Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-06
BRIEF NOTES.

The Harbor Commissioners paid SO
III 50 into toe State Treasury yesterday.
The Young 1856 Baseball Club defeated
the Saddle Rocks yesterday, by score o.
IL to s.
Notaries were yesterday appointed bv the
! Governor as follows: J. H. Blord. San
Francisco Z. G. Farnsworth, Jackson.
There was a good attendance at the Ger.
man Lutheran Sunday-school picnic, held
at Richmond Grove yesterday, and all, old
and young, had good time.
Complaints relative to BOYS PLAYING ball
IN the street have been made at the police
/ office, and it will be well for the PLAYERS Ia
cease the practice before they get into
( trouble.
Yesterday Governor SLOVENIAN commits
stoned William Irelan, Jr, State Mineral
oglst, vice Henry G. Hanks, resigned-said
resignation to take effect on the 3Ist day OF
May, 1886.
Steps are being taken by the Supervisors
and District Attorney Buckley to obtain
from the State the amount due Sacramento
county for caring for old and INDECENT peo-
pie, which is estimated at SIS 600.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, James Sampson.
who is to serve two years, and Martin
Brown, Jour years, both for burglary.
The Governor issued commission YES
terday to d. j. Wells, as First Lieutenant
Company e, Third Infantry Regiment
Second Brigade; and to j. W. Reinfeld. as
First Lieutenant, Company G, Second Ar
tillery, Second Brigade.
There will be a bonbon social at the Cal
edonian Dancing Academy, Jacobs Hall
under the supervision of Norman Beaton,
this evening. The children's Highland
fling will be danced by members of the
class OF Sc. Admission 80 cents; ladies
free.
At the municipal election in Woodland last
Monday the Democrats elected the Town
Marshal, II. NJ. Hoyt, and two Trustees-L.
Charmak and w. i. Mock while the Re
Pubdcans elected a working majority of
the Irustees-W. Brown, c. NJ. Hiddleson
and c. Gummow.
The school in Victor district closed
March 10Th with an evening entertainment,
given in the NJ. Il. Church at Elk Grove.
The pupils acquitted themselves well. At
the close their teacher, Mr.. Osborn, was
presented with an elegant cake basket, the
gift OF the pupils and patrons
J. L. Rankin, of Topeka. Kansas. left for
home last evening, with Jacob A. Strife,
the forger, who was arrested by Chief Dill
man and Rankin in Plumas county a few
days ago. Before leaving, Mr.. Rankin pre-
sented Chief Dillman with fine Coils re-
yolver, appropriately engraved.
The school in Jackson district gave an
entertainment on Saturday evening April
18th. The pupils had in waiting a pleas
ant surprise for their teacher, Mrs. Osborn.
At the conclusion of the exercises Miss
Eliza Lea rendered her a most beautiful
silver butter dish. The term will close
May Dist
At the request of Chief Dillman, John H.
Carter was arrested at Vallejo Tuesday
night on charge of ENLIGHTENMENT, in sell
ing hay that was stored in this city by
farmers and appropriating the proceeds TO
his own use, as mentioned in the RECORD
UNION recently. Officer Farrell went down
to get him.
}. +. Letcher, the carpenter who was so
seriously injured near Florin by the falling
OF the roof of barn he was working upon
Tuesday morning died at II A. NJ. yester-
day at the County Hospital, from the effect
OF his injuries. Coroner Clark. after inves-
tigating the matter deemed it unnecessary
to hold an inquest.
Frank Dupoister yesterday sent to Stock
ton the running horses Dave Douglas and
Blue Bonnet, belonging to Wash. Trahern,
OF that place, which have been for while
in Dupoister's stable at the Park. Mr.. Du-
poister will take to San Francisco to-day
SIX horses that are entered for races at the
Bay District spring meeting, soon to COM
mence.
Several sprinkles of rain fell in this CITY
yesterday, filing with dismay the hearts Of
many who had been anticipating great
fun at to-day's picnic. The " precipita-
ton " was not of sufficient quantity to do
any material damage, however. Late
yesterday afternoon there was beautiful
rainbow, attracting great attention and
receiving much admiration.
Sergeant Barwick reports that there were
IA of an inch of rain yesterday at Red
Bluff, .O2 Of an inch at San Francisco. and
a sprinkle at Sacramento. The wind at
clock last night was southeast in central
and northern California, with cloudy
weather. Red Bluff and Sacramento re-
port foul sunsets. The barometer is about
normal. The highest and lowest temper
ature yesterday was Go and $50
The following officers of Walhalla Grove
No. 6, U. A O. D., has been installed d
Malatesta, n. A; L. Goldstein, V. A.: II.
Meyer, Treasurer; E. Q. Naghel Secretary;
n; Macarthur, c.; ]. A. Mathos, l. G.; S.
Alexander, o. G.; NJ. Wetzel, Trustee. The
Grove elected Representatives to the Grand
Grove, which meets in San Francisco June
LIST: NJ. Wilson, r. A. G. White, H. Never,
M. Wetzel, H. H. Cummings, E. Q. Naghel.
Tomorrow, at 2 P. NJ, the Board of Su-
pervisers will hear the statement of the
Trustees of Swamp Land Reclamation Dis
trict No, 81, relative to work done in the
matter of retaining said district, the esti-
mated cost and the Indebtedness thereon
Also, to confirm resolution of the Trus-
tees OF the district resembling the assess
ment of $49, 159, levied upon the lands of
the district in 1882. II is an important
matter to the residents of the district, and
there will probably be large attendance at
the hearing.
Messrs. Thompson & Co.. publishers of
the business history of Sacramento, are
progressing finely in getting statistics for
the work. The publication will be out at
an early day, and will be as exhaustive as
similar work in other cities has been. 1t
is desirable that they have a full representa-
ton OF the business enterprises of the city.
in order to show the public the capabilities
of Sacramento to meet the demands made
upon it, and also that the work NAV bear a
favorable comparison with similar works
in sister cities.
Late Tuesday night Chief Dillman and
officers Kent and Farrell arrested Frank
All Kee and Charley All Chung who are
charged by You Cum with conspiring to
gain possession of Chinawoman named
Len Toi, as mentioned in yesterdays
RECORD UNION. The writ of habeas cor
pus they swore out in the Superior Court,
in order to make Lee Dot bring the woman
out of the hiding-plaee in which he had
concealed her, has not been returned. as
the Sheriff's deputies have been unable to
find either her or Lee Dot.
Museum Association Meeting.