Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-19
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of immigrants will ar
rive this afternoon.
The Sacramento river is again falling
rapidly, and is down to 10 feet inches.
Thomas H. Cordell, OF San Jose. has been
appointed Notary Public by the Gov
ernor.
The Turner's are busily engaged decorat-
ing their hall for the Turn Bezirk, which
commences on Saturday evening.
The Mardi Gras Committee will meet at
the Courthouse at 7:30 this evening, and
all interested are requested to be present
Seven carloads of fruit and vegetables
were forwarded eastward from this city yes
terday, and two more Were added to the
train at Newcastle.
The express train from the East was
about two hours and half behind time in
its arrival yesterday morning, having been
detained east of Truckee.
The remains of the late Silas Sellecll. the
well-known photographer, who died in
this city Wednesday night, were yesterday
taken to San Francisco for interment.
p. Dickson, native of Canada. was YES
terday, in Department Two of the Superior
Court, admitted to citizenship on the testi-
mony of L. Bonnheim and VIM. Sheels.
Officer Carroll, of Stockton, and officer
Kent, of this city, arrested here yesterday
man named Frank Quinn alias Jack
O'Neill. who is wanted at Stockton for
some otfense.
NJ. S. Hammers drug store Fourth and
X streets, was entered by thief last Tues
day night entrance being gained through
one of the front doors, and was robbed of
between $40 and $50.
Edward E. Sayleer, truckman for Booth
4 Co, had a very severe attack of hem
orrhage of the lungs Wednesday afternoon,
while working at the steamer freight she'd
He was considerably improved yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. Martz, wife of the ex-Chief of
Police, died last evening after lengthy
Illness Mrs. Deterding, of the Fifteen
Mile House, on the Placervil!c road, who
had been sick for long time also died last
evening,
There is to be demonstrating tourna-
ment at Florin next Sunday and also
shooting at clay pigeons and glass balls.
Pitt Eldred, of this city, and Geo FL. Jones,
OF Florin, are to shoot match at live
pigeons for $50 a side.
The hydrant on Seventh street, between
n and o, from which the sprinkIing carts
draw water, leaks badly, and the constant
dripping of water from it during the night
is very annoying to people living near by.
whose sleep it disturbs.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of some boys, named Johnny Cole,
a. Shields, W. Woodhead, Willie Schat
officers Strader and Smith, for malicious
mischief, in robbing the garden of Elijah
Swift.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. ., brought
up from San Francisco on her last trip two
barge loads of lumber and shingles for the
Sacramento Lumber Company and order;
and the steamer Constance arrived yester-
day with barge load of lumber to Friend,
Terry & Co., and pickets to W. +. Frazer.
The alarm of fire from box 81 yesterday
morning at 5:15 was occasioned by the
burning of barn on Nineteenth street,
between G and II, property of Mrs. Ella
Bush. 1t was past saving when the Fire
Department arrived. Loss about $500.
Mrs. Bush is satisfied that the fire was
started by an incendiary.
The cases of Thomas H. Reynolds were
yesterday in Department One of the SUI
perior Court continued generally, to allow
prosecution time to secure the attendance
as witness of D. NJ. Burns, now in Mex
leo. The defense held that Mr.. Reynolds
was entitled to dismissal and filed objec-
tiOns.to the order of Court.
Edward Ready, an employee in the shop
of +. A. Knox q Co, Woodland, was OPP
Grating drilling machine on Wednesday,
when his shirt-sleeve was caught in the
cogs, and before the machine could be
stopped his left arm was drawn in. The
arm, between the elbow and wrist, was
considerably lacerated and badly bruised.
The Supreme Court has decided that the
Regents of the State University have full
control of the - consolidated perpetual en-
dowment fund contrary to the opinions of
the State Controller and Treasurer. The
Secretary of the Board, DR.. Bonte, has ac-
cordingly drawn the money from the
Treasury, the amount being S39, 207 20
which will be loaned out on mortgages.
Harry Maynard came up as far as this
city with Charles Mitchell, when the lat
ter started for the East Wednesday night.
and returned to the Bay yesterday morn
ing. He declares that he lost nearly 81 600
during his trip through the State with Nit
chell, and mourns when he thinks what q
good time he could hare had with the
money on a trip to England He says that
one of Sullivan's shoes would be more at
tractive than Mitchell proved to be.
The Yolo Mail calls upon the Committee
of COL, of Woodland, at present engaged III
driving out lovers dope fiends" and
others of the undesirable element, 10 look
after a Chinaman who recently purchased
a female slave and took her to Woodland
for immoral purposes, and suggests, DO
your work thoroughly, and when you have
done take look around and see if you
haven't left one or two who ought to go,
and make that one or two travel also"
81
by the Sacramento Turn Verein for the
ensuing term President, Charles Schmidt;
Vice-P President, August Hebron Secre-
tary, A. Wieben; Financial Secretary, c.
Iser; Treasurer, Martin kestler; Second
Treasurer, John Trarbach; First Turn
Leader, Gus. Hagelstein; Second Turn
Leader, II. Stober; Steward - Dold
Librarian, J. Storch; Trustee, O. G. Har-
tig After the election, George Newman,
retiring Trustee, was presented with an
elegant gold badge.
Yesterday forenoon a pistol belonging to
a newly arrived guest at the Western Ho-
tel dropped upon the floor of the Office as
he was passing his property to the clerk,
Alec. Morrison, to be cared for. The
weapon struck in such manner that a
charge exploded, the ball passing through
the counter, then between Mr. MOrrison's
StAAAili ilPlt III
damaged the key board back of the counter
and then glanced to the wall on the other
side of the Office, and fell to the flor. 1t
was as c.ose a call for Mr.. Morrison as he
desires.
Abraham b. Yenabe, q native of Vir-
ginia, a graduate of Hampden Sidney Col
lege, who served in the Confederate army
four years and was wounded three times
and taken prisoner; subsequently prac-
ticed law and was connected with the
publication Of newspapers in Farmville
and Petersburg, of his native State, was
the editor of the Richmond Enquirer, and
all the time actively engaged in politics
came to California because of poor health,
and became one of the editors of the En-
aB,iaG then acted as Secretary of the
Transportation Commissioners afterwards.
came to Sacramento and established the
.State Democrat, returned to San Francisco
when it ceased publication and has resided
there ever since, died in that city Tuesday
evening, regretted by large circle of
friends
The case of W. II. Hawk, charged with
an assault with deadly wpapOn upon ms