Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-03
BRIEF NOTES.

Sheriff Wilson collected fees to the
amount of Sl05 GO in October.
! The steamer Dover arrived from the up
| per Sacramento yesterday, with grain
| Carloads of raisins were forwarded East
yesterday from Orange, Riverside and
Fresno.
Barley Cavanaugh, of this city, was dis
charged from the Mint at SanFrancisco last
saturday, with number of others.
County Clerk Hamilton issued forty
eight marriage licenses last month, and the
superior Court granted eight divorces.
An ice cream social, with literary exer
cises and dancing, will be given by Sunset
Council, Chosen Friends, this evening
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs L. W. Bill
lngs fell, in consequence of nail in her
shoe catching in the carpet, and fractured
her arm.
Rev. Z. S. Chapman will deliver his lect-
ure, The Solomons and Caesars of To-
day IN the First Baptist Church on the
10th instant.
The Sacramento horses-Shaker Prince,
Alderman, Lucy and Kate Bender-re-
turned yesterday from Nevada county.
where they were engaged in races last week.
The street-sprinkling contracts expired
November LIST, The Street Commissioner
mas employed two carts to do the sprinkling
Tor the business streets until the rains set
in
The case of George Sharp, charged with
the embezzlement of money belonging to
John Ioomey, was yesterday, in Justice
Henley'S Court, continued until 10 A. NJ. to-
morrow
rveyor-General Wiley yesterday paid
INTO the State Treasury, on account of bust
ness done during the month of October the
following amounts: Surveyor Generals
office, $7O6 50; land office, $751;. Total,
1857 80.
On the complaint of w. Mcdowell, Off
Ger Woods arrested S. a. Shields yesterday
for grand larceny, in stealing a chest of
tools The tools were found at the depot,
and it is claimed that Shields was about to
ship them away
AT a special meeting Of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, held last evening, John
Rogers, O. H. Wing and Henry Guthrie,
eXtramen, were removed, and John Kelly,
J. II. Moore and AL Pritchard elected to
I'LL the vacancies.
The Amity Gun Club of Sacramento,
went over to Woodland last Sunday and had
friendly clay-pigeon shoot with the new
Woodland clsb. The Sacramentans were
more successful than the Woodlanders, but
they have had more practice.
Information was received here yesterday
of the death, in her 10th year, of Mrs. J.
X. McComber, of Folsom, wife of the we'll
known Deputy Sheriff, after short i'll
ness. The funeral will take place from
her late residence at P NJ. tomorrow.
At the Sixth-street NJ E. Church this
evening, Professor Perkins. of San Francis
co, will give an entertainments. consisting
OF songs, dramatic readings, character i'm
presentations, ventriloquism, etc, tor the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
Chris. GraDdum was arrested by officer
Sullivan yesterday afternoon on a charge
OF petit larceny. 1t is asserted that he
stole hide from Knights establishment,
on Front street, carried it around the block
and then appeared at the store and in
quired if the proprietor wanted to pur-
chase il
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing term by Cresco Lodge of
Good TemplarS at Gait: w. c. T., ?. II.
Latourrette; W. V. T., Miss Ida Fugitt;
Secretary, John Cogswell; Treasurer, W.
II. Meacham; W. +. s., Mrs. Belle
Suatton; w. NJ, Charles Cole; W. T.
G., Miss Katie Brewster; w 0. g., James
Ferguson. The new officers will be in
stalled this evening.
Second street, near the depot, is becom-
ing a business location. An office is being
build there for another nursery, which will
occupy large lot of ground alongside of
it, The increase of business in that local
ity suggests that when the slough is filled
in the lots not needed by the railroad COM
pany will soon be occupied by business
houses, and then it will not be long before
there will be an improvement in China
town property.
George J. Van Alstine, while under the
influence of liquor, went into the Mint
Saloon yesterday morning and called for
drinks for himself and a companion Sub
sequently, on being reminded that he had
neglected to pay for them, he became so
very abusive that Barney Kane, who was
tending bar, knocked him down In fall
ing his head struck a spittoon and received
two severe cuts, one of which included the
seyering of a small artery He was taken
to the stationhouse, bleeding very pro-
fusely. The City Physician was sum
moned and stopped the hemorhage.