Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has receded to IL
feet 10 inches.
The Board of Police Commissioners will
meet at \. N. to-day.
E. I. Robinson says be is not a candidate
for Judge of the Police Court or any other
Office.
The French residents of the city will cele-
brate in a quiet way to-day the anniversary
of the fall OF the Bastile.
The funeral of Charles E. Greene will
take place from his late residence, near Da-
visyille at $50 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Members Of the Fruit-growers' Associa-
ton sent another special train of fifteen
car loads of fruit East last evening.
The river was full of boats of all kinds
last evening. ladies and gentlemen being
out to enjoy the fresh southerly breeze.
Professor W. L. Willis is a candidate for
the Office of County Superintendent of
Public Instruction. Mr.. Willis is Demo
GRAFT
The Secretary of the State Mining Bureau
Fund has paid into the State Treasury for
license collected for the quarter ending with
June 1913 10.
a special train bringing $50 deaf mutes,
en- route 10 attend national convention at
Berkeley, will arrive from the East about 0
clock this morning.
The Government snagboat Seller re-
turned yesterday from the head of naviga-
ton on the Sacramento, where she has been
working since the first Of the month.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of A. Hoster, by officer Sullivan, for
being drunk, and James Collins, by officer
Mccormack, for disturbing the peace.
Colonel James McNasser publishes card
this morning stating that he is not candi-
date for any office whatever, as his bust
ness affairs demand his entire attention.
As the steamers San Joaquin No. 4, Do
yer and Varuna are to be inspected by the
Government officials next Saturday. the
steamer Flora will leave for the upper
Sacramento tomorrow in place of the
No. s.
John Cleave. the street car driver who
was hurt on Monday at Twentieth and 0
streets, as mentioned in Yesterdays REC
ORD UNION, proves to have escaped without
more serious injury than that resulting
from bruises.
Some of the shotgun experts of the city
have under consideration a proposition to
have geon-shooting tournament in this
city, for prizes aggregating $500. to take
place on the Sunday between the two weeks
of the State Fair.
The Chief of Police has notified the no.
torious women, Mollie johnson and Nellie
Hayes, who were arrested few DAYS ago
for robbing a stranger out of $25. to leave
town or remain and be arrested for MAIN
tanning house OF ill-repute.
In the report of the Police Commissioners
the name of Frank Foster appeared in
list of local Democratic politicians. 1t did
not belong there it was mistake in the
first name, and Mr.. Foster feels that he has
been seriously Injured by the blunder.
Some wag yesterday afternoon applied
the lighted end of a cigar to the bulb of the
large Thermometer in front of J. Hahn &
Co.'S store. and people who came along di-
rectly afterwards and looked to see how hot
it was, hurried off, feverishly anxious to
get something with ice in it when they saw
1919 registered.
A man complained to the police a day or
| two ago that he had been swindled in a
certain saloon. 1t seems that he had sew
eral drinks, and put down S. piece for
change to be made. The bartender. appar-
emily through absent mindedness, returned
him a $ piece. which the customer, think
ing he had struck good thing put in