Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-25
BRlEF NOTES.

The steamer Dove arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of grain.
Oliver Sauve formerly of this city, has
been arrested at Oakland for stealing car
penters' tools
Byron C. Winston has filed 4 trademark
for the North Standard Tea Company in
the office of the Secretary Of State.
Sheriff Harkey, of Suffer county, took TO
Stockton yesterday an insane woman
named Mrs. Mary Ann Mckinney.
Thirty days having expired since Gen
eral Grants death, most of the enblems OF
mourning in the city have been removed
from the fronts OF buildings.
There was no session of the City Trustees
yesterday, owing TO the absence OF MesSrs.
| Nielsen and Jones from the city. \ meet
ing viii be held this morning.
The fifteenth annual fair of the El Do
RADIO District Agricultural Association tNo:
| s. will commence at Placeryille to-day, and
continue until the 10Th, inclusive.
Officer Sullivan arrested last evening
boy about II years of age, named James
Donnelly, who is runaway from San
Francisco. He will be sent home to-day.
The Agner winery, at Florin, recently
operated by A Haraszthy d Co., of San
Francisco was destroyed by fire early Sun
| day morning. The fire was doubtless an
incendiarism.
Deputy Sheriff Coolidge, of Alameda
county, brought up last evening en- route
to the State Prison at Folsom, Michael Hig-
| gins, who is to serve four years for burg
larry in the second degree.
The funeral of the late Peter B. Trope
| will take place from Masonic Hall at 8 P.
NJ. to-day, under the auspices of the Knights
Templar, Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter
and Concord Lodge No. III, T. and A. NJ.
X. c. Irvine yesterday morning found his
horse and cart, stolen Saturday morning in
Brockway's corn-field about three miles
below the city, where the property had been
lett by the appropriation, Dan. Fay. Horse.
harness and cart were uninjured
There were stolen from W. H. Moores
premises, Sl5 Eighth street. Sunday even
ing, two overcoats, valued at $50. A thief
also stole that evening from barn on
Nineteenth street. between G and III.
number OF carpenters tools, belonging to
j. +. Letcher.
A two-year-old child of William lie Roza,
residing on Fifth street, between n and O.
was very badly burned last Friday, in con-
sequence of its clothing being accidentally
ignited by another child, who was playing
with matches. 1t is doubtful whether the
little sufferer will recover.
The glandered mare which C. SCHNEIDER
was recently led TO purchase, through false
pretenseS, as mentioned in yesterdays
| RECORD UNION, was yesterday by direction
| OF Health Officer Ferral, taken outside of the
| city limits killed and buried. Theanimals
head proved 10 be in a shocking condition
John Kline, residing at Eighteenth and
| streets q l.
the arrest of his son Peter, aged about 10
years, on charge of battery. They do
| not appear TO have been on good terms re-
| Gently, and yesterday morning the bow
while they were at breakfast, threw a cup
at his father.
The Chico Guard, and Company C, Cap
| tain Rapp, of Nevada City, left for their
homes yesterday. The latter came I'D from
santa Cruz the night before with the Sac
ramento soldiers at the depot they were
visited by large number of the local
militia and as the train pulled out they
gave three rousing cheers for Colonel Shee-
han.
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Rich. of Placer
county, Superintendent of the Iowa Hill
tlume Company, was in the city yester
gay, and reports that miners in his vicinity
nave struck some good pay dirt from
which they are getting out large quantities
OF gold by means of rockers. J. H. Hob
son, formerly Of this city, is reported TO
have very rich claim.
There came up from San Francisco by
sundays steamer steam engine of fine
and servicable appearance, forwarded by
byron Jackson, OF that city, for exhibition
at the State Fair. This is the first large
article that has arrived for the exposition,
but some smaller ones had been previously
received. and it is believed that great
many exhibitors intend to have their goods
on hand early.
The San Diego Ferry Company yesterday
rotary OF State. The company proposes to
keep public ferry upon the bay of San
Diego. The Directors are Richard A.
Thomas, Orrin S. Hubbell, Hampton L.
Story, William E. Robinson, J. X. Mulker
Charles S. MOrrel and T S. Van Dyke. The
capital stock is $4,000, divided into 600
shares of the par value of $40