Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-01
BRIEF NOTES.

| InOrllllS
The Sacramento river has fallen TO 13
| feet A. inches.
The pay car has gone to Ogden, after
settling with the railroad employees here.
Justice Henley yesterday took possession
| of his new office in the old City Hall build
| ing.
The steamer Varuna has been taken to
| the marine ways on the Yolo side of the
| river, for repairs.
! The Treasurer of Yuba county yesterday
settled with the State, and paid into the
Treasury S1,297 10.
w. H. Kelley has been appointed a
Notary Public for COlusa county, to reside
at the town of Willows.
Ladies' Circle, Companions of the Forest,
will be instituted this evening at $50 by
! Grand Chief Companion Falconer.
There will be a match game for $50 a side
at the Park Sunday morning, between the
Eureka and Union Reserve Baseball clubs
There was paid into the State Treasury
yesterday. as interest on county bonds held
in trust for the State University, the sum
of S706 70.
Detective John Coffey came up from San
Francisco last evening to get n. T. S. 0hrt
arrested in this city on Wednesday for
embezzlement committed in San Fran
cisco.
Members of Red Cloud Tribe, No. H.,
Imp. 0. r. N and Unity Lodge No. 2,0SS
X. of H., attended yesterday afternoon the
funeral of their late fellow member, A
WOjeiechowski.
Street-sprinkling time has come, and it
is to be hoped that the work will be pushed
promptly from the start, so that people
may drive through the streets without Gre
ating cloud Of dust.
Warrants have been drawn on the :" Re
volving Jute Fund, by the State Control
Ter, TO the amount of $40, That fund
was created at the last Legislature by the
appropriation of $4,000.
Mrs January, daughter of Dr. Tyrrell,
was thrown from a ph;eton at Fifteenth
! and streets last evening, in consequence
of the horse turning too short, and suffered
a scalp wound and bruises.
These arrests were made yesterday All
Hoy, by officers Sullivan, Arlington and
Nehrbass, for petit larceny; All Yet by
officer Farrell for battery Carl Fisher, by
officers Arlington and Farrell, for disturb
ing the peace.
A specimen strawberry of the Sharpless
variety was received yesterday from the
fruit ranch of James ". Smyth, of Loomis,
which was two inches in diameter one way,
an inch and q half the other, and an inch
and quarter in length.
Bill Jones' Harry Norris and Fred. Mar
tin were tried III Justice Posts Court yes
terday for petit larceny in stealing prop
erty from Chinese ranch below the city,
and were convicted. Jones was sentenced
to thirty days in the county Jail. and the
others to sixty days each.
James 7. Days fine large building on the
south side of | street, between Sixth and
Seventh, is nearly ready for occupancy, and
is certainly one of the handsomest struct-
ures i'll the city, the front being especially
tasty and ornamental, attracting the atten-
ton OF all who pass that way.
Sherbun & Smith sold at auction yester-
day, by direction of f. H Russell receiver
appointed by the Court in the case of Casey
VS.. CrOnan, the property on the south side
of X street, between Second and Third,
owned by the late firm of Casey q Cronan
Mr.. Cronan became the purchaser for $40
800.
yesterday forenoon mill-wagOn be-
holding to the Ashland Dairy lost a wheel
in the vicinity Of Third and J streets, in
consequence of q nut coming OIL The
ran to the corner of Second street, where
the wagon was upset and milk cans scat
tered i'll every direction.
The California and Oregon freight train,
of thirty-five cars, got stalled about a mile
from Roseville when coming to the city
Wednesday night, in consequence of the
number OF grasshOpperS that had collected
on the track. 1t was found necessary to
cut the train in two. take part to Roseville
and then go back after the remainder.
The case of James Mcmahon, charged
with murder in knocking James Brady
with whom he had fight, from the steamer
Dover Wednesday afternoon, Brady being
drowned in consequence, was on the Police
Court calendar yesterday morning, but was
continued until some day in the future,
when the witnesses have all been secured.
Last evening officer Farrell heard a dis
turbance in cigar store on Second street
near |, and saw the occupants of the place
run out upon the sidewalk in great alarm
He went into the store and found China
man bleeding freely from q cut on the head
inflicted by another Celestial with q heavy
pipe, they having quarreled over some
tritiing matter.
A large number of Knights Templar
from Sacramento and vicinity, went down
to San Francisco yesterday, and many
more will go down this morning. About
thirty members of Nevada Commandery
will also go down this morning. A passen-
ger coach was sent down to Elmira yester-
day afternoon to convey the Vacaville
Knights to the Bay by this mornings
train.
The Boulevard Cigar Store Baseball Club
has challenged the Pacific Oyster House
and Lodge Baseball Club to play match
game at the Park next Monday at p. NJ.
The challenging club is composed of F.
Robertson, c.; 7. +, Gleeson, p; G.. Todd,
s. s; II. X. Johnson, 1st b.; f. 2. Allen, I'd
b.; c. Sellinger, Sd b.; G. Watson, |. +; f.
Duncan, c. f.; 7. Ryan, +. f.; George Dun
ton, substitute.
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