Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-17
BRIEF NOTES.

Waterhouse, of this city, a Notary Public
The banks of the city will close from Ii
a. N. till > p. NJ. to-day, on account of the
funeral of ex-Mayor c. II. Swift.
The case of John NJ. Hotz, for killing
John Green, viii come up for examination
in the Police Court this morning.
The emigrant train was detained at the
Bay yesterday morning, and was three and
a half hours late in its arrival here
A concert and dance viii be given al
! Richmond Grove Sunday afternoon and
evening, the Hussar Band furnishing the
| music
John Hannah an elderly man, got on q
spree yesterday, fell into the clutches of a
couple Of toughs' and was robbed OF
about $50
William W Wright, native of England,
was yesterday, in Department Two of the
Superior Court, admitted to citizenship, on
the testimony of L. B. Pierce and G. f.
| Sanborn
The Chinaman who was stabbed by a
| fellow countryman Wednesday evening. as
| mentioned yesterday, is resting quite COM
tortably at the station-house, and will prob
| ably get well.
j. D. Hennessy, who was arrested here
| by officers Sullivan and Kent for theft
committed at Port Costa, was yesterday
taken to that place by Constable Reynolds.
who came up after him.
The remains of the late Judge C. II. Swift
will arrive from San Francisco ON the 1l:25
a. NJ. train to-day, and the funeral will take
place from the depot under the auspices of
| the Pioneer Association.
The police made raid yesterday after
noon and evening, and gathered in for
vagrancy thirteen tramps who have been
hanging around the beer saloons on X
street, between Front and Second.
H. L. Patterson, of Woodland, was before
Judge Mcfarland yesterday on Il writ of
habeaS corpus, but the result was the same
as on the hearing before two other Judges
iously-remanded to the custody of
the Sheriff.
A little daughter of Constable S. E. Har-
vey was bitten on the leg by q dog as she
was passing along | street, between Sixth
and Seventh, and the same animal is said
to have bitten other children. Harvey pro-
poses TO make-tAe dog good with a dose of
lead.
1t is reported that the branch of the Sal
Walton Army located in Sacramento has
concluded to abandon the feld-either be-
cause the city is too good or too bad TO
make their further stay here desirable-and
will next week make a change of-base to
Napa.
The ladies of the Sixth-sueet NJ. E.
Church will give a novelty social and enter
tainment this evening, and invite all their
friends, it being the last social of the Con-
ference year. An attractive programme
will be rendered, and refreshments will be
served afterwards.
Alexander Vanderlieper, the tramp who
made himself unpleasant at Senator John
ston's ranch, Richland, Wednesday, and
had to be persuaded into submission with a
club, was taken before Justice Henley yes
terday morning and sentenced to fifty days
in the County Jail.
The steamer Flora arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with a bargeload
of grain, and the steamer Dover with a
bargelOad of hay. Both steamers returned
to the upper river yesterday afternoon. The
steamer San Joaquin No. > cleared for San
Francisco with grain.
The mandamus case of Miller VS.. Dunn,
Controller, was yesterday, in Department
Two of the Superior Court continued until
next Monday, at . \. NJ, owing to the alb
sence Of D. NJ Delmas, counsel for the
Controller, who was yesterday busy with a
case in San Francisco.
The County Treasurer yesterday redeemed
five Of the 81 900 bonds issued by the county
November ii, 1884 and purchased by the
State IN trust for the school fund. Under
the Act of 1883 such bonds can be redeemed
at will. BY this redemption the county
saves interest on s.. 900 at /! per cent.
\ meeting Of German Catholics of the
city took place at st. Rose Hall last even
ing, in response to the call of Rev. 7 Blu
chOlZer \ conference was held relative 10
smoothing over a difference that has exist
ed between the German and other Catholics
of the city, and it appears probable that
harmony viii be secured.
J. A. Cunningham has the boiler for the
steam launch which J. " Rock is building
for the Fish Commission, on the Yolo side
Of the river, nearly completed, and it is
learned that the manufacturers Of the en-
CINE have it ready to set up. Boiler and
engine Will be placed on board the craft be-
fore She is launched which will be about
the LIST OF August.
Some malicious individuals are inter
fering with the Electric Light Companys
arrangements for mast lighting, by break
ing open their switch-box and turning the
switch at times so as to shut off the maSts
from the circuit. The company proposes
Commissioners, to be paid by the company,
to watch for such offenders.
The County Board of Equalization yes
terday directed the Clerk to summon the
following taxpayers to appear before the
Board on Wednesday, July 22d, to show
cause why their assessments should not be
raised viz; Mebius d Co, c.. F. Nathan,
Peoples Bank, D. O. Mills & Co., John
Breuner, Joseph Hahn j. G. Davis, A. Il A.
Hebron, a. Coolot. Newbourg & Lagos,
W. D. Comstock, Jake LYMAN and J.
Cohn.
About five weeks ago a cattle man who
was about to leave for Oregon overland was
given by friend in this city an intelligent
dog and started on his trip accompanied
| by the animal. A day or two ago the dog
| reappeared IN Sacramento, foot-sore and
very thin. but evidently delighted to get
back. Parties acquainted with the circum-
| stances are curious to hear from the cattle
| man, and TO learn at what stage of the
Journey the dog left him and made his way
| home.
The following officers of Union Degree
Lodge. No. 3, /. o. Q. T., were installed
| last Tuesday evening by d. D. c. NJ. w. f.
| Cronemiiler: II. Senf, d. NJ; A. Root D.
| ID. NJ. Chas. \. Fisk, Recording Secretary :
! W. c. Wright. Treasurer: Z, j. Clark, War
| den O. <B. Glow. Conductor; W. W. Ellis
! First Assistant; J. K. Scribner Second
| Assistant; James Scott. Third Assistant ;
| II. II, King Fourth Assistant; II. Mier
! Inside Guard II. f. c. Wulh, Outside
COnd actor; j. Cariaw, X. s. s.; J. L. Nor
| risson, J.. ;. :.
Some little excitement was occasioned at
Third and ! streets among the Celesdals
about noon Yesterday a crowd of about 200
Of them speedily collecting to look ut a
| Chinawoman who had arrived on the San
Francisco train. Some of the Cinnamon,
on being Intercepted, said that the curios-
| ity was manifested on account of the
woman being q" little foot - but such was
not the case. a Chinaman living on |
street had informed his friends that he was
going to San Francisco to purchase a
woman : they told others, and portion of
| the crowd assembled to see how good a buy
| he had made Last evening the occasion
of all the excitement was developed by the
arrival of a genuine little foot from San
| Francisco, the aristocratic wife of q mer-
chant OF Chinatown The depot fairly
swarmed with Celestials anxious to see
| her, and ii was with difficulty that she
could move through the crowd and gain
| her husbands residence. Her feet were 50
small that she had to be supported by
others while walking. The Chinese had
| heard that she was coming, and conse
| quently the arrival of the other woman re-
| ccived more attention.
| SUPERIOR COURT.
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