Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-16
BRIEF NOTES.

Saturday and yesterday report that ducks
are quite plentiful.
!. There is quite a rivalry in this CITY be.
tween the German hot-sausage yender and
the Spanish tomato man.
Owing TO the rain of yesterday the adyer.
used game of baseball between the Atlas
and Ariels of this city did not take place.
One of the most fastidious officers on the
police force looks really nobby in his
two-dollar-and-a-half coffee colored) over
coat
The telephone Office will be removed to-
Gay from the Western Union building to
Ihird and streets, over the Boston Drug
Owing to the confusion resultant upon
recataloging books in the State Library,
that institution will be closed to visits to-
day and tomorrow.
Milton S. Halsey has been elected Vice
President of Sacramento Parlor, n. S. G
W., OF this city, vice Henry L. Ryan, re-
moved from the city.
Sheriff Inflow, of Yuba. came down YES
terday with Chinaman named All Lee.
en- route to Folsom, there TO remain for
tour years for attempting to bride
The box sheet for the sale of tickets to
the Emma Nevada concert, which is to
take place at the Clunie Opera House. will
be opened on Thursday, November 10Th.
Work upon the new Catholic Church at
Gait Is progressing satisfactorily The
building in very few days will be adj
yanced sufficiently TO admit the laying of
the roof
Here is the middle of November. and
| cherry trees in blossom in the vicinity of
Twelfth and o streets. Our glorious
/ cllInOtpN Sr,r11p mona +I,o,, .
| after all.
The rain of Saturday night and Sunday
| has again made the unpaved streets yery
| soft, and family horses have resumed the
| no them rather agreeable task of eating
| of their heads
u. Il. WhitemOre, an old resident near
| Cicero, died at his house last Monday. after
a lingering illness, The remains were in
tered in Liberty Cemetery last Wednes-
! day. Deceased was a highly respected citi-
zen, and leaves a family.
| a grand literary and musical entertain
ment and'dance for the benefit of the |. O.
.: +. Library will be given at Turner Hall
THANKSGIVING Eve, Wednesday, November
10Th. The Uniformed Degree Camp will
| give an exhibition drill
The recent rain has caused the grass to
| sprout, and the cattle ranges in the neigh
Dorhood OF GAINESVILLE, White Rock and
| Latrobe already present beautiful green
| appearance Feed will be good in those
localities within very few days
! 1t is said that a few Sacramentans guessed
some OF the winners at the Blood Horse
races at the Bay on Saturday However
that may be, great many who staid al
! home are wishing they had a few of those
Observation-Disclosures pools on Plato.
| The Placerville Democrat says: Last Mon
! day Gottleib Poehler was selling on our
streets raspberries, Strawberries blackber-
! ries and watermelons, raised on his ranch
| Just below Placerville. This is pretty good
| Tor November 9th and place with an alti-
| tude of 900 feet.
a valuable horse belonging to the street
car company dropped in his harness Friday
afternoon on X street, near Ninth. Super
| intendent Carey says he has forgotten the
veterinary surgeons high sounding name
| of the disease, but his own diagnosis of the
case leads him to believe that it is clear
case of spinal meningitis.
On Friday evening next, November Goth.
| Gait Division, No. IA, e. r. K p, assisted
! by Gait Lodge, No. SO, X. P, will hold a
reunion at Brewster's Hall, to which their
! friends and the public are respectfully in
vited TO attend. On this occasion the la
dies of Gait and vicinity will present the
Uniformed Rank with handsome flag.
In the case of the People VS.. George s.
| Putney and Helen Putney, Justice Haines
Saturday examined the witnesses for the
People, and continued further hearing of
the matter until next Thursday. The COM
planning witness is II. S. Putney, brother of
| one OF the defendants, who is charged with
malicious mischief in having torn down a
fence alleged to belong to complainant.
| EOllowir,er iS tba ra,,nrt oc H.
| school &c. l.. Hannibal, teacher, for the
month of October: Whole number en-
rolled, 81 average daily attendance, 244.
Those deserving special mention for de-
pertinent and scholarship are Maud Ref,
Alice Carr Esther Carr, Ella Carr. Lettie
| Phillips, Cora Quiggle, Susie SALESMAN,
Emma Thomas, Fred. Leroy, Willie Carr,
Henry Thomas and Geo. Thomas
Following is a report of the Davis school
| for the quarter ending Friday, November
| g, 1885 Percentage of attendance "a ::
average daily, 1873; total number enrolled,
| 40: number of days absence As; number
| of times tardy, 16. Roll of honor: Thos.
Davis, Eliza Putney, Charles Davis Those
| deserving special mention; Lizzie Putney
| Berthe Tinker, Emma Putney, Hamilton
! Davis, LuZetta Sayles, Katie Lewis, Column
bus billiard.
Many of the immigrants arriving in'Cali-
fornia are locating in FL Dorado county,
| where land can be purchased at very rea-
sonable figures. One of those immigrants,
who passed through this city few weeks
| past, located near Shingle Springs on what
is called greasewood land. He grubbed
and cleared an acre in little over three
weeks, and realized $4S from the wood cut
therefrom, thus making wages while pre-
| pairing his land for vines.
| Ha,,ryr Of. b;c - r.
days since, sold to 2. j. Crowley, of San
| Francisco, 705 bales of hons Q42,6l3
pounds, Of the crop of 1884, for q cents
per pound. In 1882 Wittenbrock sold
Crowley about the same amount of hops,
receiving at that time 624 cents per pound.
| The crop raised in the vicinity of Sacra-
mento the past season is varieusiy estima-
ted at from 5000 to 10000 bales Some
2500 bales remain in the producers hands.
and are worth from to 9 cents per pound.
Naomi Chapter, No. So, Order of the
Eastern Star, has elected the following
| officers for the ensuing wear: Mrs. J. W.
Boyd, Worthy Matron: Rev Carol NJ.
| DAVIS, Worthy Patron Mrs. W. b. Miller.
Associate Patron; Mrs. A. Meister, Treas
urer; Mrs. l. w. Crum, Secretary Mrs.
| DIR. White, Conductress Mrs. Florence
Hamilton, Associate Conductress Miss
Smith, Adah Mrs. Linn, Ruth; Miss Bur
trum, Esther; Mrs. A. Heyman, Electa /;
Mrs. 5. A White, Warder; George Dunn,
Sentinel.
The following warrants were drawn by
the Controller on Saturday: Agricultural
District No. l, s., goo; Agricultural Distric.
No. 6, 81 200; Agricultural District No I.
81, 200; Eureka Guard $500; Company c,
Fifth Infantry, $500; Cottrell &; Son, for
presses for State Printing Office, So 800
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum,
81 1856 IS; San Francisco harbor and i'm
! provement fund.- S31 ,07S %; Supreme
Court expenses, S4.623 10; Fish Commits
sioners. 81 40 10; Caraw Brothers, fence
about Capitol grounds, S2.414; State Engi.
neer's Department, STA.
THE POLICE SLATE-The following ar.
rests were recorded at the station house last
, night S. Roberts and J. Davis, by officer
!; Sullivan, for battery Emma Stanley, by
the same officer, for exhibiting; Charles
Bernart, by officer Coffey, for battery
Nealy, by officer Frazee and special May
for being under the influence" Jack
German, by officer Kent for being drunk
i of the common order; George Jones, by
/, officer Brissell, for disturbing the peace