Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-23
BRJEF NOTES.


! The Sacramento river has receded to Is
| feet inches.
The Board of Police Commissioners will
| meet this evening.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of All Sue and All Lee, by officer
Farrell, for petit larceny.
The Treasurer of Santa Cruz county paid
into the State Treasury yesterday 1889 Oh
| and the Treasurer of Inyo 81 800 II.
The Governor yesterday appointed as
Notaries Public G. G. Pickett, of this city,
vice Samuel Cross, deceased; ID. D. Baker,
| Grimes Landing.
Thirty-fve ladies and eleven gentlemen
appeared before the County Board OF Ex-
| animation at Pioneer Hall yesterday, as ap-
plieants Tor teachers certificates.
The highest and lowest temperature in
Sacramento Monday and yesterday was 93o
and coo, and 800 and $50, respectively, with
southerly winds and clear weather prevail
ing.
VIM. Bird, the fireman who was run over
by the hook and ladder truck a few nights
ago, was reported yesterday afternoon to
have had a relapse, and to be again in a
critical condition.
Several residents of Yolo county have
made application to Gov. Stoneman for ap-
pointment to the Office of Supervisor of
that county, made vacant by the death of
Mr.. Sharpnack recently.
On the complaint of c. A. Fisk, Oscar S.
Flint was arrested yesterday by Constable
Harvey for disturbing the peace. The mat
ter will be inquired into by Justice Post
next Saturday, at 100 P. NJ.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain,
and then went on the marine ways in
Washington for repairs and to be put in
proper order for the summer season.
The last two pieces of property in the
south half of the block between J and K
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, have been
purchased by Bishop Monogue, and now
the entire half block will be used as a site
for the new Cathedral and Bishops resi-
dence.
The cornice of the north wall of the
station-house building was yesterday dis
covered TO be two feet out of plumb. 1t is
presumed TO have been working out of po-
sition for some time, and so gradually that
it was not noticed before. Repairs are to
be made at once.
DR.. G. A. White, who was injured by be-
of Tenth and L streets Monday evening,
did not suffer dislocaion of the hip, as
was at first reported, nor were any bones
broken. He was only bruised and consid-
siderably shaken up.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday John Wilson and Thomas An
derson, arrested for burglarizing the Stand
ard Oil Company's premises, were ar
raigned, pleaded guilty, waived time and
were sentenced to eighteen months each in
the State Prison at San Quentin.
The open-air concert at the Plaza by the
Hussar Band last evening attracted large
attendance of ladies and gentlemen, though,
of course, not as many as the Sunday
evening concerts. The music was appre-
| ciated, but the fire-alarm at $50 caused the
entire crowd TO leave as if blown away
County License Collector Dolan is ener-
getically following up those who peddle
| goods without a license. Day before yes
! terday he went to Gait and assisted Con-
| stable there in having a vendor of shoes
| brought into Court and made to take out a
$40 license, besides paving Constable's fees.
w. X. Brown, recently brought up from
| San Diego to answer to a charge of felony
embezzlement preferred against him i'll
Justice Posts Court of this city yesterday
gave bail in the sum of $780, and was set at
| liberty. The case will be called at 10 A. NJ.
to-day, to consider the question of jurisdic-
ton, and to set date for the examination.
Constable G. S. Fitzgerald of Livermore,
arrested in this city on Monday Frank
Grassl, upon warrant charging him with
embezzlement. 1t seems that judgment
was rendered against Grassi for about $50 a
few days since in Livermore, and in some
manner he hid some property, hence the
arrest. The Constable and his prisoner left
for Livermore yesterday morning.
Officer Farrell, whose residence was de-
stroyed by fire recently, arrested yesterday
two Cinnamon for stealing from the scene
of the fire the household goods that re-
sisted the flames, such as pans, kettles, fiat
irons, etc. He found at their place, on l
street, near Fifth, tin boiler which he
identified as his property, and there were
also there other articles like those stolen
from him, but which he could not posi-
lively identify.
Parties who were detained about four
hours by the derailment of some of the cars
of the north bound passenger train on the
Northern Railway at Harrington last Mon
day. want Sergeant Barwick to get weather
reports from that station, declaring that he
then will not have to refer to Keller so
often during the summer months. To add
to the unpleasantness, the supply of water
on the cars of the down train, by which
they were passengers, gave out, and the
only well they could find in the vicinity
was locked up.
The small boy appears to be testing the
quality of the firecrackers furnished for his
delight this season, and, judging from the
noise of their popping heard quite fire.
quently and the expression of qualification
on his face, he is satisfied that they are
just about the right thing for proper
observance of the day we celebrate This
testing the quality of the celebration am
munition was all very well for the boys,
but people have objected to it, and the
Chief of Police has instructed the officers to
arrest any one shooting explosives of that
character before the Fourth.