Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-03
BRIEF NOTES.

amount OF $40 5O last month.
Catalogues and watermelons the first OF
the season, were in the market yesterday
The Police Commissioners will appoint a
number of special officers for duty to-
morrow.
The business men of the city have de-
cided to postpone weekly collections until
Monday.
Wells Fargo & Co. will move back into
their office at Second and streets next
Tuesday
During the month of June County
amount of 1907 75
The steamer Clara Belle was hauled out
on the marine ways in Washington yester-
day TO receive repairs.
William Gale, recently appointed local
officer, has rendered his resignation to the
Police Commissioners.
The Postoffice will be closed on the
Fourth, except between the hours of u NJ.
and l P. NJ. There will not be any delivery
by carriers.
The Treasurer of Tulare county made q
settlement with the State Controller yes
terday, and paid into the treasury the sum
of $7,024 40.
A correspondent asks whether or not the
of King kalakaua's Kingdom
to the United States will have tendency
to reduce the price of sandwiches
George E. Knight. Insurance Commits
sioner for California, has filed his report for
the last month in the Controllers office.
Total collections for that month, $4,1S2 So.
Professor Martins mammoth balloon and
basket came up from San Francisco by
steamer yesterday, preparatory for the as
cension from Agricultural Park tomorrow
afternoon.
Charles L, Bauer and J. n. MiIikin, Jr.,
who started for Shasta county on hunting
and fishing trip few days ago, teleeraphed
to Horatio Hurd yesterday that they had
killed bear.
Curtis & Blessing, owners OF the Capital
Hotel property, have decided to construct
new sidewalks and awnings around that
repaint the house, inside and out,
and make other Improvements.
Deputy Sheriff Marion Wilson took up
to the State Prison at. Folsom from San
Francisco yesterday a Chinaman named
LeOng Wing, who is to serve a term of
three years for burglary in the second de-
gree.
The real estate and insurance offices of
the city Will all be closed to-day at 1 clock
P. NJ, and remain so until next Monday
in order TO afford principals and
employees an opportunity to give due ex-
preston to their patriotism
The Eureka Social Club has installed the
following officers President, G. Elkus;
Nice-President, NJ. Levy; Recording Secre-
tary, Z. Solaman Financial Secretary.
Emil Steinman Treasurer O. Ross Ex-
ecutive Committee, A. Elkus, S. Loorya. J.
Il. Cohn, c. Kaufman.
Parties who purchased the buildings on
the proposed site of the new Catholic cathe-
dral, X street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth, are busy moving the same to
vacant lots in the suburbs. All the house
movers i'll the city are engaged and the
streets for few blocks are blockaded.
n. Carrager, father of Mrs L. L. Lewis
and Mrs. A. c. Tufts. of this city, died on
Wednesday at his home near Sonoma.
Mr.. Carrager came to California in 1885.
He was leading vineyardist in that por-
ton of the State, and a prominent citizen.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Tufts are now at
Sonoma.
Yesterday morning Joseph Lesser, an
employe of Edwin 7. Earl fruit shipper,
was handling fruit at the steamboat land
ing, when he slipped in such way that his
right foot was run over by one of the
trucks used in unloading the steamer.
His foot was badly crushed, some of the
metatarsul bones being broken
The chain-gang is busily engaged in
cleaning up the paved blocks of J and X
streets. They are a rough-looking gang
mostly men sent up for vagrancy-but the
officers succeed in getting a very fair DAYS
l. Of
heavy chain, securely fastened around the
ankle and caught up at the waist by Il
leather belt.
Complaint has been made to the RECORD
UNION at different times that some of tine
streets and sidewalks are allowed to be en-
cumbeIed to an unwarranted extent with
lumber, dry goods boxes, machinery, etc
The correction of the evil rests with the
Street Commissioner. or Chief of Police, or
both, and letters OF complaint should be
addressed to those officials.
Arrived Yesterday, steamer Flora. from
the upper Sacramento, with barge load of
grain; steamer d. Z. Knight, from Malvs-
vile for San Francisco, with grain and
merchandise; steamer San Joaquin No ..
from San Francisco, with merchandise and
lumber. Cleared, steamer Flora, for the
upper Sacramento, with merchandise
steamer San Joaquin No. ., for San Fran
cisco, with grain.
Superior Judge Garoutte, of Yolo county,
has rendered q decision in the habeas cor
pus case of II. l.. Patterson. of Woodland,
who was sentenced to sixty days in the
county Jail, and to pay fine of $50, for
furnishing his son in a cruel manner. The
Court found the judgment and commit
ment from the lower Court in accordance
with law, and remanded the prisoner to the
custody of the Sheriff Defendants attor-
ney says he will take the matter before the
Supreme Court for hearing.
Sergeant Barwick reports that there was
Oh. of an inch of rain at San Francisco, and
a very light sprinkle at Sacramento, accord
ing to the Signal Service reports, and
threatening last night at Red Bluff. The
highest temperature yesterday was q: For
Falls. So: Dayton, $50; Fort Candy, $40 !;
Portland. So; Roseburg, $50 Cape Mendo-
emo. &c; Red Bluff, $40; Sacramento.
SO; San Francisco, 659 Keller, $50 San
Luis O6ispo, 750; Los Angeles, 79o, and
san Diego. 10.
4 young Sacramento sportsman returned
lately from a hunting and fishing excur-
sion. and took pleasure in narrating his
one of his flies, and made such fight that
the fisherman nine-foot leader parted
close up TO the line, and the fish got away.
The young man was slightly demoraliZed
when one day a Tanchman living near
where ne had been camping met him in a
gun-store and spoke right out in meeting,
" You know that leader of yours that you
lost? Well. ! found il hitchcd to a snag
and have got it, three flies and ally
The Sacramento and Vincent Circles of
the Chautauqua Society held their annual
meeting last evening at the residence of
Miss Nettie Melvin, corner Sixth and II
streets. There was a full membership
present. The graduates for the present
year were Rev. T.. Il. Ollie, f. b. Hussey,
Mrs. +. Il. HuSsey, Mrs. s. H. Davis T..
Smith and Miss Grifiiths. The exercises
consisted Of an address upon " Literature.
by Rev. Mr.. Ollie; recitation, by Miss d.
Davis; essay, by Fl. B. Hussey, " Kitchen
Science and Art" piano solo, by Miss
Mamie Barrett essay, Mrs. S. II. Davis,
Feiee Islands,; L. Smith, essay on
" Chemistry" valedictory, Mrs. +. b.
Hussey Each graduate was presented
with floral offerings and after the regular
exercises a banquet was partaken of.
The Woodland Board of Health has
adopted the following preamble and resolu-
ton: Whereas, the county Jail and Jail
ward OF Woodland are in such filthy con-
dition as to be dangerous to the health of
| the occupants and TO the people residing in
the vicinity. as well as offensive to the
senses therefore, be it resolved that the
county jail and Jail yard is hereby declared