Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-06
BRIEF NOTES.

The Peoples Savings Bank has declared
dividend for the six months ending De-
cember 3lst at the rate of five per cent. per
annum, payable Immediately.
| Special officer James Hickey arrested
! yesterday morning man named J. G. Des-
mond for exposure of person in the neigh
borhood of the Capital school building.
Yesterday the following amounts were
| PAID into the State treasury for December
| fees and collections: Harh0r Commissioner.
S26,4l2 25; Secretary of State, 81, O7S 40.
Last Monday David Golinsky, an old res
ldent of Yolo county, familiarlv known
throughout the county as Captain Cook"
dled at Weyands Corners of asthma, aged
50 years.
The officers-elect of Sacramento and Con-
hdence Lodges, X. of p. were jointly
installed last evening. The officers OF Pa
CHE Encampment, No. ., l. o. o. F., were
also installed last evening.
There will be a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Northern California
Citrus Fair at the Office of Chas r. Parsons
at ) P. N. to-day. 1t is important that every
member should be present.
DR.. O. Harvey and John Mcfarland
have paid the debt of 81 $50 hanging over
the Congregational Church of Galt-a very
acceptable Christmas present to the men,
bers OF the church and Society.
Yesterday Governor SLOVENIAN signed the
commission of Surveyor-General II l. Will
ley as Major and Inspector of Rife Practice
on the staff of Briaadier- General Diamond,
commanding the Second Brigade
James II. Demerest, who was held to an
swer in the Police Court a few days ago for
burglary, was yesterday examined by the
Commissioners of Lunacy. and committed
to the Insane Asylum at Stockton.
Jacques Kruger's comedy company
passed through from Marysville to MERGED
yesterday Tney were announced to APP
pear at Woodland last evening, tut appear
to have made different arrangements.
Some young Scotch staghounds, belong
ing to a gentleman named Vail, attracted
considerable attention at the depot yester-
day. Their owner stated that he had OBJ
tanned them to kill off the COYOTES from his
ranch.
The Sacramento Bank has declared div
idend for the semi-annual term ending De-
cember 81, 1885, at the rate of 81 per cent.
per annum on ordinary deposits, and per
cent. per annum on term deposits, payable
at once.
The Governor has offered a reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of Pedro
Domingo, alias Pedro Los Angeles, who it
IS alleged murdered man by the name of
Ricardo near the town of Pleasanton on the
10Th of November last
Owing to an accident to her steering ap-
paratus the steamer Modoc had to tie up at
Green's Landing for an hour and forty
minutes on her trip to this city Monday
night, and did not get here until about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Rev. NJ. C. Briggs delivered a free lecture
in the SiXth-street NJ. f. Church last even
ing on the subject Work to the Plan"
The audience exhibited their interest by
paying marked attention to the eloquent
divine throughout his lecture.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn brought up from
San Francisco last evening. en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Chas. Meyer, who
IS TO serve five years in the State Prison at
Folsom. The experience will not be Il
novelty TO him, as he has been there
several times before
Shortly after the arrival Of the east
bound overland train last evening G.
BoitaDo, proprietor of fruit stand at
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, corner of Second and
} streets, boarded an emigrant car to see a
friend among the passengers. Just then an
engine backed down and iolted the car in
such manner that he fell from the plat
form and struck on the back of his head.
The conclusion rendered him insensihle
for while, but he soon recovered and was
taken home by some of his friends.
S. H. Gerrish reports that the Their
morieter yesterday morning was down to
29'-3' below freezing point, and the
heaviest white frost of the season was
formed, owing to the fog depositing so
much moisture; ice one eighth of an inch
thick on pals of water outdoors was to be
seen in exposed places. The fog, acting as
a covering for plants, kept the suns rays
from thawing out too suddenly. and no
damage was done. The maximum Their
mometer showed only 400 as the warmest
during the day.
The officers of Owosso Tribe, No. 80. and
Red Cloud Tribe, No. Al, of the Imp. o. r.
NJ, We're last evening Jointly installed by
D. D. P. s, Richmond Davis. Red Cloud
Sachem, P, f. Johnson; S. s., w. Adams:
}. 5, +. f. Franson; Prophet, L. W.
Grothen. Owosso-Sachem, c. Fehls: S.
s, John Crone J. s., C. Phleger; Prophet
Robert Greer. After the installation dane
ing was inaugurated, and kept up to late
hour. collation. was served in the ban
quet ball, and the warriors, squaws and
papooses had good time.
Chief Jackson has ascertained that the
bombs exploded New Years day and night
on Sixth street, between | and ], in front of
boys living in the neighborhood, one of
whom is, or used to be, plumbers ap-
prentice. The same boys used bombs of a
similar character last Fourth OF July in
celebrating" and it is not supposed that
on this subsequent occasion they intended
to injure Cinnamon or any one else If they
did use such bombs last July, then the San
francisco dynamlters, recently arrested,
must have stolen the boys patent.
The Pacific Board of Appeals of the Ma
tional Trotting Association has entered its
judgment in the case of the complaint of
the owners of Anteeo against Judges W. E.
Greene, 0. C. Dietz and James Adams, and
driver J. W. Jonathan, acquitting the
judges upon all of the charges. The Board
holds that there was no evidence that there
was conspiracy to defeat Anteeo between
the judges and the driver. The Judges de-
cided as to the fact of Donathan's guilt.
| and, acting upon the testimony the Board
| would have reached the same result As to
| the penalty inflicted on Jonathan, the fine
was the highest the rules allowed but il
ought not to be reduced The mare Ruby.
| her driver and owner, are in no way i'm
| plicated in the subject of the charges.
FAILED TO APPEAR.-In the Police Court
yesterday morning, when the cases of Sarah
Doheny and Kittie McKenna, charged with
vagrancy, were called, the defendants failed
to respond. Judge Henry then ordered
their bonds forfeited, and ordered alias
warrants to issue for their rearrest. These
women, alleged TO be prostitutes, were no.
titled several weeks ago by the police to
leave town, on the ground that if they did
not steal. they associated with those who
were liable TO that accusation. They re-
! fused to go, and Chief Jackson directed
! that they be arrested and he would make a
charge against them. 1t happened that
| the day they were taken into custody the
Chief was out of town, and the officers
awaited his return before proceeding fur
! Their, Meanwhile the women gave bonds
for their appearance when wanted, and the
cases were set for January 9Th. When the
Chief returned he swore to complaints
against them. One of the women, before
arrest and afterwards, declared that if she
was prosecuted she would make some very
damaging statements relative to members
of the police force, and several parties who
seem to think that it is proper and praise
worthy to find fault with and abuse police
men, because they are policemen, circulated
the woman's statement freely. 1t is pro-
posed now to bring these women into