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

| San Francisco in two sections last evening
The Fruit Dealers Union dispatched an
other special fruit train TO the East yester
day.
Eugene Stark and Alfred Fauley hay
been held TO answer at Woodland on
charge of robbery.
Governor Stoneman has appointed A. G
Maude, of Bakersfield, and L. D. Holbrook
of Watsonyille, Notaries Public.
A store at Lodi was entered by burglar
Wednesday night and robbed of consid
cradle quantity of jewelry, cutlery, etc.
Under Sheriff Pendegast, of Yolo county
passed through yesterday, taking to Fol
som Prison r. FL. Johnson, who is to serv,
one year for ENLIGHTENMENT.
The only arrest made by the police yes
| terday was that of Thomas WEIGH, by
officers Ferral and wager, on the com
plant of James Burns, for battery.
According to the apportionment of the
State school money made by Superintend
ent Weleker, Sacramento county will re
ceive s15,s11 90, having S,235 children.
Tuesday night a thief entered w. w
Wildmans house on l. street, between
Sixth and Seventh, while he was asleep
and stole his pants, which contained Sc 70
In our advertising columns this morn
ing is published the call of the Republican
County Committee for a primary election
and County Convention, giving all the de-
tails
Philip Herzog, who was injured by a
Runaway accident on Wednesday, was yes
terday a little improved in condition, and
it is believed that his injury is not as seri-
GUS as at first feared.
Proposals for furnishing hay and straw
for the State Fair are advertised for, to be
sent in to Ed. F. Smith, Secretary of the
State Agricultural Society, on or before .
P. NJ. of the 14th inst.
There are kilograms at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Whit Henley, Miss X.
Dugan, Mrs. Patrick Buckley, Mrs. Frank
Mills, corner Thirteenth and Shawnee
streets, and Levi |. Leon.
Isidor H Minor, travelling salesman for
G. W. Chesley, who had an attack of hem
orrhage of the lungs at the depot Tuesday
evening, died Wednesday evening. He
was native of Germany, AZ years of age.
Mrs. P. Archibald, of Gait, was brought
to the city yesterday afternoon and exam
ined by the Commissioners of Lunacy as to
her sanity. They found il necessary TO
commit her to the asylum, and she was
taken to Stockton last evening
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
1902 and SO, with gentle to fresh southerly
wind and clear weather. Yesterday was
the seventh continuous hot day. The last
spell was of ten consecutive days.
The steamer Neponset arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain
~ Tho c4a EIAro al roA
for the upper Sacramento with merchan-
disc and lumber, and the steamer San Joa-
quin No. left for San Francisco with
grain.
The Woodland Democrat has been sold to
William Ruffner, former publisher of the
Healdsburg Enterprise, who will issue his
first paper on Monday next. Next Sunday s
paper will be omitted, and hereafter the
Democrat will be issued on Saturday and
not on Sunday.
Hi Barton had the bad luck, Sunday
morning, of losing one of his fine race ami
mails, the mare, Nellie O'Malley. She was
being galloped around the Placerville race
track, when she suddenly fell and it was
found that one of her fore legs was broken
so badly she had to be shot.
Chris. Halter, who set fire to crates of
straw On itll StIGCb, OClh GCll anu NJ
about 1:30 yesterday morning. causing an
alarm of fire, was arrested on a charge of
arson. He had been drinking to excess
for several days, and is not believed to
have been in condition to be responsible
for his actions.
William Davis. who was arrested at Wal
nut Grove last Saturday by Constable Han
son for stealing q boat belonging to Cal
Perkins, residing up the river, near the
Elkhorn grade, was tried before Justice
Scully, of Washington, Yesterday, convicted
of petit larceny, and sentenced to 30 days
in the county Jail at Woodland.
Large numbers of Grand Army people
are returning from San Francisco by every
train many of them being Eastern visitors
who are anxious to see as much of the State
as possible, while others are members of
California Posts who had been down to
participate in Tuesdays parade, but had
not time to attend the sessions of the Grand
Eneampment.
A Deputy Sheriff of Amador county,
who is here in company with Sheriff Muir
ray looking for parties suspected of being
guilty of the attempted bullion robbery at
the Keystone mine at Amador last Mon
day, when the Waterman was So severely
injured that he afterwards died, arrested
yesterday two men who are suspected of
having been connected with the affair.
The G. A. R. Grain Committee are doing
all they can to make that portion of the
display at the Pavilion a success, and they
earnestly entreat the country members OF
the committee to send in their contribu-
tons by Monday, the 9th. This is one of
the most important features of our enter
tainment, and the farmers should use their
best endeavors to help the committee.
Hon. Henry E. Highton, who has been
in Woodland for over two months acting as
leading counsel for the defense in the trial
of the case of People VS.. Harlan, left there
on Wednesday for his home in San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Highton arrived in Woodland
May 18th, the day the trial of the now IA
nous case began, and since that time has
been away from Woodland only two nights,
one at Sacramento on the evening of the
celebration of the 4th of July and one
night in San Francisco.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-To-night will
positively be the last evening performance
of the romantic drama "A Mountain
Pink" with Miss Bella Moore, the charm
ing young actress. in the title role. To
morrow and Sunday evenings the thrilling
play 1.-THE Dainites will be presented, in
which Miss Moore takes the parts of Nancy
Williams and Billy Piper In this latter
character she has achieved her greatest
success, and is said 70 stand without a
superior. Popular prices prevail-50 and
25 cents, with reserved seats at 70 cents.
CONVICTED OF BArrRRY.-In Justice
Posts Court yesterday Antoine Marty was
tried on a charge of battery, preferred by
Daniel KAHN. They are employed upon a
ranch upon the Freeport road, and few
days ago quarreled over the question
whether a certain COW had been fed.
Marty testified that KAHN made a move
ment as if to draw weapon; he thought
he had q knife, and he knocked him down
and beat him. The Court declared him
gniltv as CHARGED and fined him Sl5