Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-25
BRIEF NOTES.
Yesterday was cool and pleasant, a re-
freshing breeze from the south prevailing
all day

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freshing breeze from the south prevailing
all day.
| Mrs Dorothea Strobel. mother of Car
Strobel, of Sacramento, died in Cincinnati
on the 23d.
The Treasurer OF San Francisco paiG
s78,049 20 into the State Treasury yesterday
on account of taxes.
There will be a meeting OF German
Catholics at . P NJ. tomorrow at St. Roses
| Hall, to consider matters of interest &c
them.
There was no concert in the Capitol Park
| last evening. it having been again post
poned out of respect to the memory OF
| General Grant.
Henry Wilson. the fellow who lately i'm
posed on several kind-hearted citizens of
| this city, has been trying his swindling
| tactics in Stockton,
It is said that the design OF the drop-cur-
tain OF the new Clunie theater will be a rep
resentation of Warwick Castle John VIII
| kins is the scenic artist
| r. Dale, on behalf of the Howard Asso-
! citation. has declined the offer of the
| hnickerbockers to play a game for the
benefit of the Association.
! 4 Chinese mussel-gatherer was drowned
in the river yesterday at Clarksburg.
| Undertaken Kavanaugh went down and
| brought the remains TO this city.
| J. H. Harris, son of Len Harris, was
! brought to the railroad hospital yesterday
from Lathrop, where 4 small bone in one
OF his legs was fractured while coupling
cars.
Yesterday Judge Van Fleet issued writ
of habeas corpus in favor of John Sansome,
now confined in the Folsom prison, the
same being returnable before the Judge on
| Monday next.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Nelson S. Peck was
granted divorce from Emma Peck, and
was also awarded the custody of the two
minor children
T. L. Girard's horse started out at noon
yesterday for a free, untrammeed tour of
the city. lie took it all in. but without
injury to himself or the vehicle that fol-
lowed fast upon his heels
Yesterday afternoon All Oily, All Gong.
An Woe, All Dye and Isaac Lowone were
arrested by officers Ash and Franks tor
| obstructing the sidewalk, by maintaining
truit-Stands in violation of the city ordi-
nance
Articles Of incorporation have been flied
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i0toa Savage Mining Company, to operate
in Quiotoa mining district, Arizona Cap
ital stock, $4,000. Directors-W. f. Cash
man, Cornelius Reilly, L. NJ. Pearlman, J.
II. Sayre and Henry de Neuve. Principal
place of business, San Francisco
Controller Dunn Yesterday drew a war
rant on the State Treasury, in favor of the
city and county of San Francisco for SIS
523 g. of the money recovered from eX-
Immigration Commissioner Bunker on ac-
count of per capita collections from incom-
ing Chinese, and withheld by him. The
money belongs to the city's leprosy fund.
License Collector Dolan has been making
the Chinese toe the mark lately. A couple
OF days ago he had one of them before JUS
tice Anderson, at Folsom, for running a
store at that place without the necessary
legal permit, and the Celestial was CON
yicted Another, a peddler, was brought
before Justice Post, in this city, but was
not punished in consideration of his taking
out the required license.
The drug clerks have organized a society
for mutual Improvement and social inter
course. The members are; Z. Yardley,
". H. Wood, J. A Green W. F. lille
brand, A. Hinkson, II. L. Miller, j. II.
Keeling, TheO. Shore, George II. Strong,
A. Eckman. At a meeting held on Thurs
day evening these officers We're chosen;
President J. \. Green; Vice. President, A.
Ekman; Secretary, ". II. Wood; Treasurer,
George II. Strong.
The highest temperature yesterday, ac-
CordiDg to the Signal Service reports, along
the Pacific slope was For Tatoosh Island,
so; Olympia, 150; Spokane Falls so;
Dayton, 36o Fort Candy, go; Portland,
80 Roseburg, SO; Cape Mendocino. G2o;;
Red Bluff, $50; Sacramento. $50; San Fran
cisco, $50; Keller, 932 San Luis Obispo.
20; Los Angeles, Sc; and San Diego, 730.
Salt Lake, at noon yesterday, was $50;
Cheyenne. 75'; Denver. 7S'; North Platte,
630; Omaha, SO, and Yankton, D. T., 800.
Mrs Mary Jane Clark. whose death oc-
CURED III Woodland on the 21st instant at
the advanced age OF IS years, Will be better
known to old residents as the widow of
Milo Bennett, who came with his family TO
Sacramento in September, 1851, and died
soon afterwards Mrs Bennett was the
mother of Mrs Judge McCaRe, Mrs Chas
Z. Green, Rodney NJ Bennett and Jesse
Bennett, and the grandmother of a small
host of promising young people who are
growing UP to remember . grandma with
affection and regret.
The services at the Congregational Church
! tomorrow will be IN the nature of a me-
mortal address, with music appropriate to
the occasion. The subject Four Times
in this Generation will include a review
of the lives of four great men, grouped INTO
the past quarter century, closing with
| that of General Grant At the Central NJ
T. Church, Rev. c. McKelvey pastor. the
morning subject will be, Memorial Ser
vice for General Grant" The evening SER
vice at the Sixth-street II. +. Church, Rev.
+. r. Ollie, will be memorial service, sub
| iect, The Man We Mourn" The Grand
| Army of the Republic will attend in q
body.