Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-07
BRIEF NOTES.

DhlLF NOtL
The Board of Supervisors will meet at 10
A. NJ to-day.
The Alta Baseball Club will go to San
Francisco next Sunday morning, to play
the Hayerlys.
Freight will not be received here to be
forwarded over the Union Pacific main line
until the strike of its employees is over.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
thermometer yesterday was 71o and 500,
with soUtherly winds and weather clear TO
fair.
This will be Visitors Evening" at the
Turner Gymnasium. and the public are in
vlted to be present and witness the regular
class turning.
The Great Chiefs will pay an official visit
to Red Jacket Tribe. No. %, Imp. 0. r. NJ,
this evening at 7:30, and business of great
importance will be transacted.
L. f. Bassett, Inspector of Plumbing. has
appointed H. W. Decker a deputy. and
those having business with him can leave
word at the State House Hotel.
Katie Arnold was yesterday, in Depart
ment Two of the Superior Court, granted a
decree OF divorce from Bernard Arnold, and
the custody of the minor children.
Commencing next Monday the parlor
car Santa Monica Will he run on the train
which leaves this city at A. NJ and returns
at p. NJ, for the convenience of first-class
passengers.
The Board of Education met last night
and ordered that the schools remain closed
until Thursday, May 18th, carrying the
vacation over the legal holiday and the
Red Mems picnic.
Wednesday night n Dingley's store. I
street, between Front and Second, was
entered by thief, who succeeded in get
ting the door open. and stole between
thirty and forty dollars from the till.
The porch of house on n street. be-
tween Second and Third, fell yesterday
morning under the weight of C. Ordener.
VINO was removing some furniture from
the house, and he received severe injury.
These arrests were made Yesterday A
Z. Cook, by officer Rider for battery; Anna
Lower, by constable Swift and citizen
Brady for disturbing the peace Tom An
oersoh, by o1hcer Sullivan, for petit larceny
W. b. Todhunter shipped to San Fran
cisco Yesterday morning, on the steamer,
the following horses, entered for the BAY
District races, which commence to-mor-
row: Black Maria, Biddy MCGEE, Jimmy
Officer Farrell returned last evening from
SalleJo, to which place he went Wednes-
day morning to get Carter, who is charged
with embezzlement. He returned without
prisoner, however, as the man under ar
rest was not the individual wanted.
The percentage and company strength of
the First Artillery Regiment for the month
of March, according to the Adiutant- ZEN
erals report, was as follows: Company A
5S-63; Company B, Sill; Company C.
11-66 Company f, 57-66; Company +.
$50; Company G, $50. Percentage
and total of regiment, 57-3S6.
Freeport Lodge, No. POI, l. o. G. T., will
give free entertainment at their hall. in
Freeport, Thursday evening, Nav 18th, to
which the public is invited. The drama
entitled The Last Loaf" will be pro-
duced. The committee of arrangements
consists of F. L. Hunt, Nellie NJ. Bayles.
Nathan D. Hack and Florence NJ. Beach.
The steamer Dover cleared for the upper
sacramento Yesterday with merchandise and
lumber. She will bring down a load of grain
from Moulton' s. There is still considerable
quantity of grain in the warehouses along
the upper Sacramento, including about
$4,000 sacks at Monroeville, but the holders
will probably let go of the greater portion
OF 1t before the new grain comes in.
}. w. Hawk, of Mormon Island. recentlv
sWore out warrants in Justice Posts Court
III this city for the arrest of Marcus Wise
ana Henry Sutton, charging them with in
tending to leave the State to defraud their
creditors. Constable Harvey heard that
they were in Truckee, and telegraphed over
Tor their arrest. They were expected to be
brought to the city by this mornings train.
At Rocklin Wednesday night an outrage
was perpetrated by some person or persons
upon young lady at one of the hotels, the
parties gaining entrance to her room
through window, and, after chloroform-
ing, tying her hands behind her back. The
occupants of an adjoining room heard her
moaning IN the morning. and Investigated
the cause, but she did not recover her senses
until several hours later.
Levi Craft, of Woodland, had a narrow
escape of drowning last Wednesday. in an
attempt TO ford Cache creek with his
horse and buggy, above Cacheville. The
horse fell into hole, upsetting the buggy,
and Mr.. Craft, though a good swimmer
barely escaped with his life The horse
swan down stream and got ashore with
the buggy, but the tools, etc, that Mr..
Craft had in the vehicle. were lost.
Rev. Mr.. Allen, pastor of the A. NJ. E.
Chufch N tins city, is making efforts to
properly seat his church. To accomplish
this, he is compelled to go outside of his
congregation and people for aid, and is
therefore having little money jugs cireu-
lated tor donations from those who are
favorably disposed to assist in the enter
prise. The church will hold a iug-break
ing festival on JUNE Sd, to take an account
of donations made.
On Wednesday Ed Christv, of Folsom.
swore to complaint in Justice Posts
Court charging Frank Easterbrook, an at
torney of that place, with having, on the
2lst OF April, committed an assault with a
deadly weapon upon him by knocking him
down with pistol. The warrant was
served by Deputy Sheriff McComber, and
yesterday the defendant gave bonds in the
sum OF $3.50 for his appearance at the ex-
animation of the case on the 10Th instant.
Mr.. Easterbrook declares that he did not
use any pistol, but knocked Christy down
because of the latter's using exasperating
language to him, and asserts that the action
was brought against him in Sacramento.
instead OF before Folsom Justice, in order
that lie might be put to trouble and ex-
pense.