Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-13
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river marked 10 feet IL
inches yesterday, a rise OF one loot IN con-
| sequence of the late rain.
Shad have become very plentiful in the
Sacramento fish markets Good-SiZed ones
are retailed at 25 cents each
George Howson's many friends here will
| be pleased to hear that he has won another
race with jim Douglas at St. Louis.
Nd. Rideout, of this city, has contracted
| for the erection on his property in Marys-
vile of fine residence, to cost over $4,000
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, of Placer
county. took TO the Asylum at Stockton
Yesterday an insane woman named jeanette
| Ferguson.
1t is reported that parties from San Fran
cisco are engaged here in selling rubber
stamps, printing obscene pictures and
| literature.
A free sacred concert is announced to
take place tomorrow Sunday evening at
| the Congregational Church, to which the
public is invited
The Sacramento Dudes are going over
| to Woodland tomorrow TO play game
with the Strictly Business Club TOR love
| money, beer, wine or marbles"
Shipments of oranges to the East from
| the lower country continue, but not to such
ar extent as a few weeks ago. Two o.
three carloads pass through daily.
F. Kampmier, who was taken 10 Auburn
! from Santa Rosa on Thursday, Will be eX
amined there next Monday to develop the
| facts relative to the killing of Miss Pink
IN.
a., 7ntral Park Sixteenth street, between
+ and {; there will be family concert to,
49, a.im ~ srict order will be maintained
and and Objectionable characters will be e1
GUIDED
The stern wheel steamer Aurora, recently
built at San francisco for the California
RECONSIDERATION Company, 10 run on the
Lower sacramento was launched Thurs
day evening.
Tie chaitmen Of he din '' the &C Capita til a
Hotel this evening at 100. u " ~
Booth has accepted the Ch,Irmansn't
the Invitation Committee.
Judge Henry is considering he advlsa-
biiity of recommending the City trustees
to pass an ordinance compelling T. re CLOS,
ing Of saloons at midnight, believing Iha'
it will work public benefit.
The flags of the steamer Modoc were dis
played at half-Inast yesterday, out of re-
spect for the memory of first engineer
Compton, of her crew, who died at San
Francisco on Thursday after brief illness.
a citizen who had been observing the
great number of dead fish floating in China
slough, remarked that he did not think it
AT all remarkable. What puzzled him was
not that they died, but that any were able
to live in the filthy water.
Do Il
Colusa county. yesterday rendered his re-
was accepted. He expects to assume the
duties Of Internal Revenue Collector of the
Fourth District on the 1st of July.
Captains Human and Freeman came up
from San Francisco yesterday to inspect
the hull and boiler of the little trading
steamer, Tom Dwyer, recently built on the
Yolo side of the river by J. w. Rock. She
will probably make trip tomorrow.
These arrests were made yesterday: Rosa
Williams, Lille Evans and Louisa NAL
agee by officers Kent and Rider, for ex-
hibiting; Joe Levy by officer Kent. for
battery; Lizzie Washington, by special
officer Strader, for being common drunk
ard
J. R. HoIson publishes card this morn
ing which should surely result in u race
between his horse and that of c. IL. Gil
man. When men and horses are both
ready, and their money also, it only re-
quircs a stakeholder and track, and they
are not hard to find.
The fifteenth annual fair of FL Dorado
District Agricultural Association, No. 8,
will be held at Placerville, commencing
August 18th and closing on the 10Th. Very
liberal premiums have been offered in the
various departments, and an attractive
speed programme arranged.
Notwithstanding the GOODNESS of the
evening, there was u great assemblage of
people at Capitol Park to enjoy the first
open-air concert of the season, which was
given by the Hussar Band. They had ar
ranged fine programme, and carried it
out in very creditable manner.
II. NJ Bernard H. 4. Burnett, John
Conran and O. W. Erlewine, the commit
tee that has been canyassing the Fourth
Ward for funds for the celebEtion OF the
Fourth of July, have finished their canvass,
and yesterday deposited 1928 80 III the Ma
tional Bank Of d. o. Mills u Co.
J. p Melchoir the new lessee of Rich
mond Grove, will give a concert and dance
this afternoon and evening at that popular
resort, the Hussar Band furnishing the
music. In the evening the Grove viii be
illuminated by electric lights for the first
time There will not De any charge for
admission.
Horace Kellogg, Internal Revenue Agent,
will leave in q few days for Oregon, and on
the 22d instant viii turn over the revenue
Office of that department to the new Col
lector He will then return to San Fran
cisco and transfer the office there; after
which he will come to Sacramento for the
same purpose.
At 100 A. NJ tomorrow a change of time
goes into effect on the railroad. The prin-
cipal change affecting the travelling public
is that train No. 6-the west-bound immi-
grant train-which will arrive here at $50
P NJ, instead of 1l:30 P. NJ, as at present,
and leave for San Francisco at go p. NJ.
The Colfax train will leave here az 1905
Pm, instead of 1855 A. NJ, as at present.
Yesterday afternoon the earth caYed in
in the excavation dug on Third street be-
tween J. and NJ, for the laying of a sewer,
and Joseph Dillon and james CoiIey, two
workmen, were nearly buried in the debris.
They were extricated as soon as possible
and taken home. Dillon is severely in
iured about his back and hils, and may be
hurt internally. Cotley's legs were bruised
severely.
The Seventeenth District Agricultural
Society, representing Placer and Nevada
counties, Will hold its annual fair at Glen
brook Park, midway between Nevada City
and Grass Valley commencing September
1st and ending on the 9th. The society, of
which Hon. A. Walrath is President, is
spending about $4,000 i'll fitting up the
grounds. A resolution has been passed to
the effect that gambling will not be al
lowed on the society's premises.
Near the depot yesterday morning a
good-looking brown setter dog, an estray
which for several weeks has been following
one person and another as he was treated
kindly, was run over by street car, and
one of his fore legs broken while the other
fore foot was crushed. 1t was decided to be
best to kill the animal to put him out of
his misery Deputy Sheriff Lee shot him,
but his heart nearly failed him when the
poor beast wagged his tail when he APP
preached, and seemed to expect some act
of kindness and assistance.
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