Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-17
gRsFF NOTES.

/ But one arrest was made yesterday
Frank Lopez, by officer Kent, for battery.
Thirteen carloads of beef cattle from
Nevada passed through to San Francisco
yesterday.
There will be battalion driil and guard
mount by the First Artillery ct the armory
this evening.
The Sacramento river has beer falling
for few days past, and at IL o'clock last
night registered II feet inches.
The Governor yesterday appointed s. P
| Duncan a Supervisor for District No. 4,
San Benito county, vice L. f. Larious,
resigned.
! The snag-boat Seller and barge Aid, hav
| ing finished work ON the upper Sacra-
! mento, left yesterday to do service on the
! San Joaquin.
Governor SLOVENIAN yesterday signed q
| land patent for w. S. Barnum, of Hum
boldt county, for 100 acres, and one for A
N Guptill for 100 acres.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route TO
Folsom. Lon Kee, who is to serve four
years for petit larceny, second otfense.
At the First Baptist Church last evening
very interesting and eloquent lecture was
delivered by Rev E. S. Chapman, D. D.,
upon The Solomons and Caesars of To-
day
Bell & Co.'S next auction sale will be held
at their salesrooms Nos. 1904 and 1905 J
street, tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, when they
will offer horses, buggies, wagons, furni
ture, etc.
1t has now been definitely determined
that there will be no change in the man
agement of the Metropolitan Theater. D.
J. Simmons will continue as its lessee and
manager, subsequent to January 1st, as at
present.
The heavy wind yesterday caused fire.
quent interference with the fire alarm
wires, and the Fifth street bell was often
heard during the day. AS the wind was so
high, people dreaded a fire, and every time
the bell tapped it attracted much attention.
About l o'clock yesterday morning Off
Ger Coffey observed that Johnston's coffee
house, on Sixth street, between J and X,
was on fire. He called a member of the
Fire Department the door of the place was
forced open, and the fire, which was near
the kitchen stove, extinguished.
The storm interfered greatly with the
entertainment given at Turner Hall last
evening in aid of st. PauPs Church, but
there was quite large assemblage of ladies
and gentlemen nevertheless, and the dance,
to the music furnished by Jones, Fisch &
Watson, was evidently greatly enjoyed.
The steamer Apache, of the San Fran
cisco passenger line, which left for the Bay
yesterday, is to be hauled out on the ways
at Oakland Point for repairs, and the
steamer Onward viii take her place, COM
ing up tonight. After the Apache has
been overhauled the Modoc will be at
tended to in a like manner.
Some one who was shooting on the Nor
ris grant few days ago killed a Shetland
pony, and Mr.. Haggin has consequently
issued strict orders that no one be per
mitted to shoot on the property hereafter.
Consequently there was large number of
his employees on duty last Sunday to warn
all hunters 10 vacate the premises.
The number of shooters who were out
after ducks last Sunday from this city was
astonishingly large. On the Overflow F."
they were rs thick as skirmshers for an
army corps, and when duck appeared in
sight the fusilade was like the opening of
battle. Few birds were bagged, us the
shooting generally commenced before they
we're within range of anything but a cam
non. But the hunters had lots of shoot
ing" and the ammunition dealers were
benefited.
ldi-t HuIiDtt Oi DONS- CDiIeCLeu IN
front Of c. p Nathan's clothing store,
on J street amused themselves last even
ing by annoying Cinnamon who might
pass. Local officer May released from them
one Celestial whose appearance indicated
that he had been used rs a broom to clean
the street. The officer remained a whileto
compel good behavior, and stopped them
from annoying other Cinnamon who came
along. On leaving, he saw a crowd col
lected at Fifth and | streets, and going
there found that number of the boys had
proceeded TO that locality to modest the
Chinese. He dispersed them, and en-
deavored to catch one boy, whom he had
but few minutes previously warned to be-
have himself but, after chase of several
blocks, the youth got away, the officer be-
ing unable to make a successful race be-
ing weighted down with heavy overcoat.
LODGE BANQUET. - Last evening the
members of California Lodge, No. 1850, X.
of H., held little informal banquet in
their hall after the degree work had been
completed. Upon adjOurning to the BAN
quet-room the tables were found to be pro
vided with oyster stews, hot coffee, wines,
etc. There was large attendance of broth
ers of both California and Unity Lodges.
HORSE AND WAGON SroLEN.-Sam Troia
gave information 10 the police yesterday
that young man named Harvey, who had
been stopping for few days at rrank
Troia's ranch, between Florin a i Elk
Grove, disappeared from there last Satur-
day, taking with him q horse and wagon.
shotgun and blankets belonging to the
Troias.
ANGosTURA BITTERs do not only distin-
guish themselves by their flavor and arc
matte odor above all others generally used,
but they are also q SIRE nreNentiXe for all