Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-04
BRIEF NOTES.

- NnlSut Landing uSnerman caught
eighty shad at that place on Monday
Seward Post, G. A R., of Woodland, will
conduct the celebration of the Fourth OF
July in that town.
The grasshoppers are leaving the vicinity
of White Rock, and railroad trains are no
longer troubled by them.
! During the month of May the value of
new buildings and improvem ents in Yolo
county aggregated S21 300.
Charles Pritchards premises, on Tenth
street, were visited by a thief Tuesday
night and robbed of seven fowls of fancy
breed.
The gentlemen appointed by the City
Trustees to act as a Fourth of July Com
mlttee will meet at the Courthouse at 7:30
this evening.
William Licermack, the brakeman who
had bis ankle fractured at Fresno on Tues
day, during railroad accident, was brought
to the Railroad Hospital yesterday
In Department Two of the Superior
/ Court yesterday Thomas Atwood, native
/ of England, was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of Daniel Coppola and Z. p
Snyder
The steamer Flora will start for the
I upper Sacramento, on her first trip, to-day
The Dover will be hauled out on the
marine ways in Washington to receive at
tention
Samuel Kay, late Captain of the Gov
! ernOrs Guard Cadets, was last evening
elected Junior First Lieutenant of Com
pany B. Major Win, J. Davis presided at
| the election.
Yesterday afternoon the black trotting
mare Gersta, property of George Hearst,
| while being worked on the Riverside road
| burst a blood vessel, and it was feared at
last accounts that she would not recover.
|. t. Crum, foreman of the upholstery
/ department at the railroad shops, made
misstep and fell Tuesday evening, and in
| endeayoring to save himself fractured his
left thumb He also received cut On the
| chin.
A Deputy Sheriff of San Bernardino
| county arrived in the city yesterday en-
route to the State Prison at Folsom with a
| prisoner named Charles Rousseau. who is
to serve a term of five years fer grand lar
ceny
The only arrests made YESTERDAY were
those accomplished by officers Kent. Franks
and Ash, who raided an opium Joint last
evening and took in Ed Wallace, Ed.
! Lynn, Henry Page and W. Wilson, for
smoking opium.
Officers Kent and Ash found in a freight
car standing on Front street, between l.
and N, yesterday morning, black yalise,
which had evidently been stolen, taken
there, cut open and relieved of its contents
No theft OF the kind has been reported at
the police Office.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of grain and wood. The steamer d.
E. Knight passed through from Marvsville
to San Francisco, with grain The Alva-
RADIO cleared for the upper Sacramento, with
general merchandise.
Alexander Goldberg, who died in this
city Yesterday, was a native of Sacramento
county, and p years of age He was a
member of Elk Grove ParlOr, n S. G. w.
His funeral, which takes place this after
noon at $50, Will be under the auspices of
Sacramento Parlor, No 5, of this CITY.
Richards & Knox of this citv have ro-
ca;1-ad tho co,, +1,oct fror, V,,Lo no1,r,t,. for
supplying 100000 feet of lumber for re-
planking the long bridge over the Yuba
river at Marvsville. They not only had 70
figure against San Francisco lunibermen
but also those from the mountains.
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III Jusuce fost court, Yesterday after
noon, the case OF a. ); DAMS vs.. II. Vein
rich, III which plaintiff brought suit to re-
cover $2J9 damages, alleged to have been
sustained IN consequence OF a battery COM
4llltcd by defendant, was tired Matt +.
Johnson appeared Ior plalntii, and A l..
hart lof the defendant. The result was a
judgment III favor oil plalntlif Tor So and
costs.
commit suicide on Second street Tuesday
evening by taxing dose OF laudanum.
be 1 he CT P iis r' attan2ed Gn1
The doctor soon became satisfied that if he
had taken dose it was not large enough
10 De dangerous, ailT U ne 9nly t[ea'eu nm
seemed to be we'll enough. He is an indi-
vidual who some time since was arrested
for yagrancy' but given PERMISSION to leave
'oMh'
The San FRANCISCO Po@ says that eX-Sec-
rotary OF State ID. NJ Burns has gone TO
Mexico to engage IN mining enterprises.
II that IS the case, the reynolds cases, set
for the 18th INST, may probably be con
sldered indefinitely postponed. District
Attorney buckley has received the follow
ing note from MI. burns, dated June LIST;
' Called tWlce 10 see you about the key