Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
plaintiff is entitled to Judgment, as praye'
for in his complaint. Let such judgmen
be entered"
BRIEF NOTES.

The body of Charles Light, drowned OF
| SUNDAY, has not yet been found.
The station-house is having a genera
cleaning up-whitewashing and calcimin
ing.
The steamer San joaquin, No 8, arrived
! from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
wood.
Entries for the Fourth of July regatta
close with the Secretary at G o'clock thi.
evening.
The pay-car viii be here to-day to make
its monthly settlement with the railroad
employees.
Woodland is to have balloon ascension
as one of the features of her celebration
next Saturday.
A Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Conductors will be organized in this city
Friday evening.
Court Sacramento, A. o. f., No. 6,S61
will hold its annual banquet at the Golden
Eagle Hotel this evening.
The sick Chinaman brought down from
Folsom on Monday, and referred to in yes
terday's RECORD UNION, died that night.
The close season for deer expires with
to-day, and those who are anxious to pur-
sue the bounding buck can do so legally
tomorrow.
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday. There was but one subject on
hand, and he had not sobered up suffi-
GENTLY to be operated upon.
The young ladies of the Christian
Church will give an ice-cream social and
entertainment at the chapel this evening.
Admission, 25 cents children, Is cents.
rrI,a x1,,l1;o N no ip,,;toJ 30 ottorJ i, Ioo4,,,
to be delivered this evening at o'clock in
the NJ f.. Church South by Mrs. Letitia
Youmans, President of the w. C. T. U. OF
Canada.
Red Cloud Tribe, No. Al, Imp. o. R. NJ
sentatives to the Great Council: l.. w
Grothen, G. F. Bronner, F. G. Bidwell, E.
G. Hopkins, c. Sullivan.
At the inquest held by Coroner Clarl,
yesterday afternoon in the case of Mrs.
Caroline Crowner, who died suddenly on
the 2Sth, the jury found that death resulted
from enlargement of the heart.
A piece of plank has disappeared from
the sidewalk in front of the house No 1910
Fourth street, between L and M, leaving an
opening which proves troublesome occa-
sionally to people walking past.
The Chinese residents of the city were
on the warpath yesterday. Two of them
were arrested by officer Agner for battery
upon each other, and two by officers McCor-
mack and Wager, tor disturbing the peace
by fighting.
County Treasures yesterday settled with
the State, and paid into the State Treasury
amounts as follows: Stanislaus, SIS, 261 20
Tulare, $32052 3d. Marin, $3.50 SO; San
Bernardino $22,912 9S; Lassen, $5,17S 06
Total, SS0,92l IS.
Commencing to-day, the mails to Wal
nut Grove, heretofore carried by stage, will
be carried by steamer. Beginning to-mor-
row, w. w. BeckIey will run tri-weekly
stage between Sacramento and Franklin
giving the Union House and Franklin
three mails o week, instead of twice a week
as heretofore.
in Justice Henley's Court yesterday after.
noon the case of Harper vs. Wilson, in
which plaintiff sued the Sheriff for S13S
keepers fees in the matter .of Wood VS.
Wood, rendered judgment for plaintiff II
will probably be appealed, us the defendant
holds that the decision is antagonistic to
one rendered by the Supreme Court.
The highest temperature yesterday in
Sacramento. according to the Signal Service
reports. was S0o, and the lowest 52o, with
fresh southerly winds and clear weather
prevailing. The weather this summer, so
far, has been of such an excellent quality
that the 'can' t-get-aways' are enjoying
all the blessings of Il first-class mountain
summer, such as cool nights and pleasant
days.
The steamer Modoc did not get up from
San Francisco yesterday until $3.50 A. n,
and laff ON bar ri about u, NJ
Commencing tomorrow, the steamers will
leave San Francisco at | instead of 4 P NJ,
which viii give them an opportunity to
reach Sacramento early enough to leave for
the Bay on time-l0 4. M.-even though
they have to make twenty landings, as the
Modoc did Monday night when coming up.
The first new grain of the season was
brought down by the steamer Narunaslast
Friday, she having 1854 sacks of it from
the Seven mile House, between Colusa and
Princeton. This is only about q week later
than the best on record" 1t is thought
that there will be a great deal of grain
transported from the upper Sacramento to
tidewater in July, as several of the large
growers have intimated their intention OF
shipping directly after the crop is in sacks.
Charles Schmidt, the well-known hop
buyer, was in town yesterday, having re-
turned from a three months tour of in
spection through the upper country. He
found the most advanced hops in the State
in ]. H. Corbin's backyard in this city, a
few vines planted there for ornamental
purposes having their blossoms about two
thirds grown. Schmidt picked bouquet
of them, to have something to crow about
over his fellow hopmen at San Francisco,
where he went in the afternoon.
Josephine Benson, middle-aged woman
who arrived from the East yesterday morn
ing, was sick and without means on the
arrival of the train here, and was sent out
to the hospital. She became sick soon
after starting, and had fits. Somehow she
lost, before She had Travelled one-thlrd of
the way, her purse, containing $40 and a
diamond pin. She had ticket for Marys-
vile, and her destination was Table Noun
tain, but she preferred under the circum-
stances to remain i'll Sacramento.
About o'clock last evening Frank
Peters, employed on the steamer Neponset,
reported at the station house that few
minutes previously FIVE men attacked him
at Front and X streets. lie fought back,
and during the struggle one of his assail-
ants snatched his silver watch from him.
Officer Leavy and Deputy Constable Mar
tin were detailed to inquire into the mat
ter, and Peters pointed out three men as
members of the party by whom he was
assailed. They were taken to the station
house, but neither of them had the stolen
watch
The following officers have been elected
by California Lodge, No. 1850, X. of II.
for the ensuing term: Dictator, ]. Van C
Homer: Vice Dictator, c. Tietjens; As
sistant Dictator, A. j. Pommer; Treasurer,
C. e. Adams; Reporter, ]. G. Med.
ley; Financial Reporter,-J. f. Carter
Chaplain, G. a. Wagner; Guide, George W
Newbert; Guardian, s. Roth; Sentinel
Frank Swift; Trustees-E Atkinson,
John Minford and l.. Bell. California
and Unity Lodges will celebrate the thir-
tenth anniversary of the Order this even
ing with banquet at their hall.
FINE CONNECTIONS, ice cream, water ices
cakes, ETC., at w. f. Peterson's, 620 j. $
GENUINE German milk and cream bread
at Peterson's 600 j street