Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-26
BRIEF NOTES.

The City Board of Education will meet
this evening.
The Legislature will reassemble at . p. NJ
to-day, pursuant to adjournment.
The steamer Thomas Dwyer, recently
laid up for some days by the breaking of
her shaft, has resumed service in fruit
carrying.
There was but one case in the Police
Court Saturday-that of Louis Hansen,
charged with battery. He was adjudged
guilty and fined 81 80.
A brakeman named Gould, on freight
train No. 10, had one of his hands crushed
at Chico last Friday and has been brought
to the Railroad Hospital.
The sale on Saturday by Bell & Co. of
horses, vehicles and harness, property of
Judge w. S. Mesick, was well attended and
satisfactory prices were obtained.
The County Board of Equalization will
adjourn sine die to-day. 1t has had very
little to do. Two small reductions have
been made, but no increase of assessment.
Saturday night party of twenty ladies
and gentlemen left in a large 6-horse vehicle
for the Alabaster cave, Ell Dorado county,
and returned last night after a pleasant
trip.
The Supreme Court has affirr- ed the
decision of Judge Mcfarland in the case OF
William Beckman VS.. George f. Bronner,
in which judgment was rendered for de-
PENDANT.
The only arrests made Saturday and yes
terday were those of Barney Norton, by
officer Mccormack, for keeping disorderly
house, and All Joe, by officer Sullivan, for
assault to murder.
J. L. Huntoon is announced this morn
ing as a candidate for County Treasurer,
and j. Frank Clark for County Coroner,
both subject to the decision of the Repub-
lican County Convention.
The overland express train from the
East arrived in two sections yesterday
morning, owing TO the increase of travel
caused by the near approach Of the season
of the Grand Army Convention.
Information is wanted by NJ. K. Biddle
No. 226 Stockton street, San Francisco, Of
Judge Wilson, formerly of Wabash. Ind.
who crossed the plains in 1S49, and lived
near Sacramento in 1855 or 1856.
Mrs. C. W. Harvey, of Gait, had the mis-
fortune few days ago to break needle in
the forefnger of her right hand. A portion
of the needle remained in the finger, and
has given her several days Of great pain.
The Treasurer of Nevada county made a
settlement with tie State Controller Satur.
day and paid into the State Treasury
$5,661 81. The Treasurer of Amadot
county at the same time paid in 81,
2SS 10.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature Saturday and yesterday al
Sacramento, was So and 500, and so an6
so respectively, with fresh southerly
winds, and clear weather prevailing or
both days.
Thomas Bromley, who left for the Sand
witch Islands some weeks ago, though il
was generally believed that he had gone tC
England, has returned, accompanied by
his wife, who followed him to the island:
by steamer.
Complaint is made by people residing il
the neighborhood of n street, between
Third and Fourth, that boys playing ther,
are using siingshots," shooting small
pebbles and doing damage to glass in tn,
buildings near by.
The attendance upon The open air con
| cert at the Plaza last evening, the Hussa
| Band furnishing the music, was not a
large as usual, possibly on account Of tn,
GOODNESS of the weather. The music wa
good, and excellent order prevailed.
Barney Norton, who was arrested las
week for keeping disorderly house, bu
discharged on his promise to see that hi
saloon was conducted more quietly, wa!
again arrested on similar charge Saturda,
by officer Mccormack, and the case viii
this time be prosecuted.
Members of the Fruit-Growers' Associa
ton shipped another train load Of fruit t.
! the East Saturday. By these trains w. r
Strong & Co. alone have already forwarde,
| 100 carloads. Next Wednesday each of tn
two fruit-shipping associations will send
train east.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, arrive
from San Francisco yesterday with me'
chandiss and barge load of freight for tn