Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-04
BRIEF NOTES.


Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
and commissioned r. d. McElroy, OF San
Francisco. Notary Public, vice sell, term
expired.
The Fish Commissioners steam launch
Governor Stoneman left for San Francisco
yesterday morning to obtain her papers at
the Custom House.
4 social party and free dance will be
given at Sutterville Gardens, formerly SUIT
terville Brewery, Saturday evening by the
proprietor, VIM. Emmerson.
The pump-house at Eighth and Y streets
was entered by thief Wednesday night
and robbed of breech-loading shotgun,
belonging to Henry H Nelson.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco yesterday, en- route for the
State Prison at Folsom, William Allison,
who is to serve five years for burglary.
The funeral of the late Judge John C.
Burch took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of Mrs. w. Il. g. Brown, un-
der the auspices of Union Lodge, F. and
An
Orders have been issued from general
headquarters directing parade and target
practice of the National Guard, in accord
ance with Section 2015 of the Political
Code
An effort is being made to organize
club, with the intention of aiding finan-
cially one of the present baseball mines, so
that additional frst-class players can be
obtained to strengthen it.
John Taylor, sick man who fell down
in the street Wednesday through exhaus-
ton, was taken to the County Hospital yes
terday from the station-h house, to which
officer Kent had conveyed him.
The San Francisco passenger and freight
steamers have entirely given up coming to
the city, the regular programme now being
to unload upon barge below the Y-street
sandbar and have. the Gov. Dana tow the
barge up.
Under Sheriff Coons took to the State
Prison at Folsom yesterday George Will
Jams, sentenced for felony in turning a
railroad switch. Deputy Sheriff Fuller
will take up this morning T. Memory,
sentenced for burglary.
R. S. Carey & Sons, proprietors of the
City Railway line, are determined to carry
all who wish to ride to either the race track
or pavilion during the fair, and to that end
have procured ten cars from the Mission
street line, San Francisco.
A number of gamblers returned yester-
day from the Nevada county fair with their
tools. They reported that the Agricultural
Association would not allow gambling
within their grounds, but games we're run
ming briskly in Nevada City.
Robert Munro Wells swore out warrant
yesterday for the arrest of local officer
William Hildebrandt, who was recently
appointed to take care of the saloons of
Louis Strauss and John Norton Wells
accuses him of disturbing the peace.
James Scobie, contractor for masonry
work, etc, went up to Delta yesterday, to
resume operations in the extension of the
California and Oregon Railroad. Twelve or
fifteen others-civil engineers, foremen,
etc.-also went up from San Francisco to do
duty on the line of the extension.
Arrived yesterday, steamer Dover, from
the upper Sacramento, with grain. Cleared
steamer San joaquin, No. .. for San Fran
cisco, with grain; steamer Dover, for the
upper Sacramento, with merchandise. The
steamer D. E. Knight passed through from
Marysyille to San Francisco with grain.
City Physician Parkinson will deliver a
lecture at the station-house this evening
before the police force on the subject of
" Hemorrhage, and How to Stop Bleed
ing" He proposes delivering a course of
such lectures this winter at intervals to
assist the officers in getting a practical
emergencies.
Yesterday, when the immigrant train
was coming to the city from the East. it
was stoned near Roseville by tramp, and
Nelson Page, a brakeman, was struck on
the head with rock, suffering very
severe injury Officers at Roseville subse-
quently captured the man who committed
the assault Page was brought to the
Railroad Hospital.
Members of Company G made the fol-
lowing scores at the 200-yard range re-
Gently:
0. E. Hughes 4 5 444445 4-43
Sergeant Ed. Sheehan......4 4 ) 4-42
Lieut.. NJ. Ii. Sheehan........4 3 SO
+. Peterson. 3 3 ) i-39
VIM. +. Sheehan..............S 4 1 1 3 3-35
r. Advance. 4 4 , 3-35
}. a. Klein....................43 4 8 5 8 3-35
Justice Henley, in the absence of the
Coroner, held an inquest last evening on
the remains of the man who died from the
effects of injuries received by being run
over by train of cars at Front and P
streets Wednesday morning. The jury
found that his name was John King a ma
tive of Pennsylvania, aged sc years, and
that his death was caused by his own care
lessness.
Officer Woods went yesterday to inquire
into the condition of All Wing who was
stabbed by All Sing few weeks since A
week ago the officer was told that the in
jured man would be out in a week, but
yesterday his attendants thought it would
be two weeks yet before he would be able
TO appear i'll Court. 1t is suspected that the
case is being fixed up by the Cinnamon,
and will never be tried.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, built BY
William Young in Washington last winter
and spring, and which has been receiving
her engines and steel boilers at San Fran
cisco, came up from the Bay Wednesday
evening. She is a tine-looking craft pos
sessed of great power, and, having been
built in the most thorough manner, can
not fail to give satisfaction. She performed
well on her trip up. She will 90 into SER
vice next Sunday, taking the place of the
San Joaquin, No. >, which will be laid up
for awhile.
In the notice of the lecture of Captain
Churchill, the types yesterday made the
REcoRD-U MON say that the Museum Asso-
citation for its effort to furnish intellectual
entertainments desires larger audiences"
1t should have read, deserves larger au-
diences." The RECORD UNION was express
ing its opinion, though probably, in the
case cited, it corresponds with the desire of
the Museum Association. But it might
convey the idea that the association had
made some expression on the subject, if the
error remained uncorrected.
Sergeant Barwick reports that the high
est temperature at Sacramento yesterday
was l50 cooler than the day before. The
highest temperature at this point yesterday
was 140 cooler than Red Bluff, 15o cooler
than Keller. and 30 cooler than Los An
gelcs. The highest temperature yesterday
along the Pacific slope, according to the
Signal Service reports, was: For Tatoosh
Island, 65o; Olympia, 100; Spokane Falls,
790; Dayton, $50; Fort Candy, 62o; Portland,
79o; Roseburg. SO; Cape Mendocino, $50;
Red Bluff, 920; Sacramento, 7So; San
Francisco, 590 Keller, 93o; San Luis
Obispo, 700; Los Angeles, SO; San Diego,
74o.
There arrived by the Lathrop train yes
terday forenoon a Chinaman who seemed
TO be in a critical condition through sick
ness. He had to be assisted from the cars,
and when he reached the ground he fell,
his eyes rolled in his head, and it appeared
as though death was at hand. Cinnamon
who accompanied him were urged to put
him in wagon and carry him to China
town Immediately, but, when they thought
he was dying, they would not touch him,
and white men put him in vehicle. a
Chinaman, who was asked why the Celes-