Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-17
BRIEF NOTES,


A. J. Rhoads had his pockets picked of $50 at
the Park yesterday afternoon.
Frank NJ. Miliken publisher of the Placer
county Republican, is attending the state Fair
The steamer Ncponset arrived from the upper
Sacramento yesterday with grain andproduce
The recent auction sales OF blooded cattle al
the Park were not Il success financially. ruin
ously low prices ruling.
The highest and lowest Signal Service TEN.
peratHe IN Sacramento yesterday was SO and
So with gentle southerly winds and weather
very hay.
The enterprising thief who went to u citizens
premises last Saturday with wagon, stole 8
cord of wood and subsequently sold it, has not
been heard of since.
Judge Van Fleet, of Department One of the
Superior Court, will set the calendar of criminal
cases in his Court this morning Next Friday
he will set the civil calendar III both Depart
mentS of the Court
W. Fuller, wife and family of San Fran,
cisco, passed through last evening, en- route fol
a several months trip for the East and Europe
They will be joined at New York by Miss Mary
Fuller, who has been East for some time.
The palace car Wanderer, which came cut
from New York recently with special party,
including the publisher of The Judge, came up
from the Bay Yesterday with the eXcursionistS
and left for the mountains attached tc the Reno
train.
The visiting bicyclists from San Francisco and
elsewhere, who participated in the tournament
Wednesday morning, were that evening given
fine banquet at Fishers by the Capital City
wheelmen, and yesterday left for their homes
much pleased with their visit
The following arrests were made yesterday
John Kelly. George Connolly and Peter White
by officers Agner, O Mera and Pate, for smok-
ing opium; Aaron Ogle, by officers Mccormack
and Yaeer for battery Dell Murphy and Thos.
Norton, by officers Ferral, Rider and Sullivan,
for grand larceny.
DR.. O'Donnell, San -Francisco's Coroner, and
his big wagon were among the street-corner at
fractions at Fourth and K last evening The
doctor with his medals and badges, was rather
more attractive than the wagon He devoted an
hour or two to easing his mind relative to the
Asistic lepers and limited that he might be a
candidate for Governor if coaxed hard.
Mrs Ellen Smith of Woodland, has celebrated
her 99th birthday. The old lady is of Irish eX-
traction, having come to America in 1888, and
to Woodland about four years ago. Although
she has attained such remarkable age, yet she
is able TO assist herself and moves about the
house without much trouble. She lives with
her daughter, Mrs. Weibe, and her financial cir
cumstances are poor.
There was Il great rush of Iolo county peo-
pie TO Sacramento yesterday to witness the
races mainly because the famous stallion Kill
larneV owned by Mr.. Fitzgerald. OF Woodland.
was to contest in the pacing race. Nearly all OF
the Tolotes believed Killarney would win, and
backed their opinion substantially. Their con-
idence was not misplaced for. as Bob Allen
chirps, ''Sure, Killarney is daisy. and he wins
his races aisy
The Supreme Court on the 18th rendered de
cision in the case OF the State of California VS..
the Folsom Water Company, in which it atfirms
the Judgment of the Court below, saying We
are of the opinion that the deed from the Ma
toma Water and Mining Company to the State
did not impose an obligation upon the company
to proceed to the completion OF the canal There
fore the ruling of the Court below on the de
murrer was correct.
Though there were plenty of birds on hand,
very few pigeOn-shOoters appeared at Agrieult-
ural Park yesterday morning, and only two
matches were made. They were both $40 en-
trance 20 birds, one money. In the first, Rob-
inson, Bassford. Donaldson and Fay took part.
Robinson killed the straight %, and took the
ond match Robinson, Bassford and Cheatham
contested The Latter missed three out of seven,
and withdrew. The others, having clean scores,
divided the money.
Last evening there was much talk in sporting
circles relative TO the pacing race of yesterday,
and an effort was being made to arrange race
for big money between Killarney and Maude.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, owner of Killarney, very coolly
remarked however: % do not see that l am
interested. have accomplished all / wanted
to- My horse did not have a fair chance last
year and / only brought him out this year to
show what he is. entered him in three races,
and have won them all have shown him TO
be a fast and game horse, and that was all l
wanted 10 do.
AUDITOR LEDLIE, Pere & Marquette, z. r.
saws Red Star Cough Cure is sure and safe.