Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-13
BRIEF NOTES.

There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday.
The Western train was an hour late in its
arrival yesterday morning.
The Third Ward will hold caucus this
evening at o'clock at Jacobs Hall.
Yolo county receives from the State
school money to the amount of Sc, 275 90.
The young ladies of the city are display
ing considerable interest in lawn tennis
just now.
Governor Stoneman has appointed John
| ID. Shermier a Notary Public for San
| Francisco.
A ladys small lace shawl was found in
Capitol Park yesterday 1t can be had at
| this Office.
The Fourth Ward Republicans will hold
a caucus this evening at s o'clock in
Turner Hall.
The dredger is "getting down to its
work in good shape, and its operations at
tract much attention.
The Fruit Dealers Union will dispatch a
fruit train to the East to-day, and the Fruit
Growers Association will probably send
one also.
Deputy Sheriff Hartling, of Sierra coun-
ty, passed through yesterday, taking to
Stockton an insane man named Thomas
Cadman.
NJ. X. Brophy and Lou Robinson, of
Rocklln, have made a match for foot
race for $50 side. 80 yards, to take place
at Rocklin tomorrow
Two subscriptions last made to the ward
canvassing funds for the G. A. r. banquet,
and not yet published, are r. S. Carey q
Son, $50, and NJ. Devine, 81.
The steamer Flora cleared yesterday for
the upper Sacramento with merchandise
and lumber, and the San Joaquin, No. 4,
for San Francisco with grain.
Freight agent Forbes and his brother
Thomas went up to Newcastle yesterday TO
see their father, who was reported to be
dangerously i'll. He is So years of age.
The highest and low est temperature Wed
nesday and yesterday was 90 and zoe, and
81 and 6l0. respectively, viii fresh to
brisk southerly winds and clear weather.
S. B. Smith is candidate for the office of
Public Administrator. Through an over
sight it was stated in yesterdays RECORD
UNION that Police" Administrator was
the position he sought
Detective SiIvey, of San Francisco, YES
terday took back to San Francisco Rhody
Merchant who was arrested here on
Wednesday for stealing $40 from saloon
keeper of the Bay City.
The hotel building known as the Arno
Tavern, at Valensin ranch at Arno, was
completely burned about 10 o'clock We'd
nesday night. 1t is not known how the
fire occurred. The loss is partly covered
by insurance.
The founding baby referred to in yester-
days RECORD UNION is still being cared for
by the lady who took charge of it. Officer
Sullivan, who was detailed to endeavor to
ascertain its parentage, has been unable to
gain any information on the subject.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, at Tenth
and streets, by order of Mr.. Irvine,
matched span of pinto mares, and
years old, weighing 1000 pounds each.
Also, several buggies, furniture two coun-
tiers, etc.
A disease resembling hog cholera has
broken out among the porcines near Wood
land and along Cache creek. Among the
heavy losers thus far are Mr. Reynolds,
who has lost $50 head since the epidemic
began; Mr.. Lowe, about $50 head Mr..
Eakles, 100 head, and Mr.. Hitler, 20 head.
Parties who have been fishing III the
Sacramento river, near Bannon slough,
have recently caught several carp, some of
them quite large, with hook and line. The
Woodland Democrat says that Z" the people
of Knights Landing are having fine sport
catching German carp in the Sacramento
river. One day this week some fishermen
caught between 400 and 500 pounds