Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02
BRIEF NOTES.

and quail were again in the market yester-
day.
The Sacramento Home School, Mrs. F.
a. Ross principal, will reopen next Mon
day at No. 1921 H street.
The State Capitol contained but few of
heads OF departments yesterday, nearly all
being absent from the city.
Mike Bryte has purchased from Charles
A. jenkins the latter's ranch of 734 acres
on the Costumes, paying therefore $500
The price offered for the Boutwell, man
sion yesterday at auction only reached
$1,000, which was not satisfactory, and the
sale was postponed until next Thursday.
These arrests were made yesterday ::
Sarah Doheny Clark and Kitty Edwards,
| by officer Kent, for petit larceny: John
drunk.
The County Clerk issued forty eight mar
rage licenses last month-an unusually
large number-and the Superior Court
granted eight divorces-also an unusually
large number.
A change of time has gone into effect ON
the Sacramento and Placerville Railroad
by which the morning train from Single
Springs will arrive here at 10:40 A. NJ, in
stead of 10l5.
Chief jackson went out yesterday after
noon to inquire into the condition of Mar
TN Croasman, who was reported to have
had relapse, and found him again i'm
proving in condition.
r. D. Cooper, held to answer on a charge
OF assault TO murder in the Police Court re-
cently-shooting at III. A. Slade-put up a
deposit of $500 yesterday for his appear
ance in Court when wanted
N m or, go H,>alr of III
over. the city yesterday, and soon aftor-
wards were seen circling over the tule land
pack OF Washington, seeking for patches of
their iavorlte yalesneria spiralis.
The Suryeyor-General's statement for
the month of September shows that the
fees OF his office amounted to 1896 go The
sum OF Sl25 80 was received by him as
Register OF the State Land Office.
Coroner Clark held an inquest last even
ing upon the body of George c.. Heiscb.
who was killed by falling into the machin
cry OF the scrap iron cutting machine at
the railroad works ON Wednesday. The
jury returned verdict of accidental death.
/. j. Urquhart, for long time train dis
patcher for the California Pacific Division
IN this city, has been appointed to assist
superintendent Wright in the management
OF the sections of road under his charge
%l
ton formerly held by Mr.. Urquhart.
Miss Helen E. Carleton will open1 a
school at Room II, Odd Fellows Temple,
next Monday morning, for the purpose of
teaching expression by voice and action.
10 those acquainted with her no recon-
mendatlon IS necessary; but to others she
Is prepared to give the best of references.
The steamer San joaquin No cleared
for San Francisco yesterday, with grain
steamer Neponset No. . for the lower Sac
ramento, with merchandise steamer
Ceres, for the upper Sacramento light. The
steamer Harriet passed through from the
upper Sacramento to San Francisco, with
grain.
The funeral of E. Bonetti, a fruit dealer
Of this city, who recently was attacked
with typhoid malarial fever, and was taken
to st. Mary's Hospital San Francisco, for
treatment, but died there on Wednesday
took place in this city yesterday afternoon,
and was attended by large number of his
friends.
The street-crossings at Eighteenth and
II streets & stick up " about six inches and
are very dangerous for persons who are
travelling along at a "lively gait " in bug
gIes. II gravel is not hauled in to even
them up, or the crossings lowered the city
may look out for lively suit for some
one is pound to get hurt.
There came through from Grainesyille
Wis, yesterday, attached to the immigrant
train, two carloads of excursionists. en-
route for Los Angeles. They had fitted up
their cars In peat manner, and appeared
to be enjoying their trip greatly Many of
them will remain on the coast during the
winter, If not permanently.
Ed. Wilson, the carpenter. who has a
Sl0n at Eleventh and X en-
day at work upon bay-window q few
doors above, when the scaffolding gave
away and hewas precipitated to the ground |
distance of twelve feet. At first it was
thought his leg was broken, but it turned |
QUIT be only case ola very badly sprained |
ankle.
J. III. Tomlinson, accused of stealing $3.50 |
from John Timmins, in a Mission-street
saloon, San Francisco, on the Fourth of
July, has been released on his own recog-
nizance by Judge Murphy. The prosecu-
ton was unable to go on with the case, as
Timmins cannot be found, and his testi-
mony, taken in the lower Court, could not
be used, as there was no proof that he had
left the State.
There was almost a fire at the residence
of I. B. Bell, on Tenth street, two doors
south of Engine-house No ., on Wednes-
day evening. A coal-oil lamp got upset.
and the oil spilled upon some wood and
refuse lumber, which Immediately took
fire, and for short time looked somewhat
serious. The members of Engine Company
No. 2, however, without an alarm being
given, and with vigorous effort very soon
controlled and extinguished the flames.
The Shasta Land and Cattle Company
filed articles of incorporation YESTERDAY.
The object of the corporation is to pur-
chase, sell, convey, mortgage hypothecate,
pledge, improve, lease, rent, ETC., real estate
in the State of California and Oregon; also
TO purchase and sell cattle and live stock. |
The capital is 100000, divided into 1000
shares of the par value of $500 each. The
Directors are w. L. Battles, c. c. Webb, |
George w. Webb Thomas Battles, H. 7. |
Gordon and l. Z. Nicholson.
A gentleman called at the County Clerks |
office yesterday for marriage license. The
weather was very warm, he was in hurry, |
and possibly a trihe nervous, and as he
mopped the sweat from his brow he seemed
to be fairly steaming. TheClerk completed
the filling out of the license, and glancing
toward the applicant saw smoke enveloping
him. Jerusalem ~ he calculated, you're
the hottest man I've seen this year Why
you've set your clothes on firel' The gen
tleman glanced down at his garments, from
which the smoke was escaping hurriedly
thrust his hand into one of his pants
pockets and pulled out a large bunch of
matches just ready to blaze He had some
coin in the same pocket and in taking out
the money to pay for the license he had
ignited the matches.
BARwIcK's REPoRT.-Yesterday was the
hottest day ever known in Sacramento