Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03
BRIEF NOTES.

County Recorder Miller received fees last
month to the amount of 1851 IS.
The transfers of real estate in YoIo coun.
ty during the month of September aggre-
gated $3.50, 500 II.
The steamer Seller is putting in some
brush wingdams above the bridge, to i'm
prove the channel.
Hugh Casey's buggy horse had a run
away yesterday, smashing the buggy. The
horse was slightly hurt.
]. P Melchoir viii give social dance at
Richmond Grove tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Admission free.
The late E. Bonetti was treated at the
French Hospital in San Francisco, and not
at st. Mary's, as has been published.
The case of John P. Lowell, for shooting
Joseph Powers at Brighton, will come up
for examination in Justice Posts Court at
8 A. NJ. to-day.
Frank I. Silva, native of Portugal, was
admitted to citizenship in Department One
of the Superior Court yesterday, ON the tes-
timony of ]. W Hughes and 5. Silva.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Lena Schoenbaechler was
granted o divorce from Dominic Schoen-
baechler, and the custody Of their children.
1t will be seen by a card published in the
advertising columns that Reeves Il Long
have entered into the undertaking business
at No. 600 J street between Sixth and Sew
enth
The steamer Solano arrived Yesterday
from San Francisco with a barge load Of
lumber and posts for the Friend & Terry
Lumber Company, and shingles to W. f.
Frazer.
Deputy Sheriff D. Dunbar, of San Luis
Obispo county, took to Folsom Yesterday
Jose Pedro Peres, who is TO serve ten years
for grand larceny-two charges, five years
on each.
City Physician Parkinson delivered last
evening the third of his course of interest
ing and instructive lectures before the po-
lice force, having for his subject 4" Wounds
and Their Treatment"
There was large attendance at the Con-
Sregational social given by the ladies of
that society last evening, music, refresh
ments and general sociality were elements
which rendered it an enjoyable occasion.
The steamer Apache attempted to come
up to the city with her freight yesterday
morning, but grounded on the Y-street bar,
and the steamer Governor Dana. with the
barge Yolo, went down and relieved her of
portion of her load, when she was able to
come on.
The parlor car which has been in use on
the local passenger train between Saera-
mento and San Francisco has been sent to
the shops for thorough oVerhauling, and
the beautiful ear Santa Monica is doing
duty in its place.
The third edition of Homes and Hap
piness in the Golden State of California"
has just been issued by H. S. Croker d Co.
San Francisco. and is of value for sending
to friends at the East as showing our
climate, the varied resources of the State,
etc.
The young man named Trayner, who
attempted suicide at Briggs VINEYARD.
Yolo county, last Saturday, by shooting
himself in the left side the ball passing
entirely through the body, is reported 10
be improving in condition, and hopes of
his recovery are entertained.
Officers Kent and Farrell arrested vester-
day, on the complaint of Health Officer
Ferral Chinaman named zee Lee. who
is charged with misdemeanor in maintain
ing exceedingly filthy and odorous prem
lses at Nos. 2O5 and 207 | street, property
which he leases from J. d. Tate
A Resi- dent Taxpayer" writes the Rec
ORD UNIoN; " The lady residents on Eighth
street, between z and r, would like to have
the sprinkling cart pass down in that local
ity one in great while, more especially on
wash days, as their clothes suffer greatly
from the dust if there is the faintest zephyr
blowing"
William Waldron, Who resides at S25 E
street, loaned horse and buggy to Norman
j. Parker about l P. n. Thursday, the agree
ment being that the property should be re-
turned by 5 P. NJ. of that day. Late yester-
day afternoon the turnout had not been
brought back, and its owner had invoked
the aid of the law. 3
Mrs George Suydain, who has not been
in good health lately, and consequently
was exceedingly nervous, became despond-
ent Thursday night in consequences of some
trifing disagreement with her husband.
and attempted suicide by taking laudanum,
but the fact was discovered in season for
her life to be saved.
Judge Van Fleet Yesterday sentenced NJ.
Stadtler who pleaded guilty few days ago
on charge OF grand hrceny, in stealing G..
w: Eldreds buggy, toone year in the State
Prison at Folsom. Ibe sentence was made
light because of the prisoner previous good
character. and belief in the mind of the
Court that he was nn exactly right men,
tally.
On Thursday the cise of Elizabeth Glass
cock, admiuistratriK, VS.. Central Pacific
Railroad, for damage$in the sum of $50, 600
for the death of Gorge Glasscock, near
Blacks, on November /, 1884, was called
for trial in the Surelior Court of Yolo
county, and a jury Ampaneled, and the
hearing is still in Progress. Judge S. G.
benson. of Sacramento. and e. L. Craig, of
Auburn, represent the defendant, and j. C.
Ball, f. Il. Baker and Jackson Hatch the
plaintiff.
Sergeant Barwick says that the highest
Signal Service temperature at Sacramento
yesterday was 90, and $50 the day before.
Since the LIST of October no maximum or
highesttemperature at the Pacific coast sig
nal stations are telegraphed therefore we are
unable to make comparison. All we know
was from the noon reports of yesterday.
and at that time Red Bluff had a tempera-
ture of 92o; Sacramento, SO; Los Angeles,
$50; San Luis Obispo, sec; San Diego, TO,
and San Francisco, 74o. This must I'M
doubtedly be the most peculiar weather
known for October.
A Chinese vegetable peddler took little
white girl, about 5 years of age, upon his
wagon at Eighteenth and P streets yester-
day forenoon, and kept her with him, in his
trip around town, for two or three hours,
much to the distress of the child's mother
He did not take the little one home then,
but left her few blocks away Other
children reported that at times the child
had wanted to leave the wagon and cried,
but he would not let her go. Special officer
Foote subsequently interviewed the Celes-
tial to see what he meant, but could only
get responses of No sabe"
About 8 o'clock last evening Chinaman
blew police whistle vigorously at Second
and J streets. The officers who investiga-
ted the matter were informed by him that
short time before, while he was passing
through Second street, between K and L.
two women occupying one of the houses
called to him, and afterwards pulled him
into their house, where after awhile one of
them held him while the other took $50
from his pockets. Local officer May went
with him to look up the females, but the
house was closed. In place near by the
Chinaman pointed out q woman as one of