Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-03
BRIEF NOTES.

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morning.
Twelve carloads of ice went down to San
Francisco from the mountains yesterday
The Bishop Comedy Company went up
| to Marysville yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
The Capital Turf Club will meet at the
! Golden Eagle Hotel at 7:30 this evening, to
settle up its affairs.
Justice Post has removed his Office from
Seventh street, between l and J, TO the At
lantis building, on | street.
Company A, First Artillery, last evening
elected John Palm as First Lieutenant
Major Leake acted as Inspector
Miss Matte Johnston, daughter of VIM.
Johnston, graduated on Monday last from
the Sacramento Business College.
The City Brewery truck team had little
runaway on Twelfth street yesterday, but
were stopped after traversing few blocks.
The only arrest recorded on the station
house slate last night was that of Jack
Burke, by officer Rider, for disturbing the
peace.
J. H. Magoffey has been appointed by
Judge Garoutte as official photographic re-
porter of the Superior Court of Yolo coun-
ty at salary of $3.50 per month.
P. and NJ. Plummer. members of the
South Park Bicycle Club, of San Francisco,
arrived here on their wheels Monday even
ing, on an excursion to Red Bluff
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday Joseph Duncan, native of Eng
land, was admitted to citizenship upon the
testimony of A. NJ. Dobbie, Jr., and George
B. Chase,
VIM. A. Grenter a resident of Washing
ton, 1olo county died there yesterday, after
a very brief illness, aged 81 years He was
member Of Red Jacket Tribe, Improved
Order OF Red Men.
Coroner Clark held an inquest last even
ing upon the body of James Ahern, who
was drowned while bathing near the gas
works last Friday The jury returned
verdict of accidental drowning.
A special train of nine cars, containing
party of Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
lists, arrived from San Francisco last even
ing at $50, remained here over night, and
left at this morning for Ogden.
Deputy Sheriff Mullen, of Butte county,
took to the Asylum at Stockton yesterday
an insane man named Greenleaf; and
Under Sheriff Berry Mitchell, of Placer
Blond, also insane.
The Courtroom of Department One of
the Superior Court is being cleaned and
whitened, and will be furnished with a
new carpet and generally fitted up i'll good
shape, as was recently done with the Court
room of Department Two.
The alarm of fire from box 25, about 0
o'clock last evening, was turned in because
of some inebriated individuals on Front
and X streets making an outry, which was
understood to be a call of " Fire. Officer
Kent arrested one of them, named jim
Whalen.
Robert Barnett, who is reported to have
been appointed by President Cleveland to
succeed a. l.. Frost as Internal Revenue
Collector for the Fourth District, is resi-
dent of Colusa, and was a member of the
Assembly from Colusa county at the last
session of the Legislature.
Since last report steamer San Joaquin
No. arrived from San Francisco with mer-
chandise; also, steamer Constance, with
barge of lumber to w. +. Frazer, Friend &
Terry Lumber Company and Pioneer Box
Factory. Departed steamer Constance, for
San Francisco, with barge light.
Day before yesterday some Indians, who
live at or near Colfax, came down to this
city from White Rock with eight grain
sacks full of grasshOppers, which they had
chemuck. After securing further supplies
here, principally fish, they left for home.
The Yolo Democrat says that farmers
have begun cutting their wheat in different
parts of that county The opinion seems
to prevail that the late hot weather did no
serious damage 10 crops of any kind. The
harvest cook-wagons are beginning to
parade the streets, and the clatter of the
header makes music to the grangers ear.
The Commissioners have examined as to
the sanity of All Won, who was found
floating in the Sacramento last Saturday
morning, near the foot of X street. and are
of the belief that his mind was affected in
consequence Of his having been sick, and
that with good treatment he will soon be
in much better mental condition. He will
be detained at the county jail for a few
days to test the matter.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court last evening General Hart, for the
plaintiffs, resumed his argument against
the demurrer interposed by Attorney-Gen-
eral Marshall III the cases of Green &
Trainor and others against the State, and
was followed by Grove L. Johnson. The
matter was then continued until 10 \. NJ. of
Monday next, when other attorneys for the
plaintiffs will argue the question.
(ildo H. Vi liIc tIilOi4
Baseball Club, has accepted the challenge of
the Atlas, and will play the latter club for
$500 a side, provided the proposition of the
Atlas to play all Sacramento men is not de
signed TO exclude Hanly and Percy who
have been regular members of the Union
nine for some weeks. If the clubs cannot
agree as to the place for playing the game
in this city, Mr.. Eldred suggests that it be
played in Oakland.
The Woodland Democrat says that I" a
gentleman just in from Capay valley is au-
thority for the statement that certain par
ties in that section are violating the game
law so far as it relates to the killing of deer.
We are informed that the legal officer Of
this county is going to investigate these re
ports, and if any one is found guilty he
will have the benefit of an offended law.
The punishment is the same as for misde
meanor 1t would be a fine thing if at
least an example could be made of one
case"