Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27
BRIEF NOTES.

Ogden.
w. B. Todhunters fine colt Estill, makes
his debut on Eastern tracks to-day, when
he meets several cracks at Chicago in an
important race.
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday the case of J. L. Garrett VS.. the
Central Pacific Railroad Company was con-
tinued by consent until July 21st.
The only arrests made yesterday were
William Johnson, by local officer Gale,
and Chin-du- Wan, by Judge Henley and
citizen Atwood, both for being drunk
The celebrated Tong quartz mine at
Clarksville has been sold to parties in San
Francisco. The new proprietors contem-
plate Immediately erecting ten-stamp
mill.
| Cosumnes Tribe Imp. o. r. NJ, has
elected as representatives to the Great Coun-
ell John W. Reeves, Richmond Davis,
George Boyne, John T. Counts and f. H.
Kiefer.
The j." Evening with Longfellow" at the
Central NJ Z. Church last evening was an
interesting event, i'll which some of the
best musical and literary talent of the city
participated.
Rev. H. H. Rice will deliver sermon
! tomorrow evening at 7:45, in Westminster
| (Presbyterian) Church, ON The Lessons of
the Turn Fest" German citizens are espe-
cialiy invited.
A large number of people gathered at
the Plaza last evening to enjoy the concert
! by the Hussar Band. The music was ex-
| cellently rendered, and the audience evil
IDENTIFY appreciated it.
| Deputy Sheriff Inquest, of Santa Bar
bara county, came no to the city last even
| ing, en- route to Folsom Prison with Miguel
| Angelo, who is to serve three years for an
assault to commit murder.
Red Jacket Tribe Imp. O. R. NJ, last
evening elected the following representa-
| tives to the Great Council, viz NJ I.
Brewer, c. T. Spencer, Geo J. Scully. John
| Domingos, J. J. Nagele, Z. II. Petit and
Fred Sauze.
| There will be 4 concert and dance, after
| noon and evening, at Central Park street
! between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. to-
morrow. Strict order viii be maintained,
and families may attend without fear of
! disturbance.
Daniel Mason has contracted with Dean
& Bohn for the erection of a two-story and
| basement brick building upon his lot on
the east side of Third street, between I aud
}, north Of the alley, the work to be COM
pleted by the last of August
Supervisor Steinman's fine sorrel team
became frightened at something up town
about 10 o'clock last night, upsetting the
vehicle and throwing him out The horses
ran away, smashing the carriage and hurt
| ing themselves considerably.
Court Sacramento, No. 6,S6l, A. 0. F.,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term c. R. J. W. Hughes S. C.
r., f. A. Morgan Treasurer, \. Harvey
Financial Secretary, Fred. Uhl Recording
Secretary, c. A. Root S. w, NJ White
Jr. w, Charles Fehl: S. b. r H Greer
]. B., H Stone
Thomas Merry, son of D. 3. Merry, of
Colusa, who, while out hunting few days
ago near Single Springs, was accidentally
shot through the leg with rifle in the
hands of companion, has been removed
10 Folsom, and is getting along nicely un-
der the doctors care. 1t is thought he will
not lose the limb
H. /. Patterson, who was recently con-
yicted in Justice Ruggles' Court, Wood
land, OF lntilcting unnecessarily severe pun
ishment upon his son. and sentenced to
sixty days in the County Jail and to pay a
fine Of $3.50, has taken steps to have the
judgment reviewed in the Superior Court
by Judge Garoutte
In speaking of different members who
were in attendance at the Bezirk, the Sac
ramento .JOiirHGi, local German paper
says: The veteran Turner, Papa keeh-
ner came down to represent Placer county
in the contest for the grand prize. and he
would have got it if the weather had not
been so hot, aud he had not been so corpu-
lent
". F. Morrison, who is to serve ten years
for cmbezzling funds belonging to the Order
of Chosen Friends, was brought no from
San Francisco yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Wilson and taken to Folsom He wore a
new silk hat and neat suit of clothes. was
bright and Jolly in his style, and seemed
more ike man about to start on pleasure
excursion or wedding trip than one on his
way TO assist in gathering the granite crop
Rodericl, \. McLennan, at one time a
resident Of Sacramento has been arrested
at TGrlock, Stanlslaus county, where he
has resided several months, and taken to
San Francisco to answer on charge of
enbezzling $500 81, funds of the Ancient
Order of FOreSters, while he was serving a
term as District Secretary, from October
1888, to October, 1884 He claims that the
arrest is the result of a conspiracy by GER
tain parties to injure him.
Sergeant Barwick reports that the Signal
Servie weather reports show the highest
temperature yesterday to have been At
Tatoosh Island, 90; Olympia 67o; Spo-
kane Falls, so; Dayton, 790 Fort CANDY.
GO; Portland, $40 Roseburg, 500 Cape
MendocinO, 707 Red Bluff, 90 Sacra-
mento. so; San Francisco, go; Keller, $50;
San Luis Obispo, SOC: Los Angeles, Sc:
and San Diego, 69o There was an appre-
ciable precipitation at Tatoosh Island
Olympia, Spokane Falls and Fort Candy
yesterday.
1t is said that William Mckenzie, who
has been acting in this city as Assistant
General Master Mechanic of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, will assume the
duties of the recently consolidated positions
of Master Mechanic of the Western Divis-
ion and Chief Engineer of Steamboats,
This viii cause the retirement of George d.
WEIGH, of West Oakland, and Mr. Foster
OF San Francisco, who now occupy the po-
sitions to be consolidated. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Welch will go into the shops at
West Oakland
There were three occupants of the CITY
Prison yesterday who thought they could
almost see across the boundary line into
the great hereafter-two men and woman,
afflicted with delirium tremens. and who
had been taken to the station-house for
safe-keeping. None Of the cases were very
bad, as compared with some that have been
treated at that institution, but all three
patients were possessed of the belief that
they were going to die Immediately. One
thought he had been shot and fatally hurt,
and at times believed he was dead but
would rouse, move one leg little, and
murmur, " Not quite gone; couldn't move
his leg if he was. Another wanted
drink ofthe same old stuff, whisky, gum
and water He said ne had clear con-
science, and if he could only get to San
Francisco he would die happy. As to the
hereafter, he was uncertain. If there's a
heaven I'll go there if there's hell I'll
go there"
AT THE PAEK.-At Agricultural Park
there will be two interesting match races
between gentlemens roadsters In one
for $500 side, the contestants will be C..
" GilrnaIl,s Enss nrnl 6 l.