Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01
BRIEF NOTES.
Bogardus. the Travelled Telegraph oper


'Bogardus. the travelled Telegraph oper
ator, is in town.
Trustee Nielsen raised lofty fagpt'e Al
his place on Eighteenth and l streets YES
| terday.
The City Trustees yesterday postponed
the election for Poundmaster until next
Monday.
Otto, the 6-year-old son of Emil Buckow,
was run over by a wagon on Monday. and
one of his legs was severely hurt.
Conclave No. u, Knights of Sherwood
Forest, gave a pleasant party last night at
Jacobs Hall TO members of the Foresters
and their lady friends.
Major H A. Weaver presided last even
ing at an election for Second Lieutenant of
Company A. First Artillery Sergeant
Glass was elected to the position.
The Treasurer of MERGED county settled
with the State yesterday, paying in
IS, 142 Ii. The Treasurer of Sonoma county
also made settlement, paying in s., 455 u
Red Cloud Tribe, No. IL, Imp. O. R. NJ.
last evening elected as delegates to the
Great Council, George F. Bronner, B. f.
Johnson L. w. Grothen, Z. C. Hopkins
and c. Sullivan.
which appeared at Turner Hall last Sunday
night to q poor house, is said TO have
slipped out of town next morning without
settling its bills.
A sneak thief entered Beales photograph
gallery Monday evening and stole an alarm
clock, and also a hand satchel containing
some change and small articles, property Of
Mrs. Dodge, the operator.
The room of Supervisor Fassett, in the
ellis building, Eighth street, between l
and J. was burglarized Monday night, and
robbed Of silver watch with gold plated
chain, gold ring and $40 in coin
Sheriff Wilson will by order of Court sell
this afternoon at . o'clock, at auction, on
the premises, northeast corner OF Front and
streets, the saloon, fixtures, furniture,
stock, etc, belonging to the estate of Geo
i. Ruhl, insolyent.
The machinery of the steamer Apache
broke down Monday night when she was
near Walnut Grove, en- route for Sacrament
to- and she was detained seven hours max
ing repairs, and did not reach the city until
o'clock last evening.
Sacramento Verein Eintracht. at their
meeting last night, elected the. following
officers: President, William Kretschmer;
Fice-President, Robert Reuter-; Secretary,
Carl A. Hoffman, Treasurer, Edward
Deiterle; Regisseur John Kolb; Librarian,
Simon Wild.
The Fish Commissioners have on hand
about 100000 young trout, about 100000
being Of the Tahoe variety, and the balance
from Lake Anne, with 10000 salmon trout
from Iowa. They can be obtained free for
planting in public waters by addressing any
OF the Commissioners.
The Governor has appointed and COM
missioned NOtaries Public as follows Os-
car c. SchulZe, Germantown, Colusa coun-
ty; Frank B. Daley, San Buenaventura
George a. Brown Stockton, San Joaquin
Archibald Mcdonald, Stockton; George C.
Jenkins, San Jose, Santa Clara
The steam launch which is being built
by j. W. Rock on the Yolo side of the
river, for the Fish Commissioners, has her
planlling all on, and will be ready for
launching in two or three weeks. Her
lines are very graceful, and could not be
handSomer for craft of her length.
Oliver Sauve was arrested by officers
Ash and Arlington Monday evening, for
disturbing the peace in the upper end of
town. The neighbOrs alege that he drinks.
and when under the influence of liquor
abuses his wife and child A lady living
near by went to his wife's assistance Mon
day evening, and was roughly treated by
him.
About six months ago n L. Drew lost a
diamond ring, valued at $500 He thought
it was lost at or near the Postoffice, but was
not certain. 1t was advertised and searched
for, without success. Lately Chief Jackson
heard from it, and. during his recent visit
to San francisco, recovered it. it having
passed through tie hands of several parties
since the time Of the finding.
Among the complaints lodged against f.
w. Emerson some weeks ago, for obtaining
money under false pretenses, was one bv
Hon. A L. Chandler Of Suffer county, who
accuses Emerson of swindling him out of
500. a warrant was issued yesterday upon
this complaint, and it will be sent to San
Francisco to be served upon the defendant
after the authorities of that city get done
with him.
The Woodland Fire Department. is a vol.
unteer company, composed of a number of
energetic, active young men who are will
ing to do what they can to make that
branch Of the town government effective.
The only remuneration received by these
gentlemen is exemption from iury duty
and freedom from poll-tax. Strong efforts
have been made to induce others to join,
that the burden of work might be divided
and carried on more shoulders, but addi-
tiOnal members are not to be had. In July
the time of ten expires, and they intend to
quit the company, and advance very good
reasons for their action, among which is a
claim that the company, instead of being
the recipient of praise, is often jeered at
and insulted even by property owners, and
that there is no remuneration tor injuries
sustained and clothes that are ruined
Woody Bryant, young boy who lived
in Sacramento several years, with his
mother and sister, is serving a term of fifty
days in the county Jail at Woodland Last
Sunday afternoon he was set at work
sprinkling the grass in the Courtyard, an
event which Woody had been looking for,
evidently, as he was prepared to make an
effort to escape. a young friend in the Jail
had furnished him with an extra suit of
clothes, which he had put on under the
regulation stripes. When the officer was
not watching, he repaired to an clubhouse,
slipped of the chain-gang suit, and imme-
diately started out on visit to some of his
far-distaut friends. As soon as his absence
was made known search was made and
the fleeing prisoner Tecaptured near Willow
slough. He was brought back and will be
rewarded for this attempt to escape by be-
ing confined for a number of days in a dark
cell.
Class REApINGs-A good and represent
alive audience attended the entertainment
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