Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-10
BRIEF NOTES.

1
The steamer San joaquin, No. 2, cleared
for San Francisco yesterday morning witt
a barge load of grain.
Yesterday, in Department Two of tn
Superior Court, Mary Mueller was granted
a decree of divorce from Otto Mueller.
The Eureka Baseball Club has accepte,
the challenge recently issued by the Knick
erbocekrs, and will play for $50 side.
Officer Kent arrested yesterday mar
named Walter Robinson, who recently es
capped from the Oakland Jail, and came t
Sacramento.
These arrests were made yesterday join
Doe by officers Farrell and Kent for bat
terry; Billy Davidson, by officer Rider, FOL
being common drunkard.
Mary Roberts, alias Chin u-wan, anC
Lizzie Washington (colored), incorrigiblt
drunkards left for San Francisco on the
steamer Wednesday afternoon.
The g Mite" Society will give tea " al
Westminster (Presbyterian) Church, Sixth
and L streets, this evening, from to s
o'clock. The public are invited.
Yesterday twins-both boys-were born
to the wife OF Thomas Naman, who resides
on Fifth street. Two years ago the lady
presented her husband with triplets.
A correspondent asks whether all the
breweries in the city who retail liquors pay
a retail license. He can ascertain that fact
by inquiring of the License Collector.
| Two Cinnamon of CORTLAND refused to
pay their license to Collector Dolan when
he called upon them. He brought suit,
and yesterday they came up and settled.
| The steamer Modoc, when coming to the
city yesterday morning, grounded upon the
| bar which has formed about opposite the
| foot of Y street, but got off without much
| trouble.
Duncan C. Ross, Jack Dempsey and
other men of muscle, who had been attend
| ing the wrestling tournament at Grass
| Valley, passed through to San Francisco
yesterday.
| The State Prison Directors have directed
| the officers of the State Prisons to wear a
uniform of blue, with brass buttons and
| black felt hat. The order went into effect
on the 4th instant.
Deputy Sheriff Cassidy, of San Joaquin
| county, returned yesterday from the State
| Prison at Folsom to which place he had
taken Charles Dayton, to serve two and a
half years for burglary.
| The sum of $40 was received at this office
yesterday for the fund in aid of Mrs. Nor
ris, the widowed mother of the boy who
recently had his legs cut off, making the
total contributions so far $41 %.
There passed through TO Boston from Los
| Angeles yesterday family consisting of a
man and wife and their fifteen children.
Another evidence TO Eastern people of the
| glorious climate and productions of Cali
| fornia.
The case of H. L. Patterson, of Wood
land, which was heard by Judge Bridgford,
of Colusa, on habeas corpus last Tuesday,
was taken under advisement, and Patter-
son, pending the decision, has been re-
turned to the Jail at Woodland.
John Wolfrom's barn at Blacks, Yolo
county, was destroyed by fire Tuesday
night, together with its contents including
a horse, mower, harness, hay and chickens.
| The origin of the fire is unknown. The
loss was about half covered by insurance.
Frank Morton, who was sentenced in
San Francisco on the 30th Of last April to a
term of five years in the State Prison at
| Folsom for burglary in the second degree,
was yesterday transferred to San Quentin,
| Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco,
taking him down.
George Sent, who for some months past
| has been manager of the Western Union
| Telegraph office in this city, left yesterday
| for San Francisco, where he accepts pO-
sition in the general office. E. A. Boards
| lee, former manager of the office, sue
ceeds Mr.. Semi in this city.
The Signal Service reports show the
| highest temperature yesterday at Olympia,
$50; Spokane Falls, 76o; Dayton, $50; Port
land, 790: Boseburg, 76o; Cape Mendocino.
Go; Red Bluff, So; Sacramento, 780; San
| -
Obispo, nc; Los Angeles, $50. and San
Diego, 40.
| Judge Mcfarland yesterday sustained the
demurrer in the case of VIM. B. Todhunter
VS.. the State of California-one of the suits
brought to recover damages sustained by
the changing of the outlet of the American
river, in 1862. Plaintiff was granted leave
to file an amended complaint, and upon it
the Court gave judgment for defendant
The California & Oregon passenger train
was an hour and fifty minutes behind time
in its arrival here yesterday morning, in
| consequence of the engine breaking an
| eccentric when near Durham station The
enigrant train from San Francisco was
delayed somewhere below, and did not
reach Sacramento until noon-about four
| hours late.
| The Silver creek campers. who have for
! the past eight years made Silver creek their
| summer rendezvous every year, and been
very successful in hunting and fishing,
started again for their camping ground
! Tuesday morning with an outfit for a six
weeks stay. The party this year is much
smaller than usual, however, numbering
only three-Charles Rider, Thomas 0 Brien
and Curtis Todd
| d. D., G. W. Nichols, assisted by the
Great Chiefs, installed the following officers
of Owosso Tribe, Imp'd. O. r. N
| Wednesday evening Sachem, L. II
| Greer; S. s., Chas. Fehl; j. s., J. w
Crone; c. of r., J. C. Medley; P, H. A.
Guthrie; LIST s., +. Griswold ID s., Z. II
| Mckee. Great Sachem A Andrews and
other Great Chiefs will visit the various
Tribes of Red Men in Sacramento tonight
Residents Of Yolo county have organized
a company to establish q new winery, and
| the warehouse property of Hunt & Ste
| pheEs has been purchased for So. 500 as the
| location for the establishment, the parties
! selling investing the money received in
stock in the new enterprise. Fourteen
| thousand dollars Of the twenty thousand
capital stock has already been subscribed,
and the company are pushing their prepa-
| ratiDnS 50 as 10 be able to handle portion
Of this years vintage.
Mention was made in the RECORD [ MON
sometime since of the fine Illustrations of
the Crocker Art Gallery. Mrs. Crocker's res
| ilence and the Marguerite Home, which
| appeared in The IIea Shore published at
| Portland, Or. Isaac Rudisili, a representa-
tive Of that journal, is ROW in the city for
| the purpose of procuring further and an
extended number OF sketches OF the princi-
pal buildings, etc, for publication in a
| future number Of The Vest Shore, and
will remain several weeks.
Last evening at q saloon uptown young
man who was suffering from tOothache be-
came literally crazcd with the pain, and
| commenced buttiug his head against the
wall in manner that threatened to do him
serious injury Friends endeavorod to re-
strain him. and officer Sullivan was called
in TO assist. At one time the sufferer threw
three of them from him. but he was again
restrained, and physician who was called
in administered a quieting remedy with
good effect. The patient was then removed
to comfortable quarters, where he will be
carefully looked after.
STATE CAPITOL IMPROVEMENTS arc
invited for the construction of sidewalk
about the State Capitol grounds in accord
ance with an Act of the Legislature passed
at the last session. which reads as follows
The State Capitol Commissioners are di.