Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-16
BRIEF NOTES.
The Aimee troupe departed for the East
last evening on the overland train.

The Aimee troupe departed for the East
last evening on the overland train.
There were 200 second class passengers
on the East-bound train last evening.
Officer Rider arrested at Second and |
streets Sunday night Chinaman who was
reported to be insane.
w. J. Liner, who died at Iowa Hill, Pla-
Ger county, on Thursday last, was a brother
in-law of J. Eiszler, of S21 Tenth street.
The owners of the new steamer Thomas
Dwyer found hera success on her first trip,
from which she returned yesterday morn
ing.
This evening the Cook excursion party
of five coaches will pass through from San
Francisco, attached to the East-bound
train.
Mrs. John Hoesch, of San Francisco, who
has been i'll for some time at the residence
of Clarence Nelson, in this city, died yes
terday
The time of arrival of the freight and
accommodation train from Redding, via
Davis, has been changed from $50 P NJ to
2:30 P. NJ.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Chas. Andis, by citizens, for mis-
demeanor; and Mary Doe, by officer Kent.
for petty larceny.
The Governor on Saturday appointed
and commissioned John Hardgrave a Di-
rector of Agricultural District No. Il, vice
w. c. Cressler, who failed to qualify.
Under Sheriff 0. E. bailey, of Modoc
county, took to the State Prison at Folsom
yesterday prisoner named George Wilson.
who is to serve one year for burglary.
Augustus Kagle. foreman of the Natoma
vineyard, who fell at SANKEY'S stables a
few days since, and received serious in
juries, is improving slowly, and will re-
cover.
More communications were received yes
terday in regard to the city Postoffice site,
have already appeared, it is moi necessary to
yield space for their publication
Frank Black, alias Wade, the fugitive
from Oakland, who was arrested here Sun
day evening by officer Arlington and de
tective Fuller, of Oakland, was yesterday
morning taken back to that place by Fuller.
Perrin Stanton had eighty sacks of bar
ley stored in his barn for about a year.
Last Friday he took it to the Phoenix Mills
to be ground. Owing to the fire Sunday
night he is relieved of the trouble of hauling
it back.
III. Wachhorst was very much surprised
yesterday to find that ticket he had pur-
chased in the rattle for fine cart, which
j. ii: Corbin had put up, was the winning
number. He was not present at the rattle,
bat some one threw 43 for him.
c. R. Clarke, under sentence of imprison-
ment for life fol murder, was taken to San
Quentin by Sheriff Wilson yesterday Mrs
Clarke accompanied her husband to San
Francisco. The prisoner has strong hopes
of obtaining new trial.
Officers Sullivan and Kent assisted bv'citi-
zen Tom Lotus, raided a Chinese establish
ment on | street, yesterday afternoon, ex-
pecting to capture party of Celestials play
ing tan but the Cinnamon were not to be
caught mapping. and the raid was failure
Frank Kanpmeyer, who accidentally
shot and killed Miss May Pinkham some
days since, had an examination before a
Justice of the Peace at Auburn yesterday,
and was acquitted. The particulars appear
in Geographic dispatch in another col
umn.
James McClain, WHO failed to appear for
trial on a charge of threats against life in
Justice Posts Court Saturday, was arrested
by Constable Harvey on an alias warrant,
and yesterday committed to Jail in default
of 81 900 bail, until the case comes up at II
NJ. Wednesday.
Warrants were drawn by the Controller
yesterday in favor of NJ. Miles for S34 419 40
for labor and material furnished in the con-
struction of the prison at Folsom. The re-
cent Legislature, it will be remembered,
passed an Act providing for the payment of
Mr.. Miles claim.
Grand Master n. Cook, Grand Secretary
Walter B. Lyon, Grand Marshal w. f.
Norcross, and other officers of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, paid a fraternal
visit Saturday evening to Industrial Lodge,
No. 157. The Grand Master delivered an
instructive and able address.
The argument of the Valensin divorce
case was commenced by Judge Beatty, for
Mrs. Valensin, in Department Two of the
Superior Court yesterday morning, and
when concluded Grove L. Johnson for the
defendant, addressed the Court Each side
has been limited to six hours.
The congregation Bnai Israel elected the
officers last Sunday: President.
L. Elkus President, NJ. RobItscheck
s. Morris Treasurer, L. Phillips:
S. Mooser, Mark Levy and ID.
Germanus; Collector, NJ Wilson School
Board, j. Gattmann, a. Mooser. A. Elkus.
Clarence Forte left at this office yester-
day some fine specimens of headed wheat,
from the farm Of Hade Wilson, on Grand
Island, Colusa county. 1t is of the variety
known as the Pride of Butte" The
heads average eight inches in length, are
well filled, some of them containing 1874
plump kernels.
The family of George Bachmann, the
agent of the Keystone Wringer Company,
who left for San Francisco a few weeks
since, and has not been heard from since,
though his coat was found on the wharf at
have been left in destitute cir
at No. 610 Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Bachmann has three children.
Miss Florence Botsford, who became in
sensible while walking from the State
Capitol Saturday afternoon, did not have
an epileptic attack, as reported, but tainted,
and remained unconscious from p. NJ.
until 3 A. NJ. Sunday. 1t was
feared at one time that she would not re-
cover, but yesterday she was very much
better.
At the water works yesterday morning
it was stated to a reporter that at the time
Of the alarm of fire, 1910 A. NJ, Assistant
Engineer Williams, who was on watch,
set the engines at work to get
up the fire pressure, and it was up to the
required point in very few minutes.
Chief Engineer Foster, who lives near by,
got up as soon as the alarm was sounded.
FASTENED TO the water works and assisted.
George Reuter- has challenged F. NJ
Coons to pigeon-shooting match, 100
birds, q yards rise, 500 a side Forester
Club rules, to take place at Agricultural
Park on Sunday, the ashland has put up
a deposit of S25 as a forfeit. Coons recently
challenged Reuter- to such match, but
the latter did not respond. AS both men
have now taken their turn at challenging,
it is probable that the match will be made.
A great number of pigeons had made
their home at the Phoenix Mills, and a
little house was constructed for their ac-
The conduct of the birds
when the fire occurred Yesterday morning
the attention of hundreds of spec
tators. They flew around wildly when the
small building at the corner was burning,
frequently returning to their house. appa
rently TO see how their little ones were
faring. As the blaze extended, numbers of
them appeared to be irresistibly attracted
by it, and lowered over the burning struct-
ure as if unable to fly away. Now and
again one would be scorched and fall into
the flames. Presently their house got on
fire, and 1t was noticed that while half of
the interior was in a blaze the parent birds,
bewildered, would alight upon
the little shelf on the outside of the re-
pass through the holes to the in