Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-15
BRIEF NOTES.


Superior Court.
earle & Croly, of this city, have taken a
contract to erect public school building
in Hanford for S15,500.
The Pioneer Association, nearly one hum
bred strong, will turn out in the Fourth Of
| July procession in hacks.
The Independent Baseball Club, of Frank
! lin, played a game at that place last SUNDAY
with The Brightons, for $25 side, and won
| by a score of TO 7.
| Manuel de Costa. one of the Trustees of
| Lisbon School District, Sacramento county,
has resigned his position as Trustee and
Clerk of the Board.
A meeting of Three and a Half Ward
Republican Club will be held tomorrow
rooms Twentieth and H streets.
The next examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held at Pho
neer Hall, commencing Tuesday, the 22d
| instant, at ga. NJ, and continue three days.
| The United States snagboat Seller has
been taken to the marine ways on the Yolo
side of the river to receive repairs, pre-
paratory to her going into service for the
season.
John Haberkurn, native of Germany,
was admitted to citizenship in Department
Two of the Superior Court yesterday, on
! the testimony of T. N. Fay and w. Ha-
berkurn.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday in Sacramento was
$50 and 63o, with fresh northerly winds
until p. NJ, when southerly prevailed
with clear weather.
The fruit season having fairly opened,
put on a line of steamers to run between
San Francisco and the lower Sacram ento,
to transport fruit to market.
The case of A. j. Stevens VS.. the Califor-
mia Iron and Steel Company has been re-
sumed in Department Two of the Superior
Court, and is still on trial, with the proba-
bility of its occupying several days.
According to reports from the country,
the recent high north wind did not do as
much damage in Sacramento county to
grain as was done in some other portions
of the State, the grain being not quite so far
advanced.
The Grand Jury of YOlo county, recently
adjourned, recommended the building of a
Hall of Records and a new County Hospi-
tai. They also called attention to the col
lection of licenses alleging that the work
was loosely done.
The Sacramento river is falling at the
rate of an inch or two every day, and now
registers IS feet inches The probabili-
ties are, however, that there will be plenty
of water in the stream for regatta purposes
on the Fourth of July.
These arrests were made yesterday May
Davidson, by officer wager, for exhibiting
John Fitzgerald, by officer Farren, for be-
ing drunk; All Mong, by officer McCor-
mack, for an assault with deadly weapon;
Peter Enright, by officer Mccormack, for
battery.
The Harlan case will be again called in
the Superior Court of Y olo county at 1:30 P.
NJ. to-day, when the taking of testimony
will be commenced if the jury are all pres
ent. Juror Rodden, who has been quite
sick, is improving, and will probably be
able to appear in Court this afternoon.
Parties having warrants on the State
Treasury are requested to present them for
payment before the end of this month,
which closes the fiscal year. When the
railroad tax money is paid in and appor-
toned there will probably be cash enough
on hand to pay all general fund warrants.
Who would be baseball umpire? The
Bay clubs made Van Courts life a burden
to him, and Madison was appointed to re-
Last Sunday his decisions brought n storm
of wrath down upon him from the audi
ence. Evidently the person filing the po-
sition of umpire is expected to be more
than human, and never err.
When F. II. Motifs residence was burg
larized one night about the middle of last
week his pocket-book, which contained
some papers and articles of no value ex-
cept to himself, was stolen. Yesterday
morning he found it lying on the porch of
his residence, and it is fair to presume that
the thief is still i'll town, and, being Q good
natured sort of chap concluded to return
to Mr.. Mott the property that was of no
use 10 himself.
The First Artillery Regiment, under
command Of Colonel Sheehan, had bat
talon drill and dress parade last evening
on the main drive directly in front of the
Capitol building, the electric lights afford
ing fine opportunity for observation.
There was large number of spectators
and the drin and parade were well worth
seeing, the men paving good attention,
moving off briskly and apparently well
understanding the movements. 1t was,
taken altogether, the most satisfactory APP
pearance the command has made in a long
time.
Joseph Cairn Simpson, owner of Ante
yolo and former owner of Anteo, Ante
volo's brother, is disappointed at the fail
ure of the stallion two-miie heat race for
the State Fair, and intimates his willing
ness, as so much has been said about the
lack of endurance of the Electioneers, to
which family the horses named belong to
reopen the stake and allow other stations
to enter, and. as it is slightingly said the
Electioneers will pump out in one fast
heat, the new entries need not start for the
first heat.
Sunday evening All Mong and All Buck
got into quarrel at house on street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, and Buck was cut
with knife on the arm and two or three
times in the side, but not seriously. Officer
Mccormack searched for Mong yesterday
for some time, but unsuccessfully. He then
hunted up Buck, who didn't want to tell
where Mong could be found, nor to do any
thing toward prosecuting him. On being
threatened with being locked up if he re-
fused, he informed the officer of Mong's
whereabouts, and the latter was arrested in
a washhouse on Third street, between NJ
and n.
THE Little Giant" Mathushel1. Only
piano with solid iron frame with tuning
pins pushed in. A new invoice this week.
Cooper's music store.
BLACK rhadame silk, 81! cents per yard
worth 81 %, at Clunie & Kiley's, Sacra
mento.
FINE confections, ice cream, water ices,
cakes, etc. at w. F. Peterson's, $40 J.
Ten different makes of pianos for sale or
rent at Cooper's music store.
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