Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has receded to 20
feet . inches.
The Thompson Opera Company left yes
terday for Los Angeles.
\ son of Dan Dennison had fall at
Calf Saturday, and was badly hurt.
Company As soiree at Armory Hall Sat
urday evening was a pleasant affair
A bicycle was stolen Friday night from
the basement of r. F. Redman's store.
Judge Mcfarland on Saturday granted
Mary Richardson Il divorce from George
Richardson.
The pink and blue" party given at
Arno Friday evening was a great success.
Many Sacramentans were present.
Friday night thief gained entrance to
the Telegraph Saloon, Twelfth and ]
Streets and stole $25 and several boxes of
cigars.
Deputy Sheriff Mckee, of Inyo county.
passed through Saturday, taking Joseph
Alvarez, an insane man, to the asylum at
Stockton.
The Young Ariels and Young Brightons
played game of baseball yesterday, the
former winning by a score of u to Ii, and
an inning to spare.
As City Attorney Anderson was engaged
in the Superior Court Saturday, l. Joseph
acted in his stead as prosecuting attorney
in the Police Court.
The running horse Beaconsfeld, whose
leg was accidentally hurt at San Francisco
Friday, was yesterday doing well, and in a
few days he will probably be all right
again.
All Hung, alias All Lee, recently con-
victed of burglary and sentenced to four
years imprisonment was taken to the
State Prison at Folsom by special officer
Nelson last Saturday.
Sheriff Lord of Nevada county, took to
Stockton yesterday an insane man named
William D. Thomas, and had also in charge
a boy whom he was taking to the San
Francisco Reform School.
-Four fine young trotting horses, owned
by Mr.. Dickinson, have arrived from tie
East and are quartered at Agricultural
Park. One is stallion by General Knox,
and the others mares by Edward Everett
According to the Signal Service reports
at o'clock last night storm was looked
for in Washington Territory and northern
and central Oregon, as every Signal Service
office in that department reported a foul
weather sunset.
The Sheriff will pay into the county
y ,
collected, Sal, Az 66, making the total to
date $106,177 SS-an excess of $24, 33S %
over the collections of last year to cor
responding date.
Rev. II. G. Dewitt, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Salt Lake City, will de-
liver free lecture in the Ninth-street Bap-
fist Church this evening, on the subject.
" Downfall of Mormonism." All are in
vited to hear him.
The steamer San joaquin No. 4 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise and lumber, and returned to the
Bay with grain. The steamers Dover and
Neponset No. 2 cleared for the upper Sac
ramento with merchandise.
A number of gentlemen met Saturday
evening at the office of E. X. Alsip, to con
suit relative to the starting of a women's
cooperative laundry. After discussing the
matter at length, they adjourned, without
taking any action in the premises, until
some evening this week.
There was heavy frost in this vicinity
Friday night. Saturday the weather in
town was clear and pleasant, but from the
Sacramento and Yolo bridge it could be
seen that heavy bank of fog WAS as near
the city as the mouth of the American
rlver-less than half a mile distant.
a special meeting of the California Mu-
scum Association will be held this evening
at $50, to consult with the Directors as to
the choice of teachers for an art school,
None but members will be admitted. There
Will be on exhibition specimens of the work
OF the different applicants for teacher.
The Woodland Board of Trustees has
rescinded the ordinance imposing a dog
tax The reasons assigned were that the
town could not afford to pay a regular Of
hcer to look after the matter except by
commissions, and the paying of commits
SONS induced oyer-Zealousness on the part
OF the officer, which led to breaches of the
peace.
About 10 o'clock Saturday night, while
Mrs. 7. Nash was leaving a street car at
Eighth and K streets, the car horse started
too quickly, and she fell hurting her back.
She was assisted into a residence near by
and attended by a physician, who hap
pened to be passing, and subsequently was
taken home. The doctor did not think
the case serious.
The police will do good service. when
political or other meetings are held on the
streets, to see that the speakers stand is
located in such place that the street cross
ings are not blocked by theerowd, and that
the sidewalks are to some extent kept clear.
Saturday evening, at Fourth and X streets
ladies as well as men had to 90 out in the
mud of the street 10 pass meeting.
Thomas Hodgdon, of Washington, Presi-
dent of the Yolo county Board of Super