Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-04
BRIEF NOTES.

at Elk GroVe SATURDAY.
One carload of immigrants arrived yes
terday and five this morning.
The Supreme Court will commence its
May session in this city to-day.
Six carloads of beef cattle arrived in this
city Saturday, consigned to c. S. Swanston.
Dion Boucicaults theatrical company
passed through from the East to San Fran
cisco Saturday.
| A match has been made for a foot race,
TO take place next Sunday between Frank
Eldred and Jimmy Duane.
The County Clerk issued thirty-seven
marriage licenses last month, and the Supe-
rior Court granted six divorces.
| Fisch, Watson & Jones made successful
| commencement of their Saturday night
social season Saturday evening.
| County Recorder Miller received fees to
the amount of 1870 30 last month, and
Sheriff Wilson's fees were $121 Ia.
Henry Dart, an old-time sporting man,
well known not only to Sacramentans, but
ali over the coast, is very seriously i'll.
The Pullman palace car San Diego,
which has been receiving repairs at the
railroad shops, was sent below yesterday TO
go into service.
] Inc nun Oh the llllle trailing Steamer
now being built on the Yolo side of the
river has advanced in construction to the
completion of the planking.
The Hussars at their meeting Friday
evening elected the following officers
Second Senior Lieutenant, Ed. G. Roeder :;
Second Junior Lieutenant, ]. III. Crouch.
Judge Van Fleet will exchange Courts
with Judge Sullivan of San Francisco to-
| ,,,o tl,a Iatta t1y
preside at the hearing of the case of T. II.
Reynolds.
During the month of April the receipts
of money into the State Treasury were
S165, 236 0S. Paid out during the month,
S316,S40 90 Balance on hand May 1st,
81, 81, 100 81.
The jury in the case of Red Jacket Tribe,
Imp. o. r. NJ, VS. J. \. Gibson ct al,
4 which had been on trial for three days, re-
ccived the case Saturday afternoon, and
returned verdict i'll favor of plaintiff.
The chisels used by the thieves who
burglarzed G. Politzs store a few nights
ago have been identified as the property OF
Putney, Bragg e Co, of the Pacific planning
Mill, from which establishment they were
stolen.
Charley Schlutius put in an appearance
at the Park, Saturday morning, with new
PAGER, a lively stopper, and since then there
has been more talk about the animal than
concerning all the others on the track
merely because the horse is unknown.
The telephone wire got foul of the fire
telegraph wire Saturday forenoon, and
caused the alarm bell to strike several
times. The hook and ladder truck went
out, but the other apparatus remained
housed, waiting for more Ineligible sig
mails.
Justice Anderson, of Folsom, held an in
quest Saturday upon the body OF the China
man found hanging to tree near that town
last Friday, and ascertained that his name
was Wing Hong, and that he had been IL
poor health, mentally and physically, as
well as destitute, for about a year. A YER
dict of suicide was rendered.
The Superintendent of the City Cemetery
in order TO secure neatness, requests ladies
and gentlemen who may desire to decorate
graves or do work upon their lots III the
cemetery to throw the rubbish they remove
into the carriage drives, and not in the al
levs Attention to the ordinance prohibit
ing fast driving in the cemetery is also de-
sired
At their regular meeting, held Tuesday
last, Cresco Lodge of Gait, No. 203 l. 0. G
r. elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing term W. c. T., J. c. Fugitt
w. V. f., Miss Rebecca Brooks; Secretary
: J. p Gage; Financial Secretary, Jane:
Ferguson: Treasurer, w. H. Meacham
Marshal, Charles Cole; |. c., Jos. Fugitt
0. c., \. NJ. AubertuS.
The case of Patrick Campbell, of Smarts
vile, who was recently arrested for dis
obeying the injunctions of Court relative tC
hydraulic mining, and fined $500, viii
come up for hearing before Judge McFar
land to-day on habeas corpus. Mr.. Camp
bell claims that he has not disobeyed the
injunction, because he no longer has own
ership in the mine complained of. Judge
A L. Rhodes will appear for the people
and General I. J. Clunie for Mr.. Campbell
The interest felt at the East in news con
corning California is evidenced by the con
slant increase of subscribers from that par
of the country, and the remarks made il
letters forwarding new subscriptions, or il
! their renewals. The subscriptions thu
: being received are almost exclusively TO
q the WEEKLY, and to obtain the State news
as the distance is too great to depend upor
for the freshest news of the world for eacl
mornings reading. The increase Of letter
: of inquiry, and of orders for the WEEKL'
UNION, has been phenomenal the presen
season, and is no doubt in a measure du
, 10 Tie iHllutllCt tAClNlotu W IIIC
of information by immigration associa
tons and the press concerning the resources
? etc, of the State.
2 Chief Jackson has investigated the mat
ter of the assault committed upon John NJ
g Hotz, Friday morning, at his residence
and ascertained that two young men ha'
: been on spree during the previou
night and early morning hours with wv
l women who finally lett them. They knew
' that one of the women had occupied abou
=, eight months ago room in the Crane
. Hotel, and they went there to search 70
her As Iir. Hotz had occupied the apart
t ments for some time ana knew nothing 0
the women they wanted, he told them SC
but they were too much intoxicated to be
lieve it, and the trouble ensued. The
3 have since settled the matter with Nj
: Hotz, and there will probably be nothin
!. more heard of it. They are both respect
e ably connected, and respect for thei
/ friends, if not for themselves, should kee
G them " straight hereafter.
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