Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-02
BRIEF NOTES.


| Charley Reeds Minstrel Company lef
yesterday for Virginia City.
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, n. S. G. W.
Will install its officers this evening.
Eighteen carloads of tea went East from
San Francisco by special train last night.
Sheriff Wilson's fees in June were
so %, and County Recorder Miller's
, sos %.
/ The only arrest made yesterday was that
OF George Larcener, by officer Rider, for
disturbing the peace.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 8, cleared
for the upper Sacramento yesterday with
merchandise and lumber
The new boiler made for the steamer
Clara Bell by ]. A. Cunningham is about
ready to be put on board.
During the month of June the County
Clerk issued twenty-seven marriage IL
censes, and the Superior Court granted
five divorces.
A very pleasant party was given at ia
cobs Hall last evening by lyman d O'Mal-
ley's orchestra, under the management of
d. d. McRae.
Carl Hauke, who was the prosecuting wit
ness in the Treadwell case at Woodland
some time since, died at San Francisco on
Tuesday, aged 81 years.
There is a hole in the alley between Third
and Fourth, and X streets, few yards
west of Fourth, which is dangerous to
horses, being about six inches wide, sixteen
long, and a foot deep.
There will not be no open-air concert
next Sunday evening, as the Artillery band
have concluded not to play for such an oc-
casion so soon after the death of their late
member, ]. &. Klein.
The snagboat Seller started out yesterday
to commence her seasons work. She will
probably begin operations at the head of
navigation, where there is much to do in
the way of clearing the channel
State and county taxes on personal prop
erty must be paid this week Assessor
Gritfitts will keep his office open from
till 10 P. NJ. to accommodate taxpayers
Poll taxes not paid this week will be So.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
So and $50, with fresh southerly winds
during the morning and evening, and
noriherly wind from 10 A. n. to 1870 P. NJ.
Clear weather.
Mrs. Geo. Kelly. of Sheldon. is reported
to have disappeared from home a few
nights ago, and, as she has been an inmate
OF the Napa Insane Asylum, but was dis
charged cured, it is believed that she may
have had relapse of insanity.
The Alta Baseball Club will soon appear
in new uniform of gray, with dark-col-
ored stockings and belt The uniform will
resemble in style that of the Savannah
Club. Denny Hayes has been released
from the Atlas, and probably Pete Meegan
will take his place.
IN San Francisco Eleonore Cheyalier has
commenced suit for divorce from F. A.
Cheyalier, Cor some years a merchant of
Sacramento. She is but % wears of age.
and very handsome, while he is old and
wealthy. She is his second wife, and they
were married in August, 1885.
Information is wanted of Charles A.
Litchlield, who was supposed to have re-
sided In Sacramento some years ago, and
to have been employed as a contract
builder. His native place was Scituate.
Mass. Any information of his where
abouts sent to Fred G. Smith, Bank of
California, San Francisco, will be CRATE
fully received.
a man is going about the city represent
ing himself as a member of the White
Cooks and Walters Association, and au-
thorized to receive subscriptions in small
SbibS " aSSiSL llt ItSSOclullOH III uSlTdylIg
its expenses. He is fraud, but has made
something by his audacity. The Associa-
ton pays its own expenses and has author
lied no one to solicit assistance for it.
The remains of the man found floating
in the river at CORTLAND Wednesday morn
ing were inferred yesterday The friends
Of Charles Light are satisfied that it was not
his body, bnt Coroner Clark thinks it was,
and that the natural results of being in the
water and subsequent exposure at Court
land have caused tie difficulty in identifica-
ZION. He has not yet held an inquest in
the case.
Warrants were yesterday drawn on the
State Treasury by Controller Dunn for
large amount. The following were among
the larger ones State University, 81, 463
San Francisco Harbor Improvement, 81, 1872;
Vitcultural Commissioners. $564; Yosem-
lite Valley Commissioners, 81, 69j; Stockton
Insane Asylum, S17,S37; Napa Insane
Asylum, $15,046; Sherifs claims, $500
expenses National Guard, 5000; State
Printing Office, $1,000; jute purchases,
s., 500.