Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-11
BRIEF NOTES.

Four carloads of immigrants arrived thi
morning.
F. A. Pedler and George Banks have beer
elected members of the Yolo County BoarC
of Education.
Many of the beautiful shade trees at K
and Sixteenth streets have been killed by thu
action Of coal gas, which escaped from
street main in consequence of leak
Officers Sullivan and Arlington last even
ing arrested in the city three Cinnamon fol
selling lottery tickets for lotteries conduct
ed in Washington, and captured number
of tickets.
Some evil-disposed individual exhibited
his meanness Tuesday night by pulling W
by the roots a number of plants in the
Capitol grounds and throwing them into
the walks.
The Fourth Ward Finance Committee
appointed to collect funds to defray the ex.
penses of the Fourth Of July celebration
were out yesterday afternoon few hours
and collected S205.
There arrived yesterday from the East
en- route to San Francisco six coaches and
baggage-car, all manufactured in GOOD
style, for the North Pacific Coast Railroad
running from Donohue's.
In consequence of accidents having hap
pened through the frightening of horses
periling the lives of women and children
all bicycle and tricycle. riding has been pro.
hibited on the Riverside road.
The Supervisors of Yolo county have di.
rected the County Physician to visit all
persons on the INDECENT list of that county,
and report whether all those receiving as.
sistance from thepublic treasury are worthy
of it.
The steamer San Joaquin, No 3, has been
working for two days washing the sand
away from in front of the marine ways in
Washington, and there seems much to be
done yet before both of the boats on the
ways can be launched.
Witnesses in the january case were yes
terday allowed travelling expenses as fol-
lows; L. Hartnell Treasurer of Monterey
county $40; r. B. Hathaway Treasurer of
Contra Costa county, SO; w. A. January,
Santa Clara county, Sc 60.
Arrived yesterday, steamer San Joaquin,
No. ., from San Francisco, with general
merchandise; steamer Clara Bell, from the
upper Sacramento, with produce. Sailed,
steamer Clara Bell, for the lower Sacra-
mento with merchandise.
Miss A NJ. Johnson. who suffered such
a severe nervous shock in consequence of
the death of Miss May Pinkham on an
excursion train to the East, and has been
seriously i'll at Reno ever since, is reported
to have almost entirely recovered, and will
return to San Francisco.
Schiller Lodge, No. 105, 1. 0. O. F., have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: l.. iceberg, n. G.; Charles
Huelsman, V. G.; S. Weld Recording
Secretary; Emil Schnid Permanent Sec
rotary George f. Kuechler, Treasurer; l..
Huelsman, Joseph Arnold and Jacob Grie-
I'll, Trustees.
j. p. Nelchoir announces that a concert
and dance will be given at Richmond
Grove next Sunday afternoon and evening.
The grove will be lighted in the evening
with electric lights for the first time. The
Hussar Band will furnish the music. 1t
being the first entertainment by the pro-
prietor, there will not be any charge for
admission.
Adolph Heuseon, living near Franklin,
in this county, attempted suicide Tuesday
evening at the residence of Dr. Williams,
where he had been taken for treatment, by
cutting his throat His effort was not sue
cesstul, though he made a cut three or four
inches in length. He has been taken to
the County Hospital. The act was COM
mitted during an attack of delirium ire
meds.
The Supervisors of Yolo county have re-
tanned Grove L. Johnson to assist the Dis
trict Attorney of that county in the case of
County Treasurer Smith vs. Controller
Dunn, in which suit is brought to compel
the Controller to allow the county commits
sion for the collection of State taxes. The
case has been carried by the Attorney-Ge ZEN
eral to the Supreme Court on appeal from
the Superior Court of Yolo county.
Miss Annie f. Christopher, whose funer-
al took place from the Seventh-street A.
NJ. Z. Church in this city day or two
since, had been the organist of that church
for several years. At the funeral services
the organ was draped in mourning, and
there was bestowed a great profusi0n of
choice flowers and floral pieces by numer-
Gus friends, who highly esteemed her and
regarded her possessed of very PROMISING
musical ability.
The statement was published yesterday
morning upon the authority of c. H. Gil
man, that he had put 500 into the hands
of Robert Allen to match his PAGER against
J. Il. HodsOns black mare Kate Bender
Mr. Hodson made an emphatic statement
A''ot III W tllCNI tii'lb Nv
money whatever had been left with Mr.
Allen, but that he, Hodson, had now de
posted 500 with S. X. Trefry, at the race
track, to make the match, and very much
desires the race.
John Talbot. J. F. Calderwood, Lincoln
White, Geo. W. Bonsall and the Messrs
Shields returned yesterday afternoon from
their trip to the McCloud, where they had
been camping out and having jolly good
time They went out twenty-five miles
above Sisson' 5, and found excellent fishing
there and elsewhere, including the place
beneath the falls on the McCloud. The
fish bit 1avenously at almost anything in the
nature of a bait, and could be caught - as
fast as you could throw in" Messrs
Warner and McReynolds and their wives
members of the party, have not returned
but will in day or two.
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