Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-02
BRIEF NOTES.
The pay-car returned yesterday from
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Ticket No. 101 won the $50 fifteen-ball
pool prize at the Golden Eagle billiard par.
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Goods for exhibition at the State Fair
are arriving daily from San Francisco and
| elsewhere.
bob " Mellen, lessee of East Park, was
quite seriously hurt yesterday, by 4 fall
from a sprinkling cart.
County Recorder Millers fees during the
month of August aggregated 1924 %; and
| Sheriff Wilson's $120 20.
A Sacramentan who was fishing in the
river a few days ago caught a catfish which
weighed over six pounds.
The County Clerk issued thirty-fiye mar
riage licenses last month, and the Superior
Court granted one divorce.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
George l. Hood Commissioner of Deeds
to reside in Logan City, Arizona.
Four cars we'll filed with emigrants. in
Guiding a special party from Oakland and
San Francisco, went East yesterday morn
ing.
Surveyor-General Wiley yesterday paid
| into the State Treasury the sum of 81 ,064 30,
fees received in his Office during the month
of August.
City Assessor Buckley has commenced
| making up the city assessment roll, and
desires property owners to report as soon
as possible.
A number of Methodist clergymen went
over to Stockton yesterday, to attend the
| annual conference, which conyenes there
tomorrow.
The In His Power " theatrical company
will arrive from the East to-day, going to
San Francisco. Among its members are
E. J. Buckley and Louis Aldrich.
The Placerville Democrat of Saturday last
says: Frank Gregory, of the firm of Greg
DRY, Barnes & Co., Sacramento, has been in
this vicinity for week or so buying and
packing large quantities of fruit.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will hold meeting at 7:30 this evening in
their new hall, Ninth and streets. c. s.
Mason, General Secretary of the Stockton
Y. NJ c. A, and others will deliver ad-
dresses.
1t was expected that the last of the piles
for the Strengthening of the Sacramento
and Yolo bridge would be driven last
night, but there is still great deal of other
work TO be done, including the laying of a
new floor, etc.
These arrests were made yesterday:
Louis Kayanaugh. by officer Farren, for
being a common drunkard; NJ. Price by
officer Kent, for misdemeanor; Nellie
Matthews and Kitty Clark, by officers
Farrell and Caf1erty, for disturbing the
peace.
A gentleman who came down from Fol
som yesterday reported that he was in
formed by residents there that some China
men living on the outskirts of the town
had little white boy, about years of age
living with them. He had not been there
long, and it was thought there might be
somethir g wrong about the matter
A gentleman named Bowen, representing
several families recently from Minnesota,
and who have been looking for land to
settle upon in the Santa Clara valley called
upon DR.. Latham yesterday to obtain in
formation relative to land in Sacramento,
Placer and Butte counties, as they find
prices altogether too high in Santa Clara
Two boys called at an uptown grocery
night before last, and sold the lady who
happened to be in charge q dozen eggs
Soon afterwards she found that the eggs
had been stolen from beneath her own sit
ting hen, and none of them were either
fish, flesh, nor good spring chicken
They had been sat upon too long, and yet
not long enough.
For several years past large sandbar has
formed between the old and new mouths
of the American river, furnishing acres of
sediment, from two to four and even five
feet in depth, which was during the season
hauled away for grading purposes in the
city. This year the river has not left the
customary large deposit, and a compare
lively small amount of earth will be OBJ
tainabie.
Charles J. Lucky, mate Of the steamer
Modoc, who was so outrageously assaulted
in this city recently by man who applied
to him for work. and not getting it.
watched his opportunity, and, when his
back was turned, struck him a violent blow
with truck stake, has not yet recovered
from the effects of the blow sufficiently to
resume duty, but has been confined to his
bed most of the time since the occurrence.
About 10 o'clock last night there was
quite row on l. street, between Third and
Fourth, and the blowing of police whistles
and noise generally attracted a large crowd.
1t appeared that Nellie Matthews and her
lover had a fight in the house of Kitty
Clark, and during the unpleasantness a
coal oil lamp was upset, but no serious
damage resulted. Officers Farrell and CAT
ferty arrested the two women, but the
. lover got out of the way
Sergeant Barwick says that yesterday,
according to the Signal Service reports,
Red Bluff and Sacramento were the two
hottest Signal Service points along the
Pacific slope. This city was even two de-
grees hotter than Keller and eight degrees
hotter than Los Angeles. The highest at
Olympia was GO; Spokane Falls, SIC; Day
ton, $50; Fort Candy, 81; Portland, $50;
Roseburg, $50; Cape Mendocino, $50: Red
Bluff, $50; Sacramento, 9S0; San Francisco,
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Los Angeles, 900; San Diego, 75o.
Last Saturday young man from the
country visited the city and got upon
spree. With a slight giimmering Of rea-
son, he left the greater portion of his
money, SIS, in some saloon, to be kept for
him. On Monday, having sobered up, he
endeavored to find his money, but could
not tell where he left it. He called upon
the police, and officer Farren went around
with him to various saloons which the
young man designated, but, though the
saloon men remembered seeing the man
very drunk, none of them had been re-
quested to act as his treasurer. Yesterday
the loser of the money was feeling very
blue because of his coin being kept so very
securely. and evidently had an idea that he
would at least have had more fun if he
had held on to it. When told that the DO
lice were unable to do anything more for
him, he remarked: I'm afraid not. I'll
have to let it go, but hope God will help
me, when man can't" Thereupon Farren
put a whole lecture in few words Z"
think it would have been great deal bet
ter if you had helped yourself, instead of
getting drunk and carousing around. It's
little late to ask the Lord to trouble him
self about the case"
PIANOS and organs at factory prices. Easy
terms. at Girards corner Seventh and j. .