Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-08
BRIEF NOTES.

opera House.
Louis Gerber arrived yesterday afternoon
rom klamath county, Oregon. with 2O0
e head of beef cattle.
: During the month of August License
Collector Dolan collected the sum of s.. 500
the largest collection yet made.
= The steamer Dover arrived Yesterday
rom the upper Sacramento with barge
load OF grain, and returned light
Cstharine Dale was examined by tbp
F Commissioners Of Lunacy Yesterday. and
committed 10 the Asylum at Stockton
Daniel Mulberger, who died in this CITY
, Sunday, is reported to have left the com
Portable sum of $4,000 TO his sister. resid-
ing in Ohio.
Citizens will do well to bear in mind that
tnere VIII probably be great many tough
citizens in Sacramento during fair time.
ana all kinds OF thetts may be expected
Two young men, named Sullivan and
Harvey, We're arrested yesterday by Deputy
Constable Swift for badly beating China
men on the Riverside road on the evening
OF August Both
James McGuire, who appeared in the
Ponce Court yesterday morning on q charge
Oh having been drunk, but was discharged.
was again taken in yesterday, by officer
FRANKS, for disturbing the peace.
AT Woodland last Saturday evening
Ihere was wrestling match between Gus
brown who has gained considerable repu-
tation as lightweight wrestler, and 0. +.
Sklhner, an amateur of Yolo county The
latter Won easily.
These arrests were made Yesterday
Maud Wallace, by officer Ash, for exhibit
ing; Charles Miller, by officer Goods. and
}. Stears, by officer Kent, for being drunk
James Mcclure, by officer Franks. for dis
turDmg the peace.
The breech-lOading shotgun belonging to
Henry Nielsen, which was stolen from the
pumP-house at Eighth and Y streets one
evening last week, was yesterday recovered
by officer Ash from a citizen to whom n
Chinaman had sold it for s..
The Board of Supervisors did not trans
act any business yesterday, but adjourned
until 10 \. N. to-day, out of respect for the
memory of John McMullen. father of Su-
pervisor McNlullen, who died at Suisun
saturday morning, and was buried there
yesterday
The N. f. Conference, which adjourned
at Stockton yesterday, appointed c. s. Has
well to the charge of the church in Wat
sonyilIe; T. 5. Dunn, San Jose; C. Nickel
vey, Oakland-all well-known in Sacra-
mentO. The SiXth-street Church still
remains in charge of Rev L. r. Ollie.
The mat Of tea found in the possession of
John Riley and James WEIGH. who were
arrested by officers Farren and Franks last
saturday proves to have been part OF a
shipment made by Booth & Co. to Delta.
II, as is supposed. the property was stolen
| rom ron car; the charge against the prisoners
will doubtless be burglary.
Last evening a new baseball club. to he
known as the Eureka, was Organized by
selecting from the Eureka and Knicker-
booker clubs the following members New
bert, Nolan, BalZe Milliken, Lynch. Gold
stem, Mclaughlin, Swift, German and Bid
we'll. b. Steinman will act as manager.
The club Is open for challenges.
The cases of the People VS.. Thomas II. |
Reynolds were called in Department One
OF the Superior Court yesterday Grove |.
Johnson, counsel for the defense, moved
| Tor the dismissal Of the indictments. and
that the defendant be admitted to bail on
ms own recognizance. The Court set Sat
urday next for the hearing of tie motion.
W, j. Patterson, who was arrested re-
Gently for grand larceny, but discharged in
the Police Court because of insufficiencv of
evidence, was then arrested on a charge of
vagrancy, but allowed to go on his pr0mis
to leave town and stay away. He came
back again Sunday or yesterday, however.
ana was AGAIN taken in charge by Chief
!
about two years ago r. II. Doval had
his Exempt Fireman's badge stolen in this
city, and also an AMETHYST pin. Van G
Dodge, residing near Hicksville, while
cleaning up in front Of his chicken house
a few days ago found the badge, which he
returned to Mr.. Doyal, much to the latteI's
qualification. How it came to be upon Mr..
Dodges premises is a cOnundrum, but it is
supposed the thief went there some time
to commit theft and lost it.
Last Saturday at the Woodland halfmile
track the trot for purse of $3.50 for two
year-old colts and FLIES sired by the stall
lion Alexander Button took place. OF the
colts entered but three started-C r. Hop
pms b. c. Johnnie, James Martins q. f.
Dollie Button and George w. Woodlands b.
l. Rose. The track was slow. Johnnie won
the first heat in 3:22, and Rose the second
and third in 3:15l and 3:07!. Dollie was
Withdrawn after the second heat having
cast shoe.
In Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday, Clarence Gay and Maurice
. Ioole were arraigned on a charge of rob-
berry, committed on the Third-street bridge
one evening recently. when they assaulted
two young men and robbed one of his
| watch chain, but were soon after arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Rider. OToole an
nounced that his true name was John Bell.
The prisoners pleaded guilty, waived time
and were sentenced to three years i'm
prsonment each-Gay at Folsom, and Bell
at San Quentin
A few days ago a storekeeper, mainly at
the suggestion of his kind-hearted wife
gave to woman who had applied to them
Tor relief, representing herself to be in des-
utute circumstances, and without even a
pea TO sleep upon, cot, mattress and bed
clothing, sufficient to make the applicant
comfortable. Last Saturday, while going
past a second hand store, he saw there the
entire outfit, ard learned that the woman
had sold the property for a small sum soon
alter receiving it. The milk of human
kindness has entirely dried up in his heart
since then.
The highest temperature Yesterday. ac-
cording to the Signal Service reports was
For Tatoosh Island, 57o: OLYMPIA.
$50; Spokane Falls, 750; DAYTON, S20
Fort Candy G29; Portland, 60o; Rose
burg 40; Cape Mendocino. 62o
Red Bluff, So; Sacramento, SO; San Fran
cisco, 63' Keeler, $50; San Luis Obispo,
$50; Los Angeles, 100; San Diego, 40. The
temperature at noon yesterday east to
Omaha was: For Salt Lake. SO; Chev
enne, so and light rain; Denver, Gle;
North Platte, $50 and light rain Omaha.
$50 and light rain.
Articles OF incorporation have been filed
in the office of the Secretary of State of
the San Jacinto Canal and Water Com
Pany. Object to supply the town of San
Jacinto, San Diego county, and surround
ing country with water for domestic and
irrigating purposes. Directors-John RYAN.
James Kerr, G. NJ Green, A. B. McCor
mick, c. c. Bailey D. McBeath and Joel
SPAIN; capital stock, $4,000. Also, of the
Paway Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Paway, San Diego county; Trustees-Geo.
W. Parnell J. II. Hickey, VIM P. Baker.
Q. 5. Chaplin and T. B. Hardsell. Also. of
the Hueneme Wharf Company; principal
place of business Hueneme, Ventura |
county; Directors-T. R. Bard, A. J. Sails
bury E. O. Geberding, c. L. Bard J. P.
Green; capital stock, 100000.
Gregory, Barnes & Co., of this city have
a force of twenty-five Cinnamon. divided
into three gangs, engaged in packing fruit
IN different places under direction of a
member of the firm. Two are in Placer
vile, packing pears, peaches and plums.
One is engaged upon A. LaTourettes
ranch, five miles from Placerville, working
upon fine crop Of peaches, all clingstones.
The firm expects to get 5000 boxes of
peaches from that ranch alone, and thinks
1t is the best single lot of shipping peaches
IN the State. They have about 10 600 boxes
OF other peaches and pears to shin from