Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-03
BRIEF NOTES.

| County Recorder Miller received fees in
| the month of November to the amount Of
1854 70.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4. arrived
nom San Francisco yesterday with nIer.
chandise and lumber
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, n. S. G. W.
VIII give their eighth annual party this
evening at Armory Hall
L. b. Smart, who few months ago frac
tured his ankle, and was just getting around
sllpped and fell yesterday, and broke ii
again.
Madame Judic, the Partisan favorite and
ner french opera bouffe company, will ar
rive from the East today, en- route for San
Francisco.
These arrests were made Yesterday
Fred. Mckenzie, by officer Franks, for bat
terry John Batter, by officers Ash and Far
rem, for robbery.
Company B held an election last evening
Tor Iargetmaster. Sergeant Roche and
corporal Crone were the candidates. Roche
received p votes and Crone o.
The Sacramento river at II o'clock last
night had just reached the 22-foot mark-a
Use OF three inches in twenty-four hours,
and OF one inch in the last twelve hours.
Officers Ash and Farren arrested man
named John Batter last evening on a charge
OF robbery, he being accused of going
through" the pockets of drunken man in
a saloon.
Owing to the heavy fog on the river the
steamer Onward did not arrive from San
francisco yesterday morning until 1880.
9he Kept coming " onward and upward, y
but slowly
Red Cloud Tribe, No. Al, Imp. 0. r. NJ.
mas elected officers for the ensuing term as
follows: Sachem, f. J. Bidwelf; Senior
Sycamore, Walter Adams; Junior Sycamore
f. f. Franson
The o'clock passenger train from San
francesca was nearly two hours late in its
arrival last evening the locomotive having
become disabled by the breaking of an
eccentric strap.
Manuel Cavana, who attempted suicide
at the County Hospital last Saturday bv
cutting his throat, continues to improve in
condition, but is sorry that such is the case,
as he wants to die.
Senator Newton Booth has consented to
deliver lecture at some time hereafter, for
the benefit of the Towards, taking for his
subject what he saw on his trip to the
Sandwich Islands lately.
AT Knights Landing, last Saturday. a
young man named John Shannon was
feeding mule, when the animal kicked
MN IN the groin, infiicting such injury that
death resulted on Tuesday.
VIM. Cook, who was charged with illegal
voting in Yolo county, pleaded guilty in
the Superior Court at Woodland. and was
sentenced to nine months Imprisonment
in theState Prison at Folsom.
The Governor yesterday signed the COM
mission of Rev. Carroll NJ Davis as Cap
tain and Chaplain on the staff of Colonel
L. W. Sheehan, commanding the First
Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brigade, of the
National Guard of California
Major c. H. Hubbard will act as Inspector
this evening at the election to be held at
the First Artillery Regiment headquarters.
at clock, for the choice of a Lieutenant.
Colonel of the regiment Field and line
officers will appear in full uniform.
Tuesday night about o'clock, John
Goodwins house, just beyond Thirty-first
street, between K and L, outside the CITY
limits, was burned. A part OF the furniture
was saved. Loss about $1,000 Owing to
its remoteness, no alarm was given.
The local passenger train from San Fran
cisco was forty minutes behind time in its
arrival here yesterday morning, owing to
the fact thatthe steamer Piedmont broke
down, and the passengers had to wait in
San francisco until another steamer could
return for them.
A crowd of boys who assemble in the
vicinity of Third and NJ streets amuse
themselves by stoning Cinnamon who may
pass by, especially those in vehicles. Day
before yesterday a Chinaman who was driY-
ing past was hit in the eye by good-sized
stone, and badly hurt.
In Justice Henlevs Court Yesterday
morning the cases of George s. Putnev and
Mrs. Helen Puney, for malicious mischief,
and the latter for battery also, were dis
missed, owing to a defect in the complaint.
The warrants for their arrest had been
sworn cut by II. S. Putney.
correspondent writes the RECORD
| MON from Arbuckle, under date of De-
cember LIST: Spring Valley Lodge, No
3l6, |. o. O. F.. of this place, elected the
following officers last Saturday night: n.
G., r. Hughes; V. G., d. L. Levy; Il. S.
g. b. Linton; P. S, L. d. Johnson; Treas
urer, J. F. Argvle"
Owosso Tribe, No. 80, Imp. 0. R.M..
elected the following officers last evening
Charles Fehl; Sen. Sag, John
Crone; Jun. Sag, Charles Phlegen Keeper
of Wampum, e. B. Osler; Fin. Chief, D.
o. hNdlilS' y. OF IL, j. u. Medley; IruS-
tees-H. Runkel, K. Hunt, f. Griswold
Prophet, r. II. Greer
A game between the Ariel Baseball Club
and the Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson nine
had been arranged for next Sunday, but
hitch has occurred. The manager of the
Ariels now contemplates bringing some
professionals from San Francisco, includ-
ing the celebrated battery-Morris and Car
ROLAND forming two mines, about evenly
matched, so as to insure an exciting game
for some day in the near future.
Parties who came to the city by the Col
fax train yesterday morning stated that the
weather was delightfully."- pleasant until the
train reached Loomis, when it ran into the
fog bank that has been enveloping Sacra-
mento and vicinity for few days past. At
Folsom the weather was pleasant yester-
day, but the fog could be seen overhanging
the city, the bank being shaped like a half
moon. Those who came up from San
Francisco stated that the morning was
sunny and delightful there, and the fog was
not encountered until the train reached
Benicia.