F. and a. NJ. has elected
the following officers: A. ]. Gardner, w.
NJ; c. Kellogg S. W; Dr. H w. Baldwin.
J. w; A. Meister, r.; John Macarthur,
Secretary; J. r. Watson, Marshal; J. T.
| Griffitts, Organist; E. w Melvin, P. New
man, Stewards; o. Wilder, Tyler.
About 7:30 last evening there were loud
cries for help on K street, between Front
and Second, and large number of people
ran to the spot. They found that two men
had tried TO garrote another. but failed,
owing to his struggles and cutlery Before
help arrived they got out of the way.
George Gregg, travelling for J. C. Aver &
Co, of Lowell, Mass, is in the city. arrang-
ing tor advertising for his house He goes
| toward Placerville in few days, and we
commend him to the good graces of the
| craft rs genial gentleman who represents
his house well and evidently understands
his business.
The fog overhanging Sacramento and
vicinity was not as dense yesterday as on
the previous day. 1t had probably been
thinned by the clerk of the weather to
| make it go farther as it extended through
out nearly the entire Sacramento valley and
| up the hill as far as Auburn. Below Niles
on the Western Division, the sun was
| shining, and it was pleasant weather at the
Bay.
a few days ago a man was picked up in
| the street who had tainted On recovering
| he said that he was weak because lie
| had been almost without food for
| several days. He was taken to the station
house, where he soon developed symptoms
| VI lIeintllS, ana Hdu EN-
badly that his limbs had to be confined
with straps. Doubtless if he had eaten
| more and drank less he would not have
| tainted
Mrs. Caroline Zeh, of this city. who last
May left Sacramento for visit to Germany.
| died at Stuttgart about a month ago, very
| suddenly. She was taking a walk with
| Mrs. Frank Elmer, of this city, also visit
| ing there when she was seized with some
| severe attack of the heart and lungs, and
died IN few minutes. She was a pioneer
| resident OF Sacramento, aged about IS years
| and very much esteemed by large circle
of friends. She was member of Naomi
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
c. Barnes, L. Huelsman and the following
ladies of Germania Rebekah Degree Lodge,
/. q. O. f., have gone to Vallejo to pay
| fraternal visit to Myrtle Rebekah Degree
| Lodge: Mrs. William Swarz Mrs. Ida
Hillebrand, Mrs. c. Schweitzer. Mrs. c. Goe-
pei, Mrs. Steinmitz, Mrs. NJ Schwartz, Mrs.
| NJ. Gure Mrs. L. Fuchs, Mrs Trichs. Mrs.
H. Schoenbachle Mrs. T. II. Cook, Mrs.
| NJ. Hirsch Mrs. Marks, Mrs Geiger, Mrs.
| PitZer, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. NJ Specht, Mrs.
G. barnes, Mrs. J. Ascher. Mrs. J. Ochsner
and Mrs. Schmitt.
Sumner Post, No. 5. G.. A. R. last even
ing elected the following-named officers for
1856: Post Commander, C. V. Kellogg: S.
V. c., P. V. Wise J. V c., II. H. Serb
ner; Quartermaster, II. Bennett; Surgeon,
j. r. Lame; Chaplain, J. W. Reeves o.
D., |. 5. Moore; o. G., L. H. Megerle; C. of
A, |. s, Moore. H. H. Scribner. P V. Wise.
Delesotes-C. H. Hubbard, n. P Chapman,
]. r. Lame. P. Dodge, E. r. Dill II. H.
Linnell, T. w. Sheehan Alternates- V.
Wise, l. S. Moore, G. W. FicKs, J. F. Shee-
han, f. D. Shirland, R. S. Frazee, J. C.
Medley. A. NJ. X. Storrie, of Pennsylva-
mia Reserve Corps Post, No. 191, and F.
Higgins, of Beloit Post, No. 147, Kansas,
were present, and enlivened the occasion,
after the election, by rousing speeches
ROSTER OF OFFICERS The Adjutant-
General has issued a neat pamphlet of
forty pages containing a roster of the OFF,
GERS of the National Guard of California.
The officers of the Fourth Brigade are as
follows: John T. Carey, Brigadier- General.
Static. H. Hubbard, ssistant-Adiutant
General; Frank D. Ryan, Brigade Inspec-
tor August Hebron, Ordnance Officer
Win. J. Davis, Engineer Officer; W. C.
Van Fleet, Judge Advocate H A Weaver.
Quartermaster; William Mclaughlin.
Commissary; NJ. Gardner, Surgeon; Joseph
Hahn Davn1aSfar. w Tporooto-