Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-09
BRIEF NOTES.

| Another excursion train to Central Cali
| fornia will leave Council Bluffs on the 18th
| inst.
| The rebate on personal tax for 1856 is
now payable at the Office of the County
Treasurer.
John Thomas (colored) was arrested by
| officer Agner yesterday for petit larceny
stealing $40 80.
Justice Henley will preside in the Police
Court for the next few days, during which
| time Judge Henry will be absent from the
city.
The libel suit of Edwin F. Smith against
John n. Larkin, of the Leader, is set for
hearing in Justice Haines Court at 10 A. NJ.
to-day.
Peter Flaherty having, after many years
of business in this city. got into tight
place financially, has made an assignment
to San Francisco firm.
The Nellie Boyd theatrical company,
which closed successful engagement at
the Clunie Opera House Sunday evening,
left yesterday for Modesto.
The horses from the Rancho del Paso
and others from this city will be shipped
to San Francisco tomorrow to take part in
the blood horse meeting, which commences
on Saturday.
Deputy Sheriffs Wilson and Clark started
out yesterday for tour of the county to
collect State and county taxes, going to
Walnut Grove. To-day they will be at
Franklin and Elk Grove.
D. o. Entrican, of Yolo county, who was
thrown from his wagon when his team ran
away last Wednesday, is rapidly recovering
from his injuries, which were not as serious
as was at first reported.
The brood mare Florence dam of Hin
doc, purchased by ]. B. Haggin in the East
recently for 81 300, which was the only one
OF that gentleman's purchases that did not
come through in good condition, is dead.
Sunday evening some miscreant placed
three pieces of iron rail across the railroad
track about half mile north of Davisville,
but the trains had all passed for the even
ing, and his rascally scheme was frustrated.
Charles r. Parsons left yesterday for So
nora, Tuolumne county, having been no.
titled that his father, Edward Parsons, who
has just been reelected Treasurer of that
county without opposition, is seriously ill.
A ladies' class and social will be held at
Jacobs Hall this and every Tuesday even
ing. The class exercises will be from 1880
until o'clock, and the social from 8 until
y. Admission to social, 80 cents ladies
free.
The Supreme Court convened at the State
Capitol yesterday. Present, Judges Sharp
stein, McKinstry and Morrison. The after
noon was devoted to the examination of a
class of eight applicants for admission to
the bar.
Messrs. Williams and Elder, who were
injured by a runaway accident on Satur-
day, and uncle John Gardner, who had
his shoulder dislocated and was bruised by
fall Sunday evening, were all dong well
yesterday.
E. ]. Baldwin's stable of thoroughbred
horses returned by yesterday mornings
train from their successful campaign in the
East, and went to San Francisco, where they
will take part in the races of the Blood
Horse meeting.
Captain Van Tasse!l did not start from
Woodward's Gardens, San Francisco, on
Sunday for Sacramento in his mammoth
balloon, as had been announced, as the
amount of money he asked as payment for
an attempt to make the trip could not be
raised.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
Notaries Public as follows: George Dean,
White Rock, Trinity county; F. A. Whip
pie, Kibesillah, Mendocino county; Sam
uel Kyburg, GAINESVILLE, Ell Dorado county;
James w. Malone, Deadwood, Trinity
county.
The open season for catching brook trout
and salmon trout with rod and line came
to an end On Sunday last, and from now
until April LIST every honorable angler
should take what means he can to prevent
illicit and illegal fishing in streams, lakes
and ponds.
Mrs. Vim. Taylor, who resides on
street, between Fourth and Fifth, was en-
gsged last evening in setting fire to pile
of leaves in the street in front of her resi-
dence, when the dense smoke was sud-
denly blown in her face. Stepping back
quickly to avoid it, she stumbled and fell.
dislocating her left wrist.
The report of the Howard Benevolent
Association for October, 1886, shows %
men, 81 women and 1l3 children-making
total of 1S6 persons-assisted, by the
granting of $40 dispensations. One hun
dred and thirty-eight articles of clothing.
of the estimated value of $50 So were also
given out, and nine articles of household
furniture. The total Indebtedness contract
ed for this month was 1886 76.
Twelve or thirteen boys, ranging in age
from 10 to 20 years, bootblacks and gen.
uine tramps, from various points of Cali
fornia and the East, were run in" by the
police yesterday. A number of them were
driven out of Woodland few days ago,
and others have dropped into the city re-
Gently from their travels. The police do
not know what to do with them, but they
certainly are not desirable visitors to the
city.