Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-16
BRIEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made yesterday.
The annual election of the Exempt Fire
| mems Association will be held on the 25th
inst.
Yolo county has s129,o73 So in her
treasury.
The Sacramento river fell inches in the
| past twenty-fou hours, and is down to IS
feet 10 inches.
The Governor yesterday signed a land
warrant for B. w. brennan for 800 acres in
San Bernardino county.
An announcement appears in our bust
ness columns by Mrs. Barrett to those who
desire to learn photography.
The ladies of the Seventh-street NJ. E.
Church were very successful with the tur-
key lunch they set yesterday.
Twenty three carloads of beef cattle
passed through from Nevada TO San Fran
cisco yesterday, and q carloads will follow
to-day.
The Board of Supervisors of Yolo county
have changed their time of meeting from
the second Monday to the first Monday in
each month.
Calf, jeff Pockman, of Woodland, started
thirty quail in thirty days.
Deputy Sheriff McManus took to the
asylum at Stockton yesterday William ].
Wash, VINO was pronounced insane by the
Examiners on Thursday.
The Marysville and Red Bluff train will
remain here this afternoon until 5 o'clock.
to accommodate the residents of the upper
country who have been attending the citrus
fair
1t is rumored that Hon. Ira G. Hoitt.
President of the San Francisco Board of
Education, will be a candidate at the cleo
ton this fall for Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
The gas company has had force of men
engaged for about a week in raising its
main on Fourth street, between X and L.
which was so low that the water about it
became troublesome.
Hon. Grove L. Johnson and Miss DR..
Goss were elected honorary, and Miss Eva
Griffitts, Miss Amanda Austin and Eugene
J. Gregory active members of the Bric-a-
Brac Club at the January meeting.
John Warren, Of Lowell, Mass, desires
information concerning Francis Warren,
who came to California, and it is believed
stopped in Sacramento thirty years ago
from Lowell, Mass, accompanied by James
Manice and others.
The Mechanics and Laborers' Anti Chi
nese League held a meeting at Pioneer
Hall last evening. The attendance was not
large, and, as several gentlemen who had
been expected to deliver addresses were not
present an early adjournment was taken.
Judge Van Fleet yesterday sentenced
Mike Gallagher, who had previously
pleaded guilty of burglarizing T. Lamets
premises, to three years in the State Prison
at Folsom. He also sentenced James Col
Inns, for burglary, in breaking into and rob-
bling A. P. Catlin's chicken-house, to
eighteen months in the same institution.
Richard Shea, who resides on Second
street, between Q and r, was examined by
the Commissioners of Lunacy yesterday
and committed to the asylum at Stockton.
He imagines that spirits have informed him
nights this week he has slept at the station
house for security against them.
William Torrey, an old resident of Sacra-
mento, and pioneer Californian, having
come to the State in 1919, died in this city
yesterday, in his 9th year. He will be
well remembered by old residents as the
proprietor of the Torrey House, on Third
street, between L and NJ, but for the last
seven years he has been absent from the
city engaged in mining enterprises, prin-
cipally in Mexico.
The temperature at O'Clock last night,
by the Signal Service report. showed it to
be several degrees colder along the Pacific
slope than it had been during the "a hours
preceding, except at Sacramento, where it
was four degrees warmer. The barometer
was generally falling and mostly clear
weather, except in northern and central
California, where it was cloudy weather A
light rain was falling at Red Bluff.
There was large attendance yesterday
afternoon upon the funeral of the late w.
r. Barnes. The ceremony was conducted
by Rev. DR.. Frost, and a quartet, COM
posed of Miss Ida Clinch, Mrs. Fogarty A.
Plant and Ernest Graham. rendered appro-
priate musical selections. A. J. Guthrie
E. g. blessing, W. o. Bowers. A. A. Wood,
Colonel James McNasser, Thomas Scott
and Claus Anderson acted as pall-bearers.
Officer Farrell has in his possession.
awaiting an owner, a purse which was
found in .he rear of certain saloon. II
contained only note for S65, drawn in IA
vor of Andrew Smith. The officer believes
that the purse was stolen from some one,
the thief then taking from it the money it
m5y have contained, leaving the note
which would do the rascal no good and
might get him into serious trouble if found
in his possession.
A public meeting OF the Citizens Anti
Chinese Association will be held next
Monday evening at the METROPOLITAN
Theater, commencing at 7:30 when several
eloquent speakers will address the citizens
of Sacramento upon the topic now demand
ing public attention. 4 representative from
the Committee on Branch Organizations
will explain the proceedings of that body,
and Grove l.. johnson will speak upon the
constitutionality of the proposed ordinance
for the removal of the Chinese from the
city limits.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the office Of the Secretary of State of the
Price Hay Press Company Objects, the
manufacture and sale of hay presses and
other machinery. Principal place of bust
ness, San Leandro, Alameda county. Di-
rectors-L. c. Morehouse, Frederick Bryant,
c. II. Gray, W. H. Gray and Jacob Price
Capital stock, $4,000, divided into 100000
shares. Also, of the Black Wonder Gold
Mining Company. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors. p. Jones,
A. c. Hamilton, A. Cook. w. A. Neville
and S. Hobart. Capital stock, $4,000 900,
divided into 100000 shares.
Much interest was manifested in the city
yesterday relative to the situation of affairs
at Truckee, many people fearing that the
excitable element might use violence
toward the Chinese, thus undoing the work
that is being done throughout the State by
those who wish to get rid of the celestials,
but insist that il shall be done lawfully
Qualification was expressed when it was
learned that there had not been any trou-
BILE. United States Marshal Drew who had
been there several days, returned to Sacra-
mento yesterday morning, and expressed
the belief that nothing would be done in
fruckee that was not legitimate.
Last evening the following officers of
Red jacket Tribe, No. %, Ind. Q. r. NJ,
were raised up by D. D. Great Sachem
Richmond Davis, assisted by Great Prophet
VIM. Cummings, Great Senior Sycamore
R. E. Greer, and Great Junior Sycamore j.
z. Counts: Sachem, J. F. brennan Sc