Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-16
BRIEF NOTES.

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The young men of Woodland are NOV
! ing toward the organizing of a gymnasium
in that place.
The Western Pacific trains failed 10 con-
meet yesterday with the Southern Pacific.
and no passengers from the south arrived
by them.
The flag on the State Capitol was yester
day half-masted when the news was re-
ceiyed of the death of Ex-Governor Will
lam Irwin.
Chinaman at CORTLAND a few weeks ago
will be examined in Justice Posts Court
next Thursday.
The steamer Sonoma arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with barge load of
lumber to n. L. Drew Il Co. and the Pho
neer Box Factory.
The GrismerDavies theatrical company,
which played a successful engagement at
the Clunie Opera House last week, left yes
terday for Modesto.
Mrs. H. 0. Southworth, mother of Mrs.
G. W. Hancock, of this city, died yesterday
morning at her home in New York city.
Deceased was 65 years of age.
Damon Nichols, a former resident of
Sacramento, died at Brookfeld, Mass,
March 9th. Deceased was brother-in-law
of Israel Luce and Mrs Daisy Falconer, of
this city.
Messrs. Simmons, Shepherd and Scheld,
three young Sacramentans, returned yes
terday from Colfax, in which vicinity they
had been looking at land, intending to pur-
chase ranches.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route TO the
State Prison at Folsom, Henry Maxim, who
is to serve five years for petit larceny. sec
ond of1ense, and prior conviction.
Sacramento Lodge, No ?, 1. o. o. F.. has
elected as Representatives to the Grand
Lodge which meets in San Francisco May
11th, Samuel Deal, Daniel Brown, W. H.
Sherburn, c. w. Baker and ]. R. Scribner.
Thirty-two carloads of oranges from the
southern country went eastward yesterday
and last night Five of them came up by
the passenger train in the afternoon, and
twenty-seven by special freight train about
II o'clock last night.
the following arrests were made yester-
day: Frank Ryan and Edward Storer. by
officer Frazee, for disturbing the peace
Arthur Davis, by citizen, for petit lar
ceny p. II. Finnigan, by officer Kent, for
an assault to murder.
The Secretary State yesterday received
the following from San Francisco 81 send
you $50 as conscience money. 1t belongs
to the State and / hope you will pay it into
the State, as it belongs to the State. ] will
be very thankful. Yours truly, J. k
Officer Frazee arrested two small boys
yesterday for assaulting a Chinaman named
All SEQ, on + street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, yesterday morning. The
Chinaman had big lump and severe cut
over his right eye, but the boys declared
that another boy, who ran away, threw the
rock that did the injury.
The remarks attributed to c. II Krebs in
yesterdays RECORD UNION, in the report of
the anti-Chinese meeting at the Court
| house Saturday evening, were not made by
Mr.. krebs, but by another member Of the
Executive Committee. The remarks were
to the effect that all cigar dealers Tho handle
Chinese-manufactured goods should be i'm
| mediateE boycotted
On Saturday evening the General Relief
Committee OF the /. 0. O. F. OF San Fran
cisco, some 100 in number, will leave that
city on 4 steamer for Sacramento. TO paw Il
| fraterna visit TO the Relief Committee of
the Order in this city. They will arrive
Sunday morning be banqueted and other
wise entertained while here, and will de
! part for their home Sunday evening
NOUlulSSiOilS as NotaFieS IuDiIc nave
been issued to the following: w. \. Yates,
! Centervile: J. II. Delahanty, Oakland; ~
II. Bailhache and J. l. Chase, Martinez; c..
T.. Cummings, Ferndale; James 4. Wall,
| Salinas; NJ. r. Nepable, San LUIS Obispo;
NJ. H. Hyland. San Jose; James f. Isaacs
| Shasta: C. S. S. Hill Oakdale; Charles A.
Garter, Red Bluff; d. o. Anderson, vi
salia.
Suit has been instituted in the Superior
| Court of San Francisco by D. NJ. Delmas,
under instructions of State Controller
! Dunn, to recover taxes assessed by the
State Board of Equalization in August last
upon the Central and Southern Pacific.
Northern California Pacific, and San Pablo
and Tulare Railroads. Attorney General
Marshall has also brought suit against the
| railroads to recover the taxes.
AT the I O'Clock Signal Service reports
| last night foul weather sunset was re
! ported from Olympia TO San Francisco,
! where sprinkle Of rain had fallen yeSter-
| day evening. The barometer at that hour
was falling. as was also the temperature,
| from Olympia to Sacramento. The wind
was mostly from the southwest 1t was
raining over the entire State of Oregon. or
at least that portion Of it represented by
the Signal Service Stations. The tempera-
ture in Oregon was from 80 10 % cooler
than the q hours preceding, while in Cali
| fornia it was from L to 40 cooler except at
Red Bluff, Keller and San Diego, where it
was from 10 to So warmer.