Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14
BRIEF NOTES.

yC1te'Nos, =. u. Stoey.
a large tule fire prevailed west of Wash
ington yesterday, creating an immens
cloud of smoke, which darkened the ives
ern sky.
Charles Leeper, recently arrested on SUI
plcion of insanity, was exaioined on Sa
urday by the "Reminiscences of Lu2acy, an
ordered discharged from custody.
Large numbers of wild geese were Alvin
J over the city in a southerly direction las
nis ut. When the geese appear early in tn
season, it is said to be sign OF early rain:
The Co troller drew a warrant Saturda
! in the sun, of Sll,969 50 in favor of til
| r. P. Donnen Manufacturing Company, G
| Chicago. for machinery furnished the Stat
Printing Office.
The State Board of Equalization not hav
ing any business before it Saturday, ad
journed until to-day. Several countie
will have their assessments acted upoI
early this week.
The new steamer, san joaquin No. 4. or
her up trip yesterday brought from. Sar
Francisco four barges and large quantity
Of freight. No other steamer has ever ac
complished such a feat on tho Sacramento
The Puritan Gold Mining Company has
filed articles Of Incorporation. The prin-
cipal place of business is at San Francisco
The capital stock is $1,000. 900, divided
into 10000 shares, of the par value of 500
EACH
Judge Van Fleet, in Department One of
the Superior Court Saturday. heard and
denied the motion of counsel for defense in
the case of the People VS.. REYNOLDS, for a
dismissal of the indictments. The eases
VIII be set for trial hereafter.
The Ward theatrical combination having
concluded its tour of the interior with the
engagement which closed at Woodland
Saturday night, passed through here YES
terday, most of the members going to SaT
Francisco. S. C. Mott the manager, re-
manned over in Sacramento.
A horse attached to light spring wagon
entered upon a lively runaway from Sew
enth and X streets Yesterday morning.
The driver was thrown out opposite the
Clunle Opera House, and received a severe
scalp wound where his head struck one of
the rails OF the street railroad track.
The steamer Varuna, having some repairs
to make to her machinery, left her barge at
the bend of the river above the city yester-
day morning, and Captain Foster went up
with the steamer Governor Dana and
brought II down. The barge stuck in the
any train.
Thomas Riley, who resides near Hicks
vile, met with an accident last week while
returning home from this city. While
jogging carelessly along he drove into a
deep rut or culvert hole and was tipped
from his high seat TO the ground alighting
on his head. He remained unconscious
for quite time after tie fall
Controller Dunn on Saturday drew his
warrant on the appropriation for the State
encampment i'll favor of the Colonel of the
First Infantry Regiment for 50, 800; Third
Infantry Regiment, $500; Fifth Infantry
Regiment, $1,000; Second Artillery Regi-
ment, $500. The First Artillery Regi-
ment's claim is yet to be allowed.
Theodore j. Weisel, son of Chris. Weisel,
is spending his vacation at jacobsen S
Range, forty miles above Georgetown. He
has succeeded in killing three fine fat bucks.
One of them has been on exhibition at his
fathers place Of business-a fine four
pronged buck, in prime condition. Young
Weisel shot him at distance of 400 yards.
The highest temperature Saturday and
yesterday was For Olympia, $50 and $50
Spokane Falls, $50, no report yesterday
Portland, go and 10; Roseburg 75o and
SO; Red Bluff, $50 and go; Sacramento.
$50 and $40; San Francisco, $50 and 75o;
Keller, $50 and IS; San Luis Obispo, 75o
and 100; Los Angeles, 10 and 790; San
Diego, 40 and $50.
AT the meeting of the County Board OF
Education of Yolo county, held at Wood
land last Saturday, charges of immoral
conduct were presented against Professor
Gano Kennedy. 4 citation was then
issued, summoning him to appear before
the Board on Saturday, the Goth and show
cause why his first grade county certificate
should not be revoked.
Capitol Park was none too large for the
immense crowd of men, women and chill
dren that assembled yesterday afternoon
and evening to enjoy the Open-air concert
given by the First Artillery and Hussar
bands. All of the music was good. and
some Of it very fine indeed, calling forth
enthusiastic applause. Visitors to the
city spoke in the highest terms of the
entertainment, and doubtless will remem-
Der 1t as among the pleasantest of their ex-
periences in the Capital City.
The horse of B. n. Holm, dairyman.
took fright on street, between Eighth and
Ninth, Saturday, while the driver was de-
livering milk in that neighborhood and
ran away A little boy, named Frank
CrosSman, who was in the vehicle at the
time, was thrown out and considerably
hurt. The runaway horse came to a stop
on the northwest corner of Eighth and J
streets, where he came in collision with
the sidewalk. The shafts of the wagon
were broken, and the horse cut on the legs
At a special meeting of Sacramento
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, Friday evening, Rev
Charles McKelyey, the Chaplain, who is
about to leave the city, having been de,
tailed to another sphere of ministerial
usefulness, was presented with a beautiful
Master Mason's apron oflambskin, trimmed
handsomely with silk and silver bullion
The presentation remarks were made by
Past Master ]. T. Griffitts, and after the re,
cipient's feeling response other members OF
the fraternity spoke in Endorsement of Mr.
Griffitts' expression of kindly sentiment
SMYRNA, n. Y, March 20, 1SS3-Gents
The New Home Sewing Machine | received
in December last works like charm, anG
| to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public.
| wouldn't sell mine, if l could not get an
| other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. w. A
Stephenson, SOC street, Sacramento Cal
| agent for New Home and White Sewing
| Machines.
DoN'T fail to examine our red fannels a
90 cents yard. Hale Bros. d Co. +
CURTAIN bunting, -! cents yard. Hal
| Bros. 81 Co.
THE best 5O-cent vest in the city. Hal
! Bros. & Co.
ASK for our one dollar corset. Hale Bros
& Co.
LADIES and children's lace collars, L
cents each. Hale Bros.
LADLrs fichus, special value, at 81 each
Hale Bros.
LADIES fancy stripe cotton hose, for
cents pair. Hales'
LADIES French kid shoes, 50 IS a pain
Hale Bros