Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-29
BRIEF NOTES.

The steamer Dover is several days over
( due from the upper Sacramento, having
, been storm-bound up there.
Mrs. Williams, the sick INDECENT woman
quartered at the station-house, was cous;d-
erably better yesterday, and may vet re-
cover.
County Treasurers yesterday settled
with the State. as follows Alameda, 1926,
ZIG 48 I'll Dorado, 81 1872 &c; Napa, S65,-
$50 So.
Two small landslides occurred Wednes-
DAY night near Delta-one this side of that
place, and the other above it-and pas
senger train was detained about an hour.
These arrests were made yesterday F. S.
Zoller, by officer Ash. for embezzlement !;
James Murphy, by officer Coffey, for bat
terry: Jake Judge, by local officer Tucker.
for being drunk
Weston P. Truesdell. of Folsom, has
MED with the County Recorder his official
Dond as Notary Public given in the sum
of 5000 with Peter wager and Simon
Cohn as sureties.
Inc third grade of the Sacramento Gram
mar School Will have rhetorical and musi-
cal exercises this afternoon, at which time
Rev. L. r. Ollie will make fifteen-min-
utes' talk to the school,
Deputy Sheriff McComber took TO the
State Prison at Folsom Yesterday NJ. Y.
Waters, recently sentenced in the Superior
Court to serve term of three years for
petit larceny second ofense.
Branch No IL, of the Young Mems In.
sutute, OF this city, on Wednesday evening
presented Past President d. j. Long, who
was the first President of the Institute.
with beautiful solid gold badge
Wednesday evening as Mrs. J. NJ. Graf
ton, OF Woodland, was starting from her
nome to church, she made a misstep in
descending the front sters and fell, sus-
tanning severe sprain and fracture OF tie
ankle.
The leyees in the vicinity OF the city are
EaYlng chance to dry out during the
present fine weather-that is, the portion
above water-dnd if there should not be a
high wind before the river falls no trouble
is anticipated.
The brick arch built over the Y-street
canal at OdelPs slaughter house, to be used
as roadway over the canal, has broken.
and large portion of the brick have fallen
into the canal, interfering to some extent
with its working.
The American river was falling RAPIDLY
yesterday. The Sacramento rose early yes
terday morning to q little over the 25-foot
6-lnch mark, and subsequently receded
little but at II o'clock last night it marked
% ieet % inches, and seemed at a stand
still.
Articles OF incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State of the E. C.
Neidt Soap and Chemical Manufacturing
Company, San Francisco; the Escondido
Land and Town Company, San Diego;
the Oakland Laundry Association of Oak
land.
George Swingle, whose ranch is few
miles this side of Davisville, has about 500
acres of grain submerged, in consequence
OF the vast quantity of water that has been
running in upon the low lands of Yolo
county through the breaks in the levees
along the Sacramento.
On the complaint of H. A Vacquier. F.
Il. Aoller was arrested yesterday by officer
Ash, on charge of ENLIGHTENMENT, it be-
ing alleged that he appropriated to himself
money collected for rents, etc, due +.
d Hondt. Zoler claims that he can show
that he has done nothing that is illegal
Mrs. Trainer, the old lady who arrived
here q few evenings since, expecting TO
visit her daughter, but found that she had
removed from the city, and was in conse-
quence compelled to accept accommodate
tons at the statiOn-house, was Yesterday
forwarded to Livermore, where her daugh-
ter is now residing.
The following officers of Folsom En-
campmeut were installed by d. D. G. Patri-
arch J. II. Stebbins, assisted by p. C. p. 4.
II. Powers and p. C. P, W. D. Stalker;
Z. p, Isaac Hinkle; S. W., Jacob Hyman;
H. p, John Lawton Scribe, George Lit
tie; Treasurer, Jacob Gable; J. W.,
Jacob Miller. Appointed officers-Guide,
Ed. Christy; o. S., VIM. Nichols :; |. S.,
Jacob F. Klumpp; First Watch. James
Frawely; Second Watch, John l.. House;
third Watch, Fred. kurtz; Fourth, Chas.
Jordan.
Charles Strathmyer, who created dis
turbance at the residence of v S. McClat-
chy Tuesday evening, during the absence
of thai gentleman from the city-as was
mentioned in Wednesdays RECORD UNION
was yesterday discharged from custody.
The ladies of the family disliked to attend
the Police Court TO prosecute, and, as it was
represented that he was ordinarily we'll
behaved, industrious man, the charge
against him was dropped, on his promise
of good conduct in the future.
w. Il. Jones swore to complaint yester-
day for the arrest of James Murphy, on
charge of battery, and officer Coffey ar
rested him. Jones states that early yester-
day morning he and Murphy were together
in saloon, and had several drinks, Jones
doing most of the treating He then went
over to L street, Murphy following him,
and III the rear of dwelling there Murphy
struck him violent blow, and imme-
diately attempted to prospect his pockets,
but Jones broke away and left him, and
subsequently had him arrested for battery,
though believing that he also intended to
rob him.
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