Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-12
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has fallen to q
feet 8 inches.
The Eureka Baseball Club will play =
game next Sunday with the Brightons fol
S25 side.
The Improved Red Mems picnic takes
place at Natoma Grove to-day, the cars
leaving the depot at SAN
Yesterday VIM Gutenberger of This
city, shipped one of his ore crusher quart
mills to VIM. Lawrence at Newcastle
The Courts and public offices and a few
business places-notably job printing of
hces-were closed yesterday in honor Of
the special general holiday.
The examination of Frank Mcall;star
for killing VIM. Leman in Woodland. was
to have taken place on Monday, but, owing
10 the illness of the defendants LAWYERS. if
was postponed.
The highest and lowest Signal S ryice
thermometer yesterday was Go and AGO
with southerly winds and clear to fair
weather. sprinkle of rain was precipi
tated at Red Bluff
The Yolo County Prohibition Conven-
ton has elected the following delegates to
the State Convention: Professor r.
Grant, Rev. w. II. Martin, Rev. S. d. Bell
E. c. Gilbert. J. Audett, Henry Jeans.
The members of Naomi Chapter. O. E.
5, celebrate their seventh anniversary AT
Masonic Temple this evening. The
Worthy Grand Matron and Most Worthy
Grand Patron, and other members of the
Grand Chapter, will be present; also Yolo
Chapter, of Woodland, and Crystal Chap
ter, of Auburn.
Jose M. King to whom reference was
made IN yesterdays RECORD UNION as being
IN dangerous condition in consequence Of
lockJaw having set in, because of injuries
ne received about ten days ago, when he
was knocked down and run over by a
vehicle at Third and l. streets, died yester-
day afternoon.
1t is reported that Gus Church. who re-
Gently was sent out by Louis Paven. of the
Restaurant de France to collect some bills
ana ialled TO return, though it is known
that he collected considerable money is in
san francisco, where ii is said he has been
representing himself as authorized to EN-
ploy men and transact other business for
Mr.. Payen.
A thief visited the premises of A. Fabian.
NJ street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
Monday night, and stole a pair of blankets
from the porch, and a coat and hat from
the barn; Considerable property was
stolen In the immediate vicinity of the fire
Monday evening, thieves watching their
opportunity to appropriate during the ex-
element
Judge Murphy, of San Francisco, has re-
considered his sentence of Henry Denny,
alias johnson, imposed last Saturday,
changing the place of Imprisonment to San
Quentin. 1t is understood that this was
done because of the fact that one of the in
dlvlduals whom he had turned States evil
dence against in q Sacramento burglary
case, and who received a heavy sentence.
has threatened to kill Denny at the first op.
Portunlty, and it would scarcely do to let
them come together at Folsom
A Bay paper calls attention to the kind
reception the Atlas met with at San Fran
cisco last Sunday and suggests that the
Sacramento people make a note of it for
use when the clubs from below come here
to play 1t also says that the San Fran
cisco clubs complain that when they come
to this city to play they have to play
against the umpire as well as the Atlas,
which is not the case A fairer man does
not umpire for baseball than the one who
nils the position here. OF course he is
liable to err, but it is unintentional. and as
often the home club is thereby injured as
| 1t is benefited. 1t may seem to be
| otherwise, because the Sacramento club,
under ITS present discipline, takes
its medicine without - kick" but it
would be Just as well for the other organi-
cations if they did likewise The specta-
tors would certainly enjoy the game more