Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-13
BRlEF NOTES.

Seventeen carloads OF cattle and sheer
went TO San Francisco yesterday.
Announcement is made ia another col.
umn by Arthur w. Straub, of Chicago, con.
corning piano teaching.
i City Treasurer Porter day or two ago
! paid about 100000 from the sinking and
interest fund to the bondholders
The examination of ]. H. Harlan. fer
killing Everett Il. Graft, is set for eyamina-
ton at Woodland next Wednesday al 10
AM.
Alfred Won Bojen was yesterday bv
Judge Van Fleet granted divorce from
Catherine Won Boden, on the ground of
desertion.
The evidence in the case of +. A. Res
sequie vs.. The Central Pacific Railroad
Company was about concluded Yesterday.
and the case will be argued to-day.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route 10 the
State Prison at Folsom, Jack Oxen, who is
to serve two years fer burglary in the first
degree.
In Department Two of the Superior
! Court yesterday VIM. Hedger, a native of
| England, was admitted to citizenship. on
the testimony of w. p. Stoner ana WIN. b.
| Hamilton.
These arrests were made Yesterday: VIM.
J Garrett, by local officer Strader and citizen
Lusk, for yagrancy; Frank Bronson and
VIM. Shayer, alias Peters, by oflicers Rider.
Kent and Farrell, for petit larceny.
Sheriff J. f. Emmett, of Washoe county.
Nevada passed through yesterday en- route
Tor Keno with woman named Eta Butler
IN custody, he having arrested her at Oro-
VILE Tor grand larceny in stealing some
jewelry.
Tomorrow will be Valentines Day. and
already the Young folks are making bust
ness prlsk az the newsdealers. Probably
MONDAY viii be " the day" however, as
the Rostofiice does not transact much bust
ness on Sunday.
The Executive Committee of the Ciirus
Ear Association viii hold n meeting Of
Charles r. Parsons Office. this afternoon
at ) o'clock. for the purpose of effecting
permanent organization and arranging for
an annual citrus fair.
The mandamus case of George r. Ratios
VS.. J. n. Porter, City Treasurer. was yester-
Day III Department Two of the Superior
Court, continued until Friday March 5th.
70 which respondent has leave TO file a re-
turn or opposition TO the petition
Chief Jackson yesterday directed the
members of the police force to stop bows
from using rubber "slingshots." as thew
have been doing recently, to the democrat
lzstl0n OF many panes OF glass, and
| youngsters not obeying instructions to de-
sist from nsing them will be arrested.
The steamers San joaquin No. 4 and
D. e. knight arrived from San Francisco
Yesterday with merchandise, and the
Knight No. ? from Feather river with
gram. The No. and d. E. knight cleared
!9r san Francisco with grain, and the
Knight No , for Feather river with mer-
chandise.
The accident to man who was severely
KICKED by horse yesterday, in this CITY.
! and IS now being cared for in the big cell Of
the city prison, for want of some slieht hos
pltal accommodation for temporary use in
such cases, reminds that the city should
not neglect TO provide the few requisites for
meeting such emergencies.
The basket social given at the presby-
terrain church last evening proved very
interesting affair. An excellent programme
OF musical and literary exercises was rem
dered. The young ladies, and older ones
as Wen. who were in attendance brought
baskets.of luncheon, and regular picnic
feast was enjoyed after the performance.
The four members of the Fire DEPART
ment rho had tied on record for efficient
service met yesterday and drew lots. ne
result being that Jack Sullivan, OF Engine
company No , won the first prize Vein
stock & Lubin's gold medal; and Bob
Hunt. OF the Hook and Ladder Company
the second prize, suit of clothes, offered
by Chief Engineer Sullivan
Land patents were yesterday signed bv
lhe governor rs follows Moses Selie. San
Luis obispo, $40 acres VIM. NJ. Siddons
San Luis 0b;spo, 30 acres: ". II. Wiesser
Los Angeles, 100 acres 3. +. Morris. San
l.uls O5ispo, 500 acres " Y. johnson
san Luis Obispo, 32Q acres: Thomas d,
Boyd, Suffer, SO acres a " Luczett. San
Diego, 50 acres Fred " Bel, Humboldt
800 acres.
Residents Of the vicinity Of Sixteenth
ana . streets complain of the great num-
Der OF iranps that visit the residences
daily. Une Of the unwelcome band was
Observed passing through an alley vester-
Day morning. opening the yates and look
ing INTO The yards. young lady inquired
what he wanted when he came 10 her
premises, and received a sagcy and insult
ing reply.
Mrs, Tucker, OF Oakland, whose husband
IN early days was partner Of ]. r. Har-
denDerg IN the management of the Orleans
Hotel, came 10 the city feW DAYS ago with
Der daughter, who was suffering from
mental arrangement, hoping that a change
OF climate and scene might prove bene-
neral. Such was not the case, however: the
young lady grew worse, and Yesterday her
mother felt compelled to take her to the
Asylum at Napa.
Officer Ash, Ill response to q message
sent TO the station-house, arrested Yesterday
q girl, about IL or % years Of age. named
Deila Frendergast, residing with her
parents near the City Cemetery. on susri
clon OF insanity She was taken to the
county jail, and will be examined to-day.
Her language and conduct since the arrest
do not seem to indicate insanity. and sbo
declared that the charge against her was
made by her parents because of her being
unable to agree with them.
E. II. Miller, Jr, has removed his stable
OF troting horses from this city to San
francisco, where he can have the pleasure
OF Witnessing them al their work more fire.
quentiy. Adair and Thapsin have been
wintering in San Francisco. and Pansv. Al
borak and four Others went down vester
day. Two remain here in Wilbur +.
Smiths care. Mr.. Miller wished to have
Mr. Smith accompany the stable to San
francisco and continue his management of
H. bat that gentleman's health is not good
III the Bay city. and he had to decline. bat
will remain in business here Richard
Hayey, VIII have charge of NJ. Mllier's
stable below.
Two men, named Frank Bronson and
William Shayer, alias Peters, engaged in a
game of cards for drinks in johnny Nor
ten 5 saloon, K street, between Third and
Fourth, last evening. and when thev ceased
playing they owed, between them. 81 90.
One of them VOLUNTEERED to pay the entire
amount, and rendered a $40 note. The
5arkeeper, not having the change handy.
went to d. J. Considine's saloon and had
the bill changed. When he gave the man
the money due him the fellows haste to
get away excited suspicion. and the bill
was examined, when it was found TO be an
old Confederate note, instead of a green
back The police were informed Of the oc-