Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-02
BRIEF NOTES.

Dove shooters who were out on the war
path yesterday had but Indifferent success
The old dog Tip" familiar to all who
have stopped at the State House Hotel FOL
+; the past ten years, is dead.
This is the last day for the payment 0!
city taxes to the City Collector. Then
comes the District Attorney.
The road from the city to the Lake House
and beyond is now being sprinkled daily
and is getting in excellent condition.
The steamer Knight came down from
Feather river yesterday, en- route for San
Francisco, with barge load Of grain.
1t is expected that the daylight passen-
ger train over the hill, running as far as
Reno, will be put on about the 10th inst.
James McCleery, who was stricken with
paralysis of the tongue May 10Th, is i'm
proving in condition, and can speak few
words.
During the month of May, County Re
corder Miller received fees to the amount OF
1921 70. and Sheriff Wilson to the amount
of Sl27 90.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
So and $50, with fresh southerly winds
and clear weather.
A little daughter of George II. Golfer fell
from lumber pile in the Sacramento Lum-
Der Company's yard, Front and streets,
yesterday, and fir ctured her arm.
The Harlan case will be resumed at
Woodland at 1:30 P. M. to-day, when an
effort will be made to get the three Jurors
still necessary to complete the panel.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Tom Curren, by officer Coffey, for
being drunk; and Joseph P. Silva, by Off
GERS Coffee and wager, for misdemeanor.
People in the vicinity of Fifth and V
streets do not want 10 see the Poundmaster
down that way, for fear some cattle that
have been committing depredations might
run over aim.
Another Raymond & Whitcomb excur-
sion party of about 100 persons is expected
to be here this evening, to remain over
night, and cross the hill on their way East
next morning.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday, Dominica Lazzarini, ma
tive of Italy, was admitted TO citizenship,
ON the testimony of Matt Karcher and
George Nelson.
II. |. Wiley paid into the State Treasury
yesterday the sum of $549, fees received as
Surveyor General during May, and $l05 as
fees received during the same month as
Register of State Lands.
Quite good run of salmon gladdened the
hearts OF fishermen on the river in this Vi
clnlty Sunday night, the catch amounting
10 fifteen or twenty fish to the boat which
is more than had been caught before i'll a
week.
Residents Of Yolo county find Moore )
dam an excellent place to fish with hook
and line, but the disciples of Walton are
now loudly indignant over the conduc. OF
giant powder fiends, who have operated in
the best fishing places.
All are invited to attend neck-tie social
to be given for the benefit of the NJ Z.
Church at the / . o. G.. T. Hail. at Freeport,
Wednesday evening, June 9th The ladies
are requested to wear aprons and inclose
neck-tie TO match in envelope.
Sheriff Hale, of Alameda, came up last
evening, en- route TO Folsom with two
prisoners -Frank Beale, who is to serve
larry i'll the second degree and Fox Lee.
eighteen months, for like offense
Hon. r. T. Deylin, Secretary of the State
Pathological Commission, will deliver an
address before the Museum Association
lecture room in the Art Gallery, upon the
subject, Shall We Parol Conyicts?''
Sacramento Lodge, No. ., l. o. O. F., on
Saturday evening last elected the following
officers for the ensuing term w. +. Sim,
n. G.; Franklin Brown, V. G.: NJ. ].
Smith, Recording Secretary W. S. Hunt.
Treasurer, and II. f. Dillman, Trustee.
The Brighton Baseball Club has chal-
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Sacramento, to play a match game of base
ball on Sunday next, for Si0O side and
the entire gate receipts. There is little
doubt that the challenge will be accepted.
A special excursion to Monterey from
San Francisco has been arranged by the
Y. NJ. G. a. of this city, to take place on
the 18th instant-Bunker Hill Day. Sew
eral from Sacramento expect to join the
party. The round-trip ticket from San
Francisco will be 81, or 81 80 from San
Jose.
Fred Sherman pleaded guilty in the Po-
lice Court yesterday of selling liquor to In
dians, and J. 2. Silva, arrested for like
offense, will have a hearing to-day. There
have been so many drunken Indians in the
city at various times that it was deter
mined to find where they got their liquor
and make an example of those furnishing
it to them. The parties arrested nave bars
attached to their groceries.
The Directors of the State Agricultural
Society have received assurances, in re-
spouse to correspondence and personal
visits, that make them feel very sanguine
as to the success of the fair of 1856. The
exhibit at the Pavilion will undoubtedly
be very large, and it is expected that the
county exhibits will be full and especially
interesting, and good recommendations of
the localities from whence they are sent.
The stock companies playing in the San
Francisco free concert saloons and dives
are not generally regarded as being COM
posed OF first-class artists, and for that rea-
son there was something of smile on the
countenances of some citizens few days
ago when performer from the Bay mar
rated to them that times down there
were very hard in his business. you see"
he explained 'the recent low rates of
travel allowed whole lot of bad actors to
come out from the East, and they cut in on
US, knocked salaries down and run US out
of our situations