Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-10
BRIEF NOTES.

The recent rains have only caused the
Sacramento river to raise about one foot.
Judge Mcfarland yesterday appointed c.
| w. Clarke as guardian of the estate of Mrs
Elizabeth Bryte.
Snow fell to a depth of over two feet on
the summit yesterday, and as far down the
hill as Blue Canyon
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of Jack Courtney, by officers Agner and
Rider, for disturbing the peace.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
and alloyed the regular monthly demands
against the county, but transacted no other
| business of importance.
! S. P Milligan was reported to be little
! improved i'll condition yesterday afternoon,
| but the prospects of recovery from his in
| juries are very uncertain.
| In Department Two of the Superior
Court Yesterday julius Fleck, native of
Germany, was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of VIM. Eberhardt and A.
Flohr
Deputy Sheriff Kareher took to the State
Prison at Folsom yesterday afternoon Her
man Glass, who on the Sd inst. was SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment for petit
larceny, second ofiense.
A. j. Lucas, Chief of the Pacific Coast
Detective Bureau, came up from San Fran
cisco last evening, and installed Isaac j.
Simmons in charge of their Office in this
city, vice W. w. Cone resigned.
The barge Granger arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with 100000 feet of
lumber for Richards & Knox. This is the
largest cargo which has crossed the bar
below the city for many months
Deputy Sheriffs Winthrop and Dunn
came up from San Fran cisco last evening,
en- route to Folsom with two prisoners
John Brown, who is to serve one year for
grand larceny, and Thomas Flynn ten
years for burglary.
The ladies. of the Ninth-street Baptist
Church will give the third of their series of
socials this evening, introducing a varied
and pleasing musical and literary pro-
gramme. A variety of aprons and other
useful articles will be for sale Refresh
ments free
The present high price of grain is caus.
ing holders to dispose of what they have on
hand as rapidly as possible, and the river
steamers and barges are hurrying it to tide
water, while the railroad company is using
all the box cars that can be spared to assist
in its transportation.
The steamer Neponset arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday, with grain
and produce, and the steamer Knight No. 2
passed through from Marysville to San
Francisco, with grain and merchandise.
The San Joaquin No. 4 cleared for San
Francisco with grain.
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge, No.
8, l. o. o. F.. has elected the following off
GERS for the ensuing term: Mrs. Helen
NntI NJ ro1f. IL n
J. Clark, Rec. Sec; Mrs. Elizabeth Warm
dorph, Treas; Trustees, S. A. Wolf, George
Murray and Miss Annie Sherburn.
The Supreme Court has rendered de-
cision in the case of r. II. Johnson, con-
victed in Woodland last July of grand lar
ceny, and sentenced 10 one years imprison-
ment, reversing the Judgment of the Court
below, and direct the latter to enter judg-
ment to the effect that the crime was en-
bezzlement and not grand larceny.
Officer Glennon, of San Francisco, did
not leave for San Jose yesterday in search
of Mrs. All Gong, the Chinawoman stolen
from Vallejo, as he had intended, having
received information that necessitated his
remaining here and using the telegraph.
Nothing positive as to the woman's where
abouts has yet been learned, however.
The total rainfall for the storm Just past,
according to the Signal Service reports, was
1.59 inches, making 24S inches for the sea
son, as against IL As inches to an even date
last year. River, SO feet. This time last
year it was % feet. The highest and lowest
temperature yesterday was $50 and AGO,
with variable winds, mostly northerly, and
clear weather.
Deputy United States Marshal Hopkins
took Gout You to San Francisco Yesterday
morning, to await the action of the United
States Grand Jury in her case on the charge
of illegally restraining people of their lib
erty. contrary to the fundamental law OF
the United States. The two Cinnamon held
as witnesses against her were also taken
below at the same time.
The passenger train which left this city
for the north Wednesday only went as far
as Delta and returned from that place on
time yesterday afternoon. The train that
should have arrived here from McCloud
Wednesday afternoon, but was laid out by
land slides near Dunsmuir reached the
city late last evening. The road is still
blocked by the slides near Dunsmnir, and
may remain so for another day. 1t again
began raining there last evening, which
may indicate another storm working down
FROM, ba North