Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-31
BRIEF NOTES.

| Inc close season 1Of trout III California
closes with to-day.
Nine carloads of oranges from Los Angeles
went East yesterday.
The Shadows Of a Great City" company
left yesterday morning for Oakland.
Professor Trip announces that he will
shortly give series of lectures combining
romance with history.
The Sacramento river registered Is feet /
inches yesterday On the 30th of last
March it was 20 feet inches
1t is said that Andy Lash, in the employ
of Frank P. Lowell, has fallen heir to a
large fortune in the " old country"
i j. r. Grismer and the Phoebe Davies
combination troupe will appear at the
Metropolitan, in this city, in few days, in
Called Back"
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Mary Roberts, for being com
mon drunkard, and ]. Kavanaugh, for bat
terry, both by officer Ash.
1t is announced that exhibitors having
goods in the late Loan Exhibition, and who
are willing to remove them, can cali for
them to-day between 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Chief of Police Jackson has a valuable
letter from the East for l. w. Rendell.
whose address a few months ago was 11f6
Third street, but who cannot now befound.
The Veteran Odd Fellows Association. of
Sacramento, will hold its annual reunion
and banquet this evening, assembling for
the purpose in Encampment Hall at P. NJ.
W. ID. Sherburn has been elected Presi-
dent and W. a. Stephenson Secretary of
the Odd Fellows Picnic Committee. The
picnic will be held April 18th.
The boys at the park have new express
sion, which they use when horse does not
perform satisfactorily" Oh, can him and
send him to the British armyr'
A carload of eggs and fish came through
on freight train from the East yesterday.
California hens, who are now furnishing
eggs below cost, as 1t were, will be apt to
wonder what this importation means.
Sunday night burglar entered the resi-
dence OF Il. II. Darlington, on the southeast
corner OF TWenty- first and streets, through
window, and succeeded III getting away
with considerable quantity of clothing
A. j. Stevens yesterday presented the
Sacramento Museum Association with five
jars of centipedes, scorpions, tarantulas
and lizards, all splendid specimens of their
species, and which he procured while on a
recent trip to Arizona
The Woodland Democrat SAYS that it is no
trick at all for the bows at Knights
Landing to go out and capture hundred
beautiful pike with the rod and line. And
the boys are not mean about it, but will
show visitor how to be equally successful.
I. B. Robinson, of this city, has returned
from serving papers, as an agent of the
Anti-Debris Association in the case of
1uba county VS.. Arnett and others,
hydraulic miners ON the Yuba river The
.as is hafn =
county.
The Young Union Base Ball Club has
organized as follows: Captain, Thomas
Cook; President, George Mckinney; Sec
rotary, Ed. Stevens; Treasurer, Fred
Major; Propertyman, James Ryan. The
rest of the members are Joe Bowman,
George Vice, Chris. Lagos and Frank Her.
man.
Officer Farrell returned yesterday from
Los Angeles, bringing with him George J.
McCrelly, who is accused of felony, in en-
bezzling thirteen clocks, property of the
Keystone Wringer Company, of this city,
for which he was an agent He is also
suspected Of having burglarized the COM
panys premises last January and taking
S213.
The Woodland Democrat saws that mot
withstanding the long dry spell the general
report is, from all parts of Yolo county.
that the grain is still looking well."' There
are probably hundreds of acres in both
olo and Sacramento counties where the
late sown grain has scarcely started and it
is doubtful whether rain, unless there is a
great deal of it, will do much good.
An organization has been formed at
Brighton, to be known as The Brighton
Coursing Club with the following officers
and NOM bprS DraciIaD+ n W.
President, a. Hall; Secretary. P. NJ. Roo
ney; Treasurer, T. c. Perkins; Steve
Quass, Joe Powers, Patrick O'Connor, VIM.
Carvel, Sam Pugh, Colonel Brennon and
Ed. Dunen. On the 18th of April there
will be races for old dogs and puppies
AT regular annual meeting of the SYM
phonia Orchestra, held March 9th, the
following Off .ers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: President, Byron Ball ;
Vice-President and Musical Director. Prof
Otto Fleissner; Secretary and Treasurer,
T W. c. Lewis; Librarian, Edward f. John
son; Directors-Byron Ball. Prof Otto
Fleissner, w. c. Lewis, Edward E. John
son, 10 Terry and |. G. Shaw The
T orchestra is in prosperous condition and
expects to appear before the public soon.
THE SUPREME COURT CoIMIssIoN-Chi
Justice Morrison, Of the Supreme Court
says, in speaking of the gentlemen named
as Supreme Court Commissioners " We
understand very well that the bill didn't
go into effect Immediately, but we were
DESTROYS that the public should know
beforehand who we should appoint, so as
to give encouragement and confidence to
litlgants, by thus showing them that the
Commission would be composed of men oil
sterling qualifications, combining great
ability with unquestioned integrity and
experience, all Of them having served on
the Supreme Bench. In addition to this
we wanted to give the gentlemen them
selves ample time to consider the matter
and to arrange their business affairs in case
they decided to accept. The naming OF
Messrs. Cope Belcher and Temple was in
no sense an appointment, but rather no.
tice that they would be appointed, as they
will be if they consent to act. We have
had no intlmatiOn as vet of the views OF
any of them as to their acceptance or other
: wise"
BARwTcKs REPoRT.-The barometer at
o'clock last night was falling from Tatoosh
Island to Red Bluff, with calms to south
west winds prevailing, with generally clear
weather in Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, and cloudy weather in California
There has been since u NJ. yesterday a
sprinkle of rain deposited at Cape Mendo-
elmo and Sacramento, with .lG of an inch
precipitated at San Francisco. The only
Signal Service stations reporting foul
weather sunset along the Pacific slope were
Cape Mendociuo, Red Bluff, Sacramento
and San Francisco. If March goes out
without depositing an appreciate amount
of rainfall, in excess of the OF of an inch
that fell on the evening of the 18th, it will
have been the dryest March since the first
discovery of gold in California The least
amount before was As OF an inch
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. - Mary Roberts,
alias Chin-du-wan, became weary of life yes
terday morning, in consequence of excess
i've indulgence in stimulating beverages,
and determined to drown herself With
this end in view she went up to the Sacra-
ramento and Yolo bridge, and was in the
act of jumping over the railing when some
one restrained her. Walking down the
railroad track towards the station-h house. a
short time afterwards, she endeavored to
throw herself upon the rails in front of q
locomotive that was approaching, but was
again interfered with. officer Ash, on
learning of the facts, arrested her. and she
is now charged with being a common
drunkard.