Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-08
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has receded to
twenty feet and one inch above low-water
mark.
Deputy Sheriff McComber took All Fan
10 Folsom yesterday 10 serve his term oil
one year for burglary.
The Independent Baseball Club of Frank
lin has challenged the Brightons to play a
game on the 18th. at Franklin, for $25 a
side.
]. E. D. Baldwin, who was thrown from
his horse and badly hurt on Sunday, was
last evening somewhat improved in condi-
ton, and resting easier.
Mrs. X. I. Campbell publishes card
this morning, claiming that she did not
desert her children, and giving her reasons
for doing as she recently did
Blessing q Guthrie, proprietors of the
Capital Hotel, who owned the undivided
half of that property, yesterday purchased
the other half of Harry T. Curtis.
Peter Schulz, native of Holland, has
been admitted to citizenship in Depart
ment Two of the Superior Court on the
testimony of Charles Robin and E. Kilgore
At the meeting of the officers of the
First Artillery Regiment, held in Armory
Hall last evening, it was decided to organ
ize rifle club from the National Guard in
this city.
Services appropriate to the Feast of
Weeks will be held at the Synagogue at
1870 this evening, including a lecture on
the Ten Words" Confirmation at 10 .
NJ. tomorrow
The steamer Constance arrived from San
Francisco on Sunday, bringing barge
load of lumber for the Friend & Terry
Lumber Company w. F. Frazier and the
Pioneer Box Factory.
There was good attendance and an en-
joyable entertainment at Y. NJ. C. A. Hall
last evening, in which the 'Peake Sisters ~
renewed the success they achieved re-
Gently at Turner Hail.
Justice Post yesterday issued warrant
upon which Gin Yu Chang was arrested,
at the instance of Sam Chung, on suspicion
that he intended to leave the State to de-
fraud the complainant of $120.
Word has been received at Woodland of
the sudden death of David SCHNEIDER, an
old and well-known resident of Yolo
county, who had served as County Clerk
and in other public positions, at his resi-
dence near Cacheville Saturday.
Officers Rider and wager arrested on sus-
were trying to sell lady's gold ring, for
the possession of which they could not
satisfactorily account. The loser of such
property can regain it by calling at the
station house.
Benjamin F. Hughes, of Manassas, Prince
William county, Va, writes to Secretary of
State Thompson inquiring for the where
abouts of his father, William Hughes, who
came to California about twelve years ago
from Lehigh, Pa. Any information re-
garding the parent will be highly appre-
ciated by the son.
A man who gave the name of Frank Will
liams, though his real name is believed to
be j. F. Burns, was arrested at San Fran
cisco on Sunday for an outrageous assault
upon little girl in the Odd Fellows Gem
etery in that city He said that he came
from Sacramento, where he worked in a
livery stable.
These arrests were made yesterday {:
Jerry Leavy, by officers Rider and Agnew,
for being drunk; NJ. c. Wiley, by officer
Coffey, for disturbing the peace Mrs. An
derson, by officer Leavy, for disturbing the
peace; All Cook, alias Butch, by officer
Mccormack, for discharging firearms with
in the city limits.
When the . dodgers y that had been given
beds at the station house Sunday night were
turned out yesterday morning officer Far
ran detained one of them who was wearing
a coat hat and boots answering the descrip-
ton of those stolen from Philip Fitzpatrick
Friday night. The man who had them
stated that he got them in trade with an
other man.
o. A. Petre recently had William Hicks
arrested for an assault to murder, because
of his having fired five shots at him with a
pistol during difficulty in which they
were engaged near Gait, the result being
that Hicks was discharged after examina-
ton Hicks took his turn in Court, and
had Petre arrested and tried at Gait for
battery, the defendant being convicted and
fined $25.
The highest temperature at Placerville
during May was 800, the lowest being 400.
The highest and lowest at A. NJ. was So
and 4So the highest and lowest at P. NJ.
was 730 and $40 Total rainfall, LA
inches. The highest and lowest at Sacra-
mento during May was 90 and 40 The
highest and lowest temperature yesterday
was 90 and so with northwesterly winds
and clear weather.
If people will burn rubbish and weeds
in the street, why do they not select some
other time for it than evening, when citi-
zens desire to throw their houses open to
permit the cool air to pass through them,
while the occupants rest from the heat of
the day on their porches or go out for
drive? The smoke from these fires fails to
rise at night, but drifts about through the
streets and buildings like smudge, max
ing everybody uncomfortable and doing
injury to those who are sick.