Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-16
BRIEF NOTES.

| At Woodland last Tuesday the thermom-
eter registered 1902.
The weather yesterday was very warm in
this city, the thermometer reaching go.
A man had his pocket picked of $50 in
the crowd at the circus yesterday afternoon.
The Janauschek theatrical company
passed through yesterday, going to Wood
land from MarysYille.
The circus had large attendance yester-
day afternoon and last evening. 1t left
early this morning for Stockton.
The City Board of Education will meet at
s O'Clock this evening, to take further action
relative to the new school building.
The Catholic Germans of the city are re
! quested to attend a meeting at St Rose
Hall, Seventh street, at o'clock this even
ing.
T. W. Emerson has received sentence of
$780, or 200 days, in San Francisco, for the
three cases of embezzlement upon which
he was recently convicted.
Hebron Bros, of this city, have pur-
chased from L. Huseman, of Yolo county,
/ $50 head of horses, which they will put
upon their range on Butte creek, Siskiyou
county.
A forfeit of $50 a side has been put up to
bind match for $50 q side TO take place at
! the Recreation Grounds next Sunday be-
| tween the Kniokerbocker and Eureka base
| ball clubs.
Joseph II. Desrosier, a native of Eng
land, was yesterday in Department Two of
! the Superior Court admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of Pleasant Crew and
Oscar Knott.
These arrests were made yesterday: Carl
Meyers, by officer Sullivan, for battery
| Anton Fontano, by the same officer, for
disturbing the peace and carrying a con-
cealed weapon.
The overland express train was 50 min
utes behind time in its arrival here from
! the East yesterday morning, in conse-
quence of the breaking of the drawhead of
a fruit car near Truckee.
Judging from the number of Cinnamon
making their way East, it will not be many
years before they begin to cut prominent
! figure in the labor market there. Yester-
! days emigrant train had half carload of
! them among Its passengers.
Among the health reports for the past
| month received by DR. Tyrrell was one
from Susanville, which read: No one
/ sick but the Doctors The Sacramento
/ doctors are also feeling ''sick" because of
/
BERTHE Fowler, a little boy years of age,
/ whose parents reside on Eighth street, be-
| tween D and L, was bitten last Sunday by a
dog, receiving slight wound in the face.
| Since then he has been very i'll, with fire
quent spasms. but yesterday was somewhat
! better.
| The remains of the late c. C. Fugitt,
Waterman in the State Treasurer's office,
| w bo 6ie1 aStp1Iiav r,Or1,iDtr affar q bri of
Illness were yesterday forwarded to Gait
for interment. He had lived in that neigh
hood for more than thirty years-setthng
in Old Liberty in 1852.
The will of Mrs. Wilhelmine Deterding.
recently deceased, was filed for probate in
i the Superior Court yesterday. Charles w.
and Matilda Deterding, two of her chill
dren, are named as executors, and her six
children are the heirs. The value of the
estate is estimated at $4,000.
The steamer Dover arrived yesterday
| from the upper Sacramento with grain !;
! steamer d. +. Knight, from Marysville, for
| San Francisco, with grain steamer San
Joaquin, No ., from San Francisco, with
merchandise and lumber. Cleared, steamer
Dover, for the upper Sacramento, light.
A thief broke a pane of glass in rear
window of the Office Saloon, Fourth street,
between J and X, Tuesday night, so as to
| be able to reach the fastening
of the window. Something fright
! ened him away, however and
he did not gain entrance to the premises.
Yesterday, in Department One of the SUI
perior Court, District Attorney Buckley
made a motion for the dismissal of the case
of Henry Denny, charged with burglary in
robbing the premises of j. r. Hodson
STATING fbat it11Uir,o, from, tho r,s,lt of Tho
t'ial a few days ago, ii would be impossible
to secure a conviction. Judge Van Fleet
| took the matter under adyisemcnt.
John Dougherty. who some years ago
| swlndled several Sacramentans, he being
then resident Of this city, was recently
| convicted at Los Angeles of having counter
| felt money in his possession, and was SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment and to
pay a fine of $500. He has heretofore served
a term of Imprisonment for embezzlement,
committed at Los Angeles, and also term
in Oregon.
Anton Fontano, an ice-cream peddler,
who some weeks ago had trouble with his
wife, from whom he had separated, relative
to the custody of their child, had a disa-
greement with her again last evening, and,
it is said, threatened to kill her. Officer
Sullivan, who went to investigate the mat
ter, met Fontano on the levee with self
cooking pistol in his possession, and ar
rested him for disturbing the peace and
carrying concealed weapon.
Two well-known Sacramentans went out
yesterday morning for q days fishing re-
turning last evening A memoranda made
of the supplies taken shows that they an
ticipated a wearisome day, as the articles
included bottle of whisky, bottle of cock
tails, bottle of lemonade, four bottles OF
beer. can of lard probably TO be used as
an antidote for the whisky, or to fry fish
in, a leg of mutton, two loaves of bread
lines, ice, etc.
The Woodland Democrat of yesterday says
that by telephone from Dayisyille it is re-
ported that a murder was committed on
Panio's ranch, three miles from that place
last evening. A man, his wife and hired
man were on the place. The man and
woman were found dead by her husband
when he returned from the field and the
circumstances indicate that the hired man
murdered the woman and then committed
suicide. No names are given and no cause
assigned"
Yesterday noon man was observed
living by the railroad track west of thC
passenger depot, apparently insensible, as
efforts to arouse him by shaking were
unsuccessful. A telephone message was
sent to the stat;on-house and officer Kent
responded. After examining the man, be
concluded to try little shaking, and fol
some reason-whcther it was because the
officer fully understood the business, or The
party operated upon had completed his
nap-the patient was aroused at once, ant
accompanied the officer as far as | street
where he was left to take care of himself
lie said he had been drinking some, bu
thought he had probably been overcome
by the heat. He arrived here from thu
Bay about half an hour before he wa;
found.
Great Sale.
; All day yesterday the entire force Of tht
Red House were engaged in making prepa
rations for the twentieth semi-annua
clearance sale which is to commence thi
5 morning At s clock, and continue during
, the remainder of the month. That th'
many readers of this article may have
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