Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-18
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river is down to II feet
8 inches.
There were no arrests made by the police
Saturday nor yesterday.
The battalion drill of the First Regiment,
which was to have been held this evening
has been postponed.
Twelve carloads of beef cattle went
through from Nevada 10 San Francisco
yesterday, and twelve more will follow to-
day.
At the rink Saturday evening Crozier
won the mile race, leading from the start,
Confer second and Giovanessi last. Time,
4:10.
The boxing match in this city Saturday
night, between Dan. 0'Kane and Buffalo"
| resulted in favor OF the latter in the seventh
round.
In the Police Court Saturday Mary Rob-
erts and Mrs. Hughes, common drunkards,
and Paddy Fox, vagrant, were sentenced
to ninety days each in the County Jail.
On Saturday, as A. j. Fleming, railroad
agent at Lincoln, was taking ride with
his son, the horse ran away, and the bow
aged about 10 years, suffered a fracture of
the ankle.
1t is reported that the steamer Daisy.
which went up the river several days ago,
has been detained in consequence of getting
aground in the Feather, where she went
after grain.
On account of the Native Sons party,
which takes place on Tuesday. January
10Th, the entertainment heretofore an
nounced to be given on the same date by
Conclave No. r. Ancient Order of Forest
ers, has been postponed.
The palace car Tahoe brought through
from the East yesterday morning a party
of excursionists. en- route to Los Angeles.
They remained here until 11:25 A. M, and
many Of them took advantage of the op-
portunity to have look at the city.
In Justice Henley's Court Saturday the
hearing of the suit against Messrs. GRAY
and Meserve bondsmen of Sarah Doheny
and Kitty McKenna, who were recently
arrested for vagrancy but left town before
the trial of their cases, was continued.
Major Mckee and Captains Stevens and
Cook returned yesterday from Nevada CITY.
where they attended on the previous even
ing the election for commissioned officers
of the Nevada Light Guard. The old
officers were reelected without opposi-
ton.
Between 1 and A. NJ Saturday local
officer Tucker arrested w. II. Charlswont,
" ihS-nocA vi tiiS CdiNduOn aTIDN, VINO
was evidently insane. At the time of his
arrest he was standing in front of the
barracks" importuning passers-by to be
saved
Detective Bee, of San Francisco. OBJ
tanned from Governor Stoneman Saturday
morning The papers necessary for the bring
ing back of ex-Supreme Court Clerk Nc
earthly from the Sandwich Islands, if he is
sui there, and sailed for Honolulu on YES
terday's steamer.
Justice Posts Court was throneed with
Celestials Friday and Saturday, owing to
the fact that q Chinaman was being ex
| amined on a charge of grand larceny.
alleged to have been committed in stealing
$500 belonging to a ellow-countryman'
The case has not reached conclusion. and
will be resumed to-day.
In Department One of the Superior Court
Saturday, Thomas Murray, a youth who
was arrested last week for burglarizing Cur
tbs Todd's residence. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced TO five years in the State
Prison at Folsom. He has already served
term in that institution, and was dis
charged few weeks ago.
On Saturday last G. W. Herr. carpen-
| ter. while at work on the tower of r. Will
| iamson's house, near the County Hospital,
was, by the breaking of the scaffo ding on
which he was at work, precipitated to the
| ground. a distance of thirty-nye feet He
escaped with many severe, though not seri-
Gus bruises, no bones being broken
The alarm of FIRE from box 50 at 11:5O