Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-09
so desired. Doubtless If he is innocent he
will appear directly and prove an alibi.
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
Two car loads of raisins have been loaded
at Briggs orchard, near Davisville, and
sent to market this week, and three or
four more car loads are ready to be shipped
These arrests were made yesterday: NJ.
Z. Tilden, by officer Coffey, for misde-
meanor; Robert and Henry Brock, by the
same officer, for battery upon P. J. Deveny.
Thirty car loads of beef cattle passed
through yesterday, en- route to San Fran
CISCO, from Nevada. Eleven car loads ar
rived here from Anderson, Shasta county.
for Gerber Bros.
The Sacramento and Yolo bridge will
be closed to travel by vehicles for few
nights to come, between the hours of
?. NJ. and A. NJ, in order that the new
hoor may be laid. Footmen can cross
without trouble.
A Chinese vegetable man named All
sam, while driving along | street, between
Seventh and Eighth, yesterday morning.
was stoned by some boys, who thus made
his horse run away. Sam was hit on the
jaw with rock and received a severe cut.
Articles of incorporation were Yesterday
MED with the Secretary of State of the
trustees OF the Young Mems Christian
Association of San Bernardino Trustees
4. c. Lockard, j. j. Rosseau, Fred Muscott,
George Quinan, w. ]. Linville, John
Bryant, c. W. Barrett.
The premises of A. Stoltz, in the alley
between Twelfth and Thirteenth | and J
streets, was burg.arized Wednesday even
ing, and robbed of gold watch and chain
considerable jewelry, and So 25 in coin
The same residence was entered by thief
last Tuesday, and a small sum of money
stolen.
Last evening a Pioneer festival was held
at the a. NJ. E. Church for the purpose of
raising funds to increase the salary of their
pastor, Rev. Jordan Allen. Refreshments
were served in the basement. Those in
charge of the festivities were A. Giles. I.
Johnson, E. Howard, L. Cogar, J. Davis and
a. Emerson.
The steamer Seizer was engaged all of
yesterday in her endeavor to scrape the
sand from the channel below the draw of
the bridge, and has succeeded in getting
much better depth of water than there was
before she commenced. During her work
she had to use giant powder now and
again, to loosen the material operated
upon.
Yesterday carpenter who was engaged
IN shearlng up portion of the balcony of
laying of a new sidewalk beneath it. fell
from pile of lumber upon which he was
standing, and in the fall one of his hands
came in contact with nail in a board and
was pierced by it. He also had one of his
legs severely bruised.
Money was paid into the State yesterday
as follows; From the escheated estate of
Frank Leonard. Calaveras county, 81, 564 "a;
Commissioners of Yosemite Valley, for
rents collected, 1916 20; Secretary of State.
fees for September, 1896 95; Directors of
Home for Adult Blind, for sale of articles
manufactured by the inmates, $74 As; fees
OF Commissioner of immigration for Sep
tember $50 20.
I. H. Goodman, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, has informed the General Commit
tee on Encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic that the price of tickets from
the Missouri river points to San Francisco
and return will be $50, provided tourists
come and return by the same route. He
could not speak definitely for the railroads
east OF the Missouri river. but probably the
rate to New York would be $50.
NJ. G. Tilden was arrested yesterday on a
charge of misdemeanor preferred by Health
Officer Ferral, for not complying with the
city ordinance-No. 1S7-providing for the
construction of cesspools and privy vaults.
where a sewer is not accessible. The
Health Officer asserts that the cesspool Mr.. |
Elden had constructed was not of the
proper depth, and was not lined with iron.
concrete or brick for depth of four feet,
as the ordinance provides, but with wood.
AT o'clock last night the Signal Service
weather reports showed the barometer to
be falling from Tatoosh Island to San
Diego. Cloudy weather prevails from
Olympia to Red Bluff, while at Tatoosh
Island a rain-storm has Just commenced,
with south wind. Southwesterly and
westerly winds prevail along the Pacific
slope. In California the weather is gener-
ally clear, except at Cape Mendocino Red
Bluff and San Luis Obispo, at which places
cloudy weather prevails,
Commissioner Markley of the State
Board OF Equalization, referring to the
letter sent the Board by Auditor Strother of
San Francisco, in which the latter an
nounced his refusal to comply with the or
der OF the Board raising the San Francisco
assessment for State purposes, says that the
legality of the Auditors proceedings will
be tested next January, when the Auditor
and his bondsmen will probably be sued
for the amount of State tax lost through
his failure to act as directed.
At Middle Creek, on the line of the CAL
itornia and Oregon Railroad, above Red
ding, several tramps jumped on the passen-
ger train going north last evening. They
were put off soon afterwards, and returned
TO the station-house where they stole
hand-car and started up the track as a
wild - train. On the fact becoming
known to the railroad officials steps were
taken to secure their arrest, but as they
are reported to be well armed with six
shooters, it is thought there might be
trouble in effecting their capture