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

ed divorce from James Walker.
The trial jurors recently drawn for serv-
ice in the Superior Court must report in
Department Two at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Last month County Clerk Hamilton
issued twenty-three marriage licenses, and
the Superior Court granted five divorces.
H. G. Hayes. a plumber. was arrested
yesterday, on the complaint of Health
Officer Ferral, for violating the plumbing
ordinance.
Yesterday afternoon, as a wagon loaded
with dirt was going over q crossing at Sew
| enth and streets, ii broke an axle, because
of hot box
Governor Stoneman Yesterday appointed
as Notaries Public for Yolo county, to re-
side in the town of Winters, E. T.. Kahn
and Il. 2. Stice.
Officer j. NJ Woods, an old and we'll
known member of the police force, an
/ nounces himself as an Independent candi-
date for Chief OF Police.
During The month Of January Sheriff
Wilson collected fees to the amount of
sos rs; County Clerk Hamilton. s505 80 ::
County Recorder Miller, 1924 so.
The Chinaman, father and son. who
| operated on each other with ak and cleaver
| Sunday night, were reported yesterday 10
be doing as well as could be expected.
! Articles of incorporation have been filed
| of the Forest Queen Consolidated Gold Min
ing Company, the Napa Valley Wine Com
pany, and the Vernon Park Dairy Associa-
| ton.
Manager H. S. Beals' benefit at Wood
land Saturday evening was attended by a
large and fashionable audience, which en-
Joyed good performance by The Bert Com
pany.
Two ladies lost their purses in a store
yesterday and it is believed that a pick
pocket, taking advantage of their being
large number Of customers present, stole
them.
Prof George Chainey's classes will meet
and his Sunday lectures be delivered here
after in the new Young Mems Institute
! Hall, Seventh street, opposite the Capital
( Hotel
Treasurer Bauer, of San Francisco, yes
| terday paid into the State Treasury the sum
of SSSS, S94 "A; Siskiyou county, 1896;
Kern, S3l ,55S 40: MERGED, $5l ,276 II, and
Tuolumne, S14077 IS.
The'recent warm storm broke up the ice
crop at Prosser creek before a sufficient
supply had been secured, and now the ice
men, more than any others, are PRAYING for
a season of clear, cold weather.
Supreme Court Clerk Spencer Yesterday
settled with the Controller, and paid into
the State Treasury $3.50 so, fees collected in
January from and after the It'll the day ON
which he succeeded the Hawaiian tourist
Last Saturday evening Captain Fred
Neary, OF this city, acted as Inspector at an
election held by Company +, First Artillery,
at Woodland, for the choice of a Second
Lieutenant. Lieutenant Carson was re-
elected to the position.
County License Collector Dolan gives
notice that the Supervisors have imposed
license of S25 per month upon free concert
saloons and other places where women are
employed and liquors sold, and that it
must be paid in advance.
The following arrests were made yester-
day: George Green, by officer Franks, for
battery jim Emery, by local officer Cashin
for petty larceny; John Doe by officer Cof-
fey, for being drunk; II. G. Hayes, by Off
Ger Franks, for lnisdemeanor
Recently little daughter of Fred. Roos,
of DaviSville, entered a neighbours ward to
pick flowers, and while thus engaged was
| seized by large dog and severe bitten, his
teeth tearing through the flesh of her left
arm, inficting jagged and ugly wound.
Citizens who reside in the neighborhood
OF Twentieth and . streets are asking for
the whereabouts OF the Poundmaster. Two
horses have been running at large in that
locality for the past week, doing much dam
| age to young shade trees and the sidewalks.
The Chinese New Year commences at u
O'Clock tonight, and the Celestials will en-
JOY few days of festiyity, but it will prob
ably be marred by the fact that they can
not shoot firecrackers, and the sight of the
handwriting on the wall, THE Chinese
must go"
The case of John Lowell, for the killing
of Joseph Powers at Brighton, will be
called for trial in Department Two of the
Superior Court this morning. The witness,
on account of whose absence the case was
continued when called some time ago, has
been secured.
Sheriff Wilson paid into the county
treasury yesterday, of State and county de-
Hnquent taxes collected, $2,076 So leaving
but little over s., 500 still delinquent At
the rate payments were being made at his
Office yesterday, the final delinquent list
will be very small indeed.
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday James Stewart, native of Ca
NADIA, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of Thomas Wormby and s. H.
Gerrish Michael Enright, native of Ire
land, was also admitted. on the testimony
OF Z. A. Burr and John Olsen
lduk at IL
shOemaker's, on Sixth street, between ] and
X, and while she was inside a tramp stole
robe from her babys buggy, which was
on the sidewalk. The shoemaker pursued
the thief, captured him on Seventh street.
and turned him over to local officer Cashin
who escorted him to the lookup.
The official scorer of baseball games at
Central Park, San Francisco, J. l. Eagan,
died on Saturday evening last from pneu-
monia, after a brief illness. The deceased
was teacher in the night school, and was
highly esteemed by his associates. He had
many friends and acquaintance in Sacra-
mento, who will regret his death.
c. W Barry defaulting witness in the
Kelly manslaughter case. was brought up
from San Francisco to Woodland by the
Sheriff last Friday, and Judge Garoutte
fined him $50 or forty-eight hours in the
county Jail. Mr.. Barry evidently thought
S25 per day pretty fair wages, and started in
on his term of service, but the Court re-
Tented on Saturday and dismissed the pris-
oner.
The north wind prevailing yesterday
cleared away the clouds after hard
struggle, and the sun made its appearance
y the afternoon. The wind had consider
able effect upon the river, blowing into it
from the overflowed country so much water
tiiit lci d " Illt htt - ictt.
though after the wind lulled there was
sudden fall to "A feet 104 inches early in
the afternoon.
In the mandamus suit of John Rooney
against the State Controller, involving the
issues in the railroad taxes, the Supreme
Court yesterday allowed the case to go over
until Monday next upon the statement of
Selden Hetzell, attorney for the State Con-
troller. that the attorneys in the case, and
in the San Mateo case, had agreed to accept
Judge Sullivans findings of fact, and that
both cases could be tried together.
The abundant rain that has fallen in
every portion of the State, including theso-
called citrus section in the neighborhood
of Los Angeles, insures large yield of
grain this year, and this fact is causing
holders of wheat to let go. Consequently
it is being forwarded to tide-water in large
quantities. The steamer Flora, which has
been laid up for some time, will. it is said,
start out to-day and reinforce the upper
Sacramento fleet.
Saturday night burglar entered the
residence of NJ. Rigney, Second street,
between o and P, but Mrs Rigney hap
pened to be awake and saw him moving