Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-15
BRIEF NOTES.

1 nay fraternal Visit 10 Malnalla Grove,
! No. 6, this evening.
The Lewis Morrison dramatic company
passed through TO San Francisco from Ne
vada City yesterday.
Yesterdays weather kicked up such a
dust in the city that there was a great cry
for street sprinklers.
The Fruit Growers Association will meet
| al Changers Hall next Wednesday, at l
P. NJ, to consider important business.
Rev Father Grace will receive sealed
proposals for furnishing 1,500 000 hard
brick for the construction of the new ca
thedral.
Henry Neuhaus, an employee of III. Vein
rich IL Co.. while scuffling with John Bar
rett Saturday night, fell in such manner
as to fracture his leg.
At the Park Saturday afternoon there
was race, three in five, between the PAGERS
Shaker and Alderman, which the former
won in straight heats.
A glove social in this city Saturday
night between Dunn, OF Sacramento, and
Hopkins, of San Francisco, was won by the
former in three rounds.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Mary Doe by officer Coffey, for
being drunk and Edward Bloom, by local
officer Goods, for battery.
Some thief, who evidently proposes
going into the poultry business, one night
last week stole over 100 chickens from the
hennery of Henry Newcomb near Gait.
At the rink Saturday evening Arthur
Crozier, of this city, defeated Mart John
son, of San Francisco in a two-mile race
for 500 side. winning by lap in S:54.
State Senator Clay w. Taylor is being
urged for appointment as the successor of
Senator Miller, and his friends are express
ing hopes of favorable consideration by the
Governor.
The Sacramento river was down to Is feet
inches Saturday, but yesterdays strong
norther caused it to rise to 10 feet inches,
by blowing into it the waters of the over
flowed country above.
The annual meeting of the Sacramento
county Sunday-school Association will be
held in this city at the rooms of the Y NJ
c. A., on tomorrow evening and Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
The City Trustees will this morning
canvass the votes at the recent municipal
election, and, on Mr.. Ryan being declared
elected as Second Trustee, he will take his
seat as member Of the Board.
A Chinaman was arrested at Swingle's
on Saturday, by Constable Morgan, for
stealing So from the house of Mr.. LaRue,
near Dayisville. He was lodged in Jail at
Washington, to await trial to-day
William Shatford, familiarly known as
Billy Stone" for many years a cook on
river steamers and also at restaurants, hes
fallen heir, through the death of his
mother in Jersey City, to about $4,000.
The United States Grand Jury presented
TO Judge Hoffman, Saturday. an indct-
n1gnt auafnGt Erar1l- FCstor f,-
ing Government secret service officer at
Sacramento, on the 3lst of last December.
The 100-yard foot race at Agricultural
Park yesterday afternoon between George
Jackson of Oregon, and j. G. Ryan, was
won by the latter although his opponent
had the best of the start. Time, l04 sec
onds.
On Saturday Judge McKune, while cro S.
ing | street, at Seventh, was knocked down
by double team with which two country
! men had come to the city, and was consid-
era5ly bruised and shaken up, but not Sc
riously hurt.
To-day committee of the State Beard
of Agriculture and the Board of Trade will
go to San Francisco TO consult with the
Directors Of the Mechanics Institute. to
endeayor to arrange matters so that the
Institute Fair will be prevented from clash
ing with the State Fair.
Yolo county tax-collectors are making
life dreary tor Cinnamon who cross the
Sacramento ana Yolo bridge, by stopping
them all and demanding their poll tax
The tan and lottery games over across the
river serve as u bait TO attract the Celestials
into the hands of the collectors.
At the meeting of Capitol Lodge, No. 81,
|. O. o. f., Friday evening, the following
Past Grands were selected as representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge, which will con-
vene in San Francisco May 1lth William
H. Hill, w. F. CrOnemiller, s. A Wolfe.
". a. Stephenson, w. II. Wright, Alexan-
der Smith.
Tomorrow night the citizens of Gait
will hold public meeting for the purpose
of deciding the date ut which the boycott,
bitter and unrelentng," win be inaugu-
rated. 1t is stated by persons who are ac-
quainted with the prevailing sentiment of
that community that it will not be later
than May LIST.
Mrs. Johnson, who arrived here from
Denver a few weeks ago and since that
! time has been twice arrested, under the
name of Mary Doe, for being drunk and
subsequently was arrested on suspicion of
insanity, but discharged by the examining
Commissioners, was again taken into
custody yesterday, by officer Cof1ey, for
drunkenness.
Manager Harris, of the Haverly Baseball
Club. came up from the Bay yesterday to
consult with Manager Gleason, of the Atlas.
relative to the latter clubs entering into a
league with the Stars, Haverlys and Pho
neers of the Bay City. Mr.. Gleason could
not give positive answer, however, until
after meeting of the honorary members
OF the club this evening.
The Salvation Army was disturbed last
night at its Third-street barracks by
number of men and boys. A whistle was
| blown for police assistance, and officer
Cooley responded, but after his arrival there
was no trouble. Would it not be we'll for
the police to enforce the curfew ordi-
nance? A number of parents might then
wake up to the fact that their nice boys
are learning to be very wild.
About noon yesterday crowd of twenty
or more boys, ranging in age from II to II
| years, attempted to drive out the Chinese
from house on Fifth street, north of |,
and succeeded in smashing the panels of
the door with brickbats. Daniel Gardner
happened along about that time and made
them desist. A portion of them went to a
wash-house on Fifth street, between | and
j, and created a disturbance.
Arrived Saturday and yesterday, steam
ers Naruna and Flora, from the upper Sac
ramento, with barges of grain; steamer
San joaquin, No. 4, from San Francisco,
with merchandise, lumber for Richards &
Knox, and barge-load of freight for the
upper Sacramento; steamer d. E. Knight,
from San Francisco, with barge-load of
merchandise for Marysville. Cleared,
steamers Varuna with merchandise and
Flora, for the upper Sacramento; steamer
San joaquin, No 4, for San Francisco, with
barges loaded with grain.
Fon SALE.-See advertisement, first page,
of Anderson tract of land