Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-01
BRIEF NOTES.


largely attended.
Two carloads Of immigrants arrived from
the East yesterday.
John NJ. Quinn, of this city, has beer
appointed foreman of the boiler-malin:
department at Mare Island.
{ Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, of Place
county, yesterday took to the Stockton
Asylum an insane patient named Mary
Fay.
Tomorrow, at the Recreation Grounds
there will be a matched game of baseball
for 800 a side, between the Haverlys, Of
San Francisco, and the Unions, of Sacra.
mento.
Benjamin Leonard is having an elegant
cottage erected on X street between Fif-
tenth and Sixteenth. William H. Ham
iiton architect; Garlic Il Croly, contractors;
cost, $500
j. W Hughes, Deputy Sheriff of Alpine
county, yesterday took to the Folsom
Prison man named Hugh Ferrar, sen
fenced to ten years imprisonment for
assault to murder.
Judge Henry was obliged Yesterday to
discharge All Lucy and Foo Chuck, the
| Cinnamon whose lotteries were raided a
few nights ago, owing to the insuficiency
of the evidence against them.
| On Thursday a committee of Nevada
| county citizens called upon the wholesale
merchants Of this city and received liberal
| subscriptions of money toward the ex-
| penses of the District Fair to be held near
Nevada City this fall.
Robert Barnett, the newly-appointed
| Revenue Collector, will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties next Monday. r. O.
Cravens, Of this city, will be Chief Deputy
! OF the district-not chief Office clerk, as
some persons have supposed.
| Memorial services in honor of Sir Moses
| Montefiore Will be held on Sunday, August
81 at $50 o'clock P. NJ, at the Synagogue,
Rev. Or. TaubenhaUS officiating. Subject,
| The Triumph of Good Heart" The
| public is cordially invited to attend.
Yesterday afternoon a man grabbed a
| suit of clothes from the front of Trarbach' S
clothing store, on Third and X streets but
! was overtaken by Ed. Love, the salesman,
/ who turned him over to officer Arlington.
| The man gave the name of John Mccain
Night before last the RECORD UNION was
complimented by a party of young folks,
who were out in Lafferty's excursion
wagon, stopping in front of the Office and
singing America The carolers are
assured that the visit was fully appreciated.
The Signal Service reports show the
highest temperature yesterday to have
been: For TatoOsh Island So; Olympic.
To; Spokane Falls, $40; Dayton, $50; Port
land, 500; Roseburg, so; Red Bluff, $50;
Sacramento, 90; San Francisco, 10: Kee-
Ter, 94o; San Luis Obispo so: Los Ange-
les, 90; San Diego, $50.
A building, in size 150x165 feet is being
erected at the northwest corner of Fifteenth
and streets, filling in the L of the new
Pavilion. 1t will be entered through an
opening from the main machinery hall
and will be set apart for agricultural i'm
plements. 1t will be rooted by system of
gables, will look neat and not detract from
the appearance of the main building.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the Office of the Secretary of State of the
Car Brake and Motor Company. The OBJ
iect of the Association is to manufacture
buy, sell and deal in car brakes, motors,
starters, and any other improvement or
device for stopping or controlling cars and
street railroads. Principal place of bust
ness. San Francisco. Directors-Charles
r. Thompson, W. C. Alberger, r. BWood-
ward, W. B. Bancroft and A e. Booth
Capital stock, Sl,000000, divided into 1O0.-
900 shares Also of the Pneumatic Tube
and Submarine Mining Company. Objects,
to locate, buy, bond or sell river bed or
other submerged mining claims, and to
work or mine for gold or other precious
metals, and to construct the works neces-
sary therefor. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Directors-CaKin Brown
Willard &. Farwell, H. Il. Leonard Sr., S.
l.. Burbridge and William Gregory Cap
ital stock, 100000, divided into 100000
shares.
THE FUN THAT POLICEMEN HAvE.-Last
evening, between ) and O'Clock, as officer
Frazee was passing up X street, between
Front and Second, he heard loud voices in
Mike Martins saloon, indicating that q
row was about to take place. He entered
the saloon and found the proprietor en-
deayoring to quiet couple of turbulent
"toughs,' but without success, as they
engaged in a rough-and-tumble the next
moment. Frazee undertook to separate
them, and while thus engaged was set upon
by another party and used pretty roughly
Finally, with the aid of the proprietor, he
got the fellows separated and managed to
handcuH the larger one, the other getting
out of the way. He had just got his pris-
oner out upon the sidewalk when some
one slipped up behind and dealt him
terrific blow on the head with large-sized
cobble stone. The blow partly stunned
the officer and caused him to fall into the
gutter with his prisoner on whom he held
firm grip. Just then special officer Ike
Simmons came along, and learning of the
assault upon FraZee started after the fell
low who committed it. He was making
good time and had a fair prospect of cap
turing his man, when he slipped and fell
and the fugitive got away. Frazee landed
his prisoner in the station-house, and an
examination showed that the injury to
himself was not serious, his hat having
protected his head but it was almost Il
miracle that he was not killed.
MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-Some days ago a suit
Of clothing and pair of boots were found
on the bank of the American river, near
the bridge, and the supposition is that some
one had either committed suicide or been
drowned while bathing. The next day
the following note was found at the Ire
mont Hotel. 1t is written in a clerllly
hand, on the back of which is written
Harry Montague, Elko, Nevada Sacra-
mento, July %, 1885. Dear Harry: When
left you | was happy, and confident that
would reach San Francisco all right. But
now | am hungry and tired, disguised with
myself and everybody else. 1t is now :
O'Clock, and before the clock strikes my
poor and tired body will be at rest in the
bottom of the Sacramento river. Good-by,
and God bless you. Tell my friends Just
what has become Of me. Give my clothes
to some poor boy who may need them.
Good-by. GU
How THE MONEY GoEs.-Among large
number of warrants drawn upon the State
Treasurer yesterday the following were no
! ticed Mining Bureau, SS47 10; State
Printing Office, s., 166; Napa Insane Asy-
| lum, $19,9l7 45; Deaf and Dumb and
Blind Asylum, 81 $50 81 State Normal
Schools, S4,S12 40 Viicultural Commits
| sion, 81 ,255 State Engineers Department,
$500 State Board Horticulture, 1888 State
Fish Commission, S2079: Hastings Law
! College of San Francisco, $500; Yosemite
| $25, goo.
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