Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-08
BRIEF NOTES.

The snagboat Seizer has returned TO the
Feather river.
The Hussars had q horse drill on the
Grant yesterday.
Three carloads of Immigrants arrived
yesterday and two this morning.
Several Sacramentans sent money East
early last week for the race Tyrant won on
Saturday.
In Washington last Saturday George
Conrad was elected School Trustee for
that district, No l.
Last Friday morning the dwelling of Ed
ward Gallup, at Woodland, was destroyed
by fire. Uninsured.
During the repairs TO the building now
being occupied by Wells Fargo & Co, that
firm will remove to the Arcade building
Asa P. Andrews, q Pioneer and one of
the Oldest residents of the city, died yester-
day. Deceased was & native OF New York.
aged Ga years.
The little pleasure steamer Hi Yah, hav
ing started a leak, was yesterday hauled
out on the Yolo side of the river to be
calked and painted.
The case of C. r. Clarke will come up in
Department Two of the Superior Court this
morning, when motion for a new trial
| Will probably be made.
! Two boys named Fred Jefts and Morris
Loventhal, runaways from Modesto, were
arrested here on Saturday, and yesterday
their fathers came up and got them.
An election held at the Riverside road
! school-hOuse Saturday last resulted i'll the
unanimous choice of Anton Koch for
School Trustee for term of three years.
Saturday night some one stole A. S.
Woods horse and buggy from East Park.
\ yesterday mOrning the turnout was found
on the road near Brighton, the horse stay
! ing around at Will.
In Washington, yesterday morning,
match at twenty-five clay pigeons was shot,
for s. a side, between Steve Anderson and
James Camp. Each killed twelve, but
on the shOot-off Anderson won.
w. c. Smith, of Florin, sent to this office
last Saturday samples of Strawberries raised
upon his ranch They were all of large
/ size, some measuring eight inches in Cir
conference, and We're of fine flavor.
| In Department One of the Superior Court
Saturday. Lee Brown and Thomas Eagan,
| charged with an assault with q deadly
weapon upon John Hotz pleaded not guilty
The cases are set for trial next Thursday.
The Pacific Sportsmen's Club will occupy
their new rooms, on Fifth street, between
/ and J. next Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock, and have invited the Forester Club
to be present and assist" on the occasion.
The well-known trainer and driver
Johnny Blue. has arrived at Agricultural
Park from Woodland with six horses. in
Guiding the black PAGER Killarney and
another good side-wheelcr, and four trot-
tiers.
John Donobrc driver Of the fnnr-borse
dirt team that ran away on \ street Friday
afternoon. has been sent out to the County
Hospital some OF his ribs having been
broken when he WAS thrown from the
wagon.
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who had henr ottnndinfr the CaIadn,,ia no.
mic fell into the drainage canal as he was
leaving the Park, and had a narrow escape
from drowning in the mud and water be-
fore he could be rescued.
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