Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-02
BRIEF NOTES.

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| this morning.
Nine carloads Of oranges were forwarded
| TO the East yesterday.
Measles are very prevalent at ShinglC
| Springs and in that vicinity.
Thirty-five carloads of tea will 90 East
from San Francisco this morning.
The steamer Clara Bell cleared for the
upper Sacramento yesterday, with general
merchandise.
Robert Beck, of this city, yesterday ship
ped fine jersey cow and calf 10 Chas For
man, at Los Angeles.
The Odd Fellows Library, which has
been closed for week or ten days, to be
cleaned up, Is now again open.
The man through whose carelessness
Miss May Pinkham lost her life last Satur-
day has not yet been apprehended.
Louis Mativia, baggage-master on the
Sacramento and Single Springs train, is
seriously poisoned with poison oak.
Thirty-two marriage licenses were issued
by the County Clerk last month, and the
Superior Court granted six divorces.
John Leitch, father of D. A Leitch of this
city, died few days since near Dundee
Scotland, at the advanced age of So years.
Company A, First Artillery, will this
evening hold an election for First Lieuten-
ant, Major ". S. Leal1e acting as Inspector.
Governor Stcneman has appointed and
commissioned A. w. Rhodes Notary Pub
lie Tor San joaquin county, to reside at
Stockton.
During the month of May the County
Recorders fees amounted to $346 25; the
County Clerks $437 20, and $50 reporters
fees; the Sheriffs, SCI 81.
The Alta Baseball Club has challenged
the Unions to match game for from 800
to 5000 q side, but stipulate that all the
players shall be Sacramento men.
This spring has been so cool that the
doves did not arrive here as early as usual,
and consequently in many nests the young
ones are still in their pin feathers.
The Brighton Baseball Club has organ.
lied with the following officers Samuel A.
Pugh, President Peter Rooney, Secretary:
William Henderson, Captain and Treas
urer.
Thefuneral OfeX-Mayor Hardenbergh will
take place from the depot this morning
under the auspices of the Pioneers, on the
arrival of the li:25 train from San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Nate Webb, who has been suffering
from blood poisoning, is slowly improving.
1t was caused by running a splinter in her
hand, while putting a stick of wood in the
stove.
License Collector T. F. Dolan collected
licenses last month to the amount of
s. ,467. He starts out this morning to make
collections in the county for the present
quarter.
These arrests were made yesterday, all
for disturbing the peace: Mike Whalen,
by local officer Albee; Ed Gowen and Chas
Isum, by officer Frazee; William Smith
and Mrs. Smith. by officer Kent.
The Capital Turf Club will hold bust
ness meeting at the Golden Eagle Hotel at
$50 o'clock tomorrow evening. All parties
who have bills against the club are re-
quested to present them at that time
Columbia Lodge, No u, Knights of
PythiaS has elected the following officers
c. c., Richard Watkins; V. c., George w. |
King; P, w. O. Prince; NJ. at A, William |
Quinton Director, William f. Oughton
Patrick Carroll, who was brought to the |
county Jail few days since from Walsh's |
station, on suspicion of his being insane !
was yesterday examined by the Commits |
sioners and committed to the Asylum at |
Stockton.
Deputy Sheriff Weir, of Stanislaus
county, yesterday returned to the State |
Prison at Folsom two prisoners, named |
Frank Fairchilds and John Lavoreno, who |
had been taken to that county to act as
witnesses in a case on trial.
4 little son of George Howson is quite |!
i'll III consequence of his having |
put beans in his ears, having an idea that /
he could make them come out through his |
nose. The beans have been removed, but |
nuch Inflammation remains.
Hall, Luhrs & Co.'S delivery horse had a |
runaway from the Postofiice corner yester- |
lay afternoon going up K street. The |
wagon COllided with another midway be- /
ween Fourth and Fifth streets, and both |
we're upset, but the trouble was put an end |
o before much damage had been done.
The funeral services of Nav Pinkham. |
IN account Of whose sad death was given
will take place at the Congrega- |
ional Church at / o'clock this afternoon.
The pastors of several of the city churches !
will assist in the exercises, and the choirs |
If st. Paul and the Congregational Church |
will unite in the music.
Ball d Craig have commenced suit in the |
superior Court of Yolo county on behalf |
If George w. Woodward, to recover from |
he railroad company the sum of 81 200 to !
which amount he claims to have been |
damaged in consequence of some of his !
lorses having been killed by the cars near
Woodland about two years ago.
Sheriff Wilson has received a letter from |
r. NJ. A. Hunt, of Belfast, Grant county. |
Ark, asking for information concerning |
his father Oscar Hunt, who came to Cali |
ornia in 1851 OF %, and has not been |
heard from by his friends in Arkansas
since the war. Hewas working as miner |
when last heard from, but his letters were |
nailed from Sacramento.
The wife. mother and brother Of con- !
luctor Leroy Enos, who lost his life |
through an accident near Davisville Sun
lay, returned yesterday afternoon to Oak |
and, 10 which place the remains will be |
orwarded this morning from Sacramento. |
Another brother of the deceased will ar
i've from Winnemucca by train No. 2 this |
morning in time to escort them The |
uncral viii probably be under the direc- !
ion of The Brotherhood of Locomotive |
Fireman.
The % las. man for the $50 P NJ train
yesterday was Of the Chinese persuasion. |
lie made quite a neat little run, after the |
rain started to catch the platform of the |
rear car, and jumped upon it amid great |
applause from the spectators. Unfortu-
najcly, just IS he felt like congratulating |
himself, his hat blew of, He wanted to |
90 by that train, but he couldn't leave his |
hat, and ne jumped oil in great haste, hop |
Ing to recover the head-covering and get |
bacI, on the car again. He jumped toward |
his hat, to save as much time as possible |
aud OF course his feet flew from beneath |
him when they touched the ground, and |
for a second or two he had Greco Roman
tussle with himself, during which there
were legs and arms flying in every direc-
ton. Finally, getting his hat, he pursued
the train nearly to the bridge, encouraged
by the yells of the lookers-on, but failed to
catch up with IT,
COURT IrENs.-Y esterday, in Department
One of the Superior Court, sentence in the
case of A. d. January was continued for
two weeks .Jose Valezuella alias Span
: u loo who had t,lpa6eJ ulIilfv oli q chorrp