Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-18
BRIEF NOTES.

The San Francisco steamer did not reacl
this city until after II NJ. yesterday.
But one arrest was made Yesterday Nee
Kelton, by officers Sullivan and Farren. 70
yagrancy.
The steamer Varuna arrived from tn,
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of grain.
a large number of people enjoyed the
open-air concert by the Hussar band at the
Plaza last evening.
Father Upchurch will visit the Work.
men of Woodland and vicinity Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst.
One of the sprinkling carts Of W. X.
I Brown broke down yesterday on K street
between Fifth and Sixth
A very pleasing social entertainment was
| given last evening by the ladies of the
| SiXth-street NJ. L. Church
Last Wednesday a daughter of John
! Spong, OF Woodland, fell while riding
| horseback and fractured an arm.
! There will be a meeting Of the CITY Board
| OF Health this evening, at which plumbers
| will be required 10 file their bonds
! At Central Park, Sixteenth and F streets.
| there will be a concert and dance tomorrow
| afternoon and evening, good music being
| furnished.
a boy abopt : years Of age. named VIM.
Hale, fell from fence on Fifth street, be-
| tween q and r, Thursday evening, and
broke his leg
There will be a concert and dance to-
| morrow afternoon and evening at Rich
mond Grove. The Hussar Band will
furnish the music.
Laura \, Finnell was yesterday, in De
partment Two ofthe Superior Court granted
divorce from James f. Finuell, and the
custody of their minor child
The Irish National League will hold a
meeting in Nntracht Hail at P NJ to-
morrow. Reports will be received from
delegates, and other business transacted.
The examinations for promotion will be
held at ST. Joseph's Academy from the 10Th
to the oath instant. Pupils are requested
to DE punc,ual Il attendance at the reopen
ing.
Governor Stoneman has appointed c. NJ.
c. Peters 4 Notary Public for Shasta county.
to reside at Anderson and A. w. Hall,
Notary for Tehama county to reside at
Tehama.
jesse Mitchell, of Gait, has been ap-
pointed one Of the watchmen in the State
fill the vacancy occQsioned by the death of
c. C. Fugiu.
Some thief entered the room of John
Mains, in the POst-otfice building, corner of
Fourth and X streets, Thursday night and
stole a Colts revolver, some handkcTchiefs
and other small articles.
Deputy Sheriff Coleman brought up from
San Francisco yesterday, en- route to the
7 ~.
is TO serve a term of five years for petit
larceny, second offense.
A musicale will be given at the First
Baptist Church next " wednesday evening
when Miss Ida Clinch. Miss Grace Coker,
Miss Gerrish, Mr. and Mrs. Neale and Miss
Nellie Wright will take part
Mrs. Amanda Hutton, native of Scot
land, aged II years, sister Of David and Geo
room, Second and l streets, THURSDAY
night, of old age and debility.
Street Commissioner Nielsen had men
engaged yesterday in sinking shafts down
the China slough drainage pipe, in the
vicinity where the quickSand is worst. in
order to ascertain whether the pipe has
been broken.
The Odd Fellows Hall Association has
W. C. Fetch, William Beckman, r. T.
De\lin and George +. Parker The Di-
rectors organized with Felch as President.
Parker as Secretary, and Beckman IS
Treasurer.
Sergeant BarwicS reports that the high
est temperature yesterday, according to the
Signal Service records. was: For Tatoosh
Island, $40; Olympia, 80; Spokane Falls. 10;
Dayton, SO; Fort Candy. 90; Portland 72o;;
Roseburg 76o Red Bluff, 92o; Sacramento.
So; San Francisco, 65o; Keeler go; San
LuiS Obispo, ~; Los Angeles, So, and San
Diego, 76'.
i horse belonging to man by the name
Of Lopez started on a runaway at Front
and q streets Thursday evening. He ran
10 Sixth and r. became entanged in the
treste-work, and jus, as he was about to be
freed he made jump down the cmbanli-
mcnt, distance Of about twelve feet, alight-
ing upon his head, but apparently escaping
without injury.
On the recommendation of the State
Prison Directors, Governor Stoneman has
commuted the sentence of Charles Brown,
vino was convicted of robbery in SOnoma
county in July, 1877, and sentenced to
eleven years imprisonment, to eight years
Also, the sentence Of All Foo who was
!
manslaughter, and sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment, reducing the term to seven
years.
About two months ago a Chnaman
named Chung Way swore out warrant in
Justice Posts Court for the arrest of Chan
Chow, whom he accused of having stolen
his wite's bracelets while they were living
in the State OF Nevada, and brought them
TO Sacramento. Mr.. Chow managed to
keep out of the way of the officers, and the
case has remained quiet until day or two
ago. when Way succeeded in having Chow
arrested in San Francisco, and he was
brought here yesterday by officer Moftitt of
that place.
The remains of the late Judge c. Il.
Swift arrived from San Francisco by the
11:25 a. n. train yesterday, escorted by
number of relatives and friends The
funeral took place from the depot, the
Pioneers turning out in large numbers, and
the city officials, bankers and other bust
ness men and friends generally attending
The pal-bearers were T. NJ. Lindley. y.
d. Goodell, f. H. Russell, W L. Chamber
lin, DR.. y. Il. Nixon, Judge n Greene Cur
IS Mayor John Q. Brown and F. r. Dray
Services at the grave were conducted BY