Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-17
BRIEF NOTES..

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The Sacramento markets are at presen
/ s1pplied with Eastern apples, which hay
come through in very fine shape
A social will be given at the Ninth-street
Baptist Church this evening. with fine
musical and literary programme.
| The new machinery of Colonel Won
! Schmidts dredger il all in place, and
steam was got up yesterday to test it.
| ]. III. Harlan, of Woodland, who has
been dangerously i'll for some time, is con-
valescing, and will socn be about again.
The only arrest recorded on the station
house slate last night was that of John
Weingarden, by officer Farrell, for disturb
ing the peace.
DR.. Latham went to San Francisco YES
terday to arrange for the manufacture of
the gold medals to be awarded at the COM
ing Citrus Fair.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was 6lo and 39o,
with light northerly winds and clear wea-
ther prevailing.
The steamer Dover arrived yesterday
from the upper Sacramento with barge
load of grain, and the Thomas Dwyer went
up the river, light.
Colonel Perrie Kewen. who has been
spoken of as candidate for the office of
Acknowledgement. states that he does not
aspire to the position.
A special meeting of the Children of
Mary will be held at St. Joseph's Convent
this afternoon at O'Clock. The Bishop is
expected to be present.
The State Nurserymen's Association met
last evening at the Supreme Courtroom
of the State capitol and made some amend
ments to their bylaws.
The case of ]. W. Mccarthy, ex.Clerk of
the Supreme Court, was on Monday last
continued by Judge Touhey, of San Fran
cisco, until December 18th, when it is be-
lieved the trial will take place.
Mr.. Reed did not take the wheelbarrow
excursion, with II. d. Gamble as propelling
power, that was announced to take place
Yesterday afternoon, the latter not having
succeeded in getting himself down to his
wheeling weight.
ALT Strong, who formerly resided in Yolo
county, on Willow Slough, has been elected
County Assessor of Spokane county, Wash
ington Territory. Mr.. Strong was one of
the few Republicans elected, and he slipped
in by the small majority of 500. He was
one of Yolos solid citizens.
The following officers of Capital Lodge
|. o. G. T., were duly installed last Friday
evening: w. c. T., A. NJ. Auburtus; WV.
T., Miss Mirria Sullivan; W. r. s., Mrs L.
E. Mead w. F. s., Mrs. c. P. Huntoon;
w. NJ, G. e. Brown; w. T., Miss Della
Sullivan; w. c.. Miss Susie Fay; w. 1. G.,
Joe Huntoon; w. o. g., Willis Mead.
The winnings made by Sacramento horses
at the Blood-horse meeting yesterday, and
in time so close to the very top notch, will
be apt to impress Eastern turfmen with the
belief that there are many good racers in
California besides those that have repre-
sented the State on Eastern tracks, all of
those that landed the money yesterday be-
ing of the home contingent.
1t is believed by the 1st of December the
California and Oregon Railroad will be
completed to Shasta valley, 10 miles above
McCloud, the present terminus of railroad
travel and II above Sissons. Through
Shasta valley there is a long stretch of
level country, which will enable the rail-
road builders to move along more rapidly
than they are now doing among the hills.
Locomotive No. 1885, Just completed at
the railroad works, went to Rocklin yester-
day on trial trip. She is a passenger en-
CINE of the same class ss the three new
ones running between this city and Oak
land, built under the supervision of Gen
eral Master Mechanic Stevens, and which
have given such excellent satisfaction. An
other new engine, No. 125, took out west
bound freight yesterday afternoon.
Lily of the Valley Lodge No. IL, D. of
H, A. o. U. W., celebrated its anniversary
last evening by giving an entertainment
and dance at Changers Hall. There was
large attendance of ladies and gentlemen.
who found the occasion a very pleasant
one. The entertainment programme, which
was as follows, was enthusiastically re-
ceived: Song, Miss Lena Hickey; poem,
S. A. Wolfe; duet, Mrs. Breen and daugh-
ter: recitation, Mrs. S. l.. Risdon; duet,
Mesdames Watson and Breen. After the
entertainment dancing was in order, and
then came fine collation..
Special officer Strader arrested yesterday
a man named John Lamb, on suspicion of
his being wanted in San Joaquin county
for grand larceny-horse-stealin He ap-
peared in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing to prosecute Hugh Gallagher, VINO was
arrested by officers Rider and AgHer' for
stealing his (Lamb's) valise. After the trial
he got drunk, and let out that there was a
charge of horse-stealing against him in San
Joaquin county, and he wanted TO get
lawyer to help him out. He was taken
over to Stockton by Sheriff Cunningham of
San Joaquin, who happened to be here
when the arrest was made.