Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-20
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
Yesterday the Grand Jury visited the
County Jail and the County Hospital.
The State Prison Directors will hold a
meeting at the Folsom Prison tomorrow.
A sciopticon exhibition Of art scenes will
be given this evening at 7:30 at Calvary
Baptist Church.
The ladies of Sumner Corps will give
domino party at Turner Hall Thursday
evening, December I'd.
The revival services at the Sixth-street
NJ e. Church are increasing in interest
nightly, and attract large audiences.
At the last medal shoot of the Woodland
Gun Club at clay pigeons, Lon Beard car
ried off the trophy with score of % out
of 25.
The Yolo Winery has closed down for
the season, after having manufactured 150.-
900 gallons OF wine and distilled 5000
gallons of brandy.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was Coz and $50,
with southerly winds and clear weather
morning and night, and cloudy at noon.
1t is reported that other young horses of
the Rancho del Paso racing stable, now in
the East, are suffering from the lung
trouble which recently proved fatal to King
Fox.
It is reported that last Sunday afternoon
a thief entered r. Oppenheim's residence,
at Eighth and streets, and stole money,
jewelry and plate to the value OF about
$500.
Yesterday afternoon the case of the Peo-
pie VS.. H. G. Hays convicted a few weeks
since of assault, was argued on a motion
for arrest of judgment and new trial, and
taken under adyisement.
The Amoskeag fire engine belonging to
Weber Engine Company No /, of Stock
ton, was sent back to that place yesterday,
after having received q thorough overhaul
ing at the railroad works in this city.
The injuries received by Mrs. J. NJ. Hotz
Thursday evening are not considered dan
gerous and yesterday morning she was
sufficiently recovered to be taken home
in carriage from the Receiving Hospital
Officer Rider last evening arrested man
named Henry Bane for throwing a rock
through the window of Chinaman's
house on I street, between Fourth and
Fifth. He is booked for disturbing the
peace.
A grand concert and ball will be given at
City Band on Thanksgiving evening, No
vember 25th. During the evening there
will be cornet solo rendered by Nellie
Spargo.
Leland Howe, of this city, recently COM
pleted the work of raising several feet the
postoffice building at Chico, owned by
General John Bidwell. 1t is large build
ing and the job Of raising it was a very
difficult one.
General Vallejo claims rank among the
Native Sons of the Golden West. He says
he has been one of them for the past 10
years, and he objects to the saying give
the young fellows a chance" whenever
native sons are mentioned.
There was large attendance at the Con-
gregational Society social held in the par
Tors of the church last evening The rooms
were handsomely decorated, several literary
and musical numbers were given with good
taste and effect, and refreshments were
served.
C. L. LaRue, of this city, and Miss Mile
Spires, of Woodland, were married in the
parlors of the Exchange Hotel, of that
place, last Thursday afternoon, Professor
w. H. Martin performing the ceremony.
But few besides relatives of the contracting
parties were present.
A child of T. j. Jones, who resides one
mile southwest of Woodland, met with a
serious accident Monday. The four chill
dren of that gentleman were playing in
corral, and sharp gust of wind moved a
wagon over on the youngest child, Phillip,
breaking his right arm and leg.
James Corrigan and John Donahue, the
two young boys who robbed the TIL of
street car at Twentieth and H streets We'd
nesday evening are still confined at the
city prison. The watch lost from his
pocket by the Corrigan boy while running
away to avoid arrest, has been found and
returned to the owner, the boys father.
Last Monday evening Mrs. P. ]. Buckley,
mother of District Attorney Buckley and
City Assessor Buckley. was stricken with
paralysis, which affected her left side to
such an extent that she lost her power of
speech, but she has since recovered it and
improved in condition generally to an ex
tent greater than her friends had hoped for.
The shocking accident to Samuel NJ
Redington at San Francisco, Thursday
evening, reported in the REcoRD-UNIoN of
yesterday, proved fatal about IL O'Clock
that night, the unfortunate gentleman
never rallying from the shock, though he
retained consciousness to the last. 1t is I'M
to this city for interment.
The Principal of the Night School, kept
in the old Perry Seminary building, ! street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, complains
that gang of youths assemble about the
school in the evening and annoy the pupils
when they are on their way home. Thurs
day night rock was thrown through a
window into the schoOl-room. An officer
was detailed by Chief Dillman yesterday to
attend to the matter.
The bids for the furnishing of granite for
the completion of the dry dock at Mare
Island have been opened at the Navy De-
partment Washington, D. c., and it was
found that the lowest bidder was J. Healy
& Co., proprietors of granite quarry at
Penryn. The bid is satisfactory, and the
quality of granite offered is all that is de-
sired, and if the bond submitted be deemed
copied and the firm authorized to go on
this purpose in view is now being made.
Cooey Gong, the Chinawoman arrested
and brought to this city from Vallejo
Wednesday night on a warrant accusing
her of grand larceny, but who was dis
charged from custody when the case came
up in Justice Posts Court next day, and
went away with Celestial who claimed TO
be her uncle, has not since been found
Her Vallejo friends have obtained q writ of
habeas corpus from Judge Mcfarland, COM
handing certain Cinnamon who are sus-
pected of restraining her of her liberty to
produce her before him at 2 P. ". to-day.
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