Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-10
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
! Miss Bella Moore and her Mountain
Pink . company left yesterday for Wood
land.
But one arrest was made Yesterday
Frank Mosey, by special officer Henderson
for being drunk.
License Collector Dolan, with the assist
ance of County Treasurer Kuchler, collected
licenses in July to the amount of 81, 1874.
George D. Gardiner, in a fit of despond
ency, attempted suicide last evening, but q
doctor and stomach-pump disarranged his
plans.
DR.. W. T. Gutter, veterinary surgeon, has
been appointed by the State Agricultural
Park as inspector of animals of all kinds
for the State Fair.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature for Sacramento yesterday was
920 and $50 with light northerly winds and
weather clear to fair.
The ladies of the Christian Church will
serve sandwiches and coffee, ice cream and
cake, at Eighth and streets tomorrow
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ.
a. S. Greenlaw announces this morning
that he will be a candidate for County
ty Conventions decision.
Thomas Toole requests the RECORD
UNION to mention that he is not the O'Toole
mentioned as prominentin a gang of young
men who acted in a hoodlumish manner
on Tenth street Sunday evening.
The west-bound express train did not
get through yesterday, the washouts of
Saturday near Terrace not having been
repaired as soon as was expected, but it
will reach the city early this morning.
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, whose dec
orations on the Fourth of July were so
much admired, are preparing an encamp-
ment scene, with tents, soldiers around the
campfire, etc, for Sacramento Day"
The contract for constructing sewer on
Sixth street, between + and V streets, was
awarded by the City Trustees yesterday to
Geo. Murray, who commenced operations
at once. 1t is large job, and will require
many men.
Senator Stanford has sent to the German
Land and Cattle Company, 123 California
street, San Francisco, a quantity of seeds
for distribution, which, it is announced,
will be sent, free OF charge, to anyone ap
plying for them.
A regular meeting of the Grape-Growers'
and Wine-Makers Association of Califor-
mia will be held on the 18th of August, at
IL A. NJ, at the rooms of the State Board of
Fiticultural Commissioners, POI Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.
The Sacramento river has receded TO 8
feet inches above loW-water mark. The
water in the river, with the exception of q
narrow strip close to the Sacramento shore,
is clearer than it has been at this time of
the year for quarter of a century.
About l o'clock this morning the Hook
and Ladder Company responded to a still
alarm, caused by the discovery that hot
ashes had set fire to the fence near a China
wash-house in the alley between Seventh
and Eighth, X and l. streets. The fire was
quickly extinguished.
The injunction papers were served last
Saturday upon j. B. Hobson, Of Iowa Hill,
directing him to refrain from hydraulic
mining at that place until the determina-
ton of the suit brought against him by
Sacramento county. He expressed his will
ingness to obey the orders of the Court
The police early last evening arrested
twelve boys, the eldest about ii years of
age, for swimming in the Sacramento near
the foot of Q street Owing to their youth,
and on their promising not to repeat the
OlltuSGf lliGl hEiG iGlGuSGA lIOIl GuSlOuN
after being detained at the station-house a
short time.
The work of boxing in the tunnel be-
meath the railroad tracks between the depot
and the Third-street foot bridge is being
performed in a very substantial manner,
and will not be completed for two or three
days. hepipe will be laid through it and
the dredger commence its work of filing
the slough toward the last Of the week.
1t is rumored that all is not serene with
the Bakers Union. Business is not as
good as before the change in the prices of
bread, customers are growing and many
doing their own baking, and if it should
happen that one or more of the firms COM
prising the Union should withdraw from
the agreement q general breakup of ar
Will result.
Disciples of Izaak Walton VINO have been
the North and South Forks of the
Yuba and the fork OF the American near
Cisco have returned home in better humor
this season than usual, having had excel
lent luck. The fishing has also held ont
well in the lakes, and altogether the region
of the Sierra has done better for anglers
this year than any other locality so numer-
ously visited.
The Lakeport Democrat of August 9Th
has this to say concerning the proposed
railroad from Woodland to the coast The
several gentlemen who are canvassing the
county for subscriptions to the Sacramento
Valley, Lake and Mendocino railroad are
succeeding beyond our expectations, and
we think we are justified in saying that
Lake will contribute the amount required,
and the road will be built. Fifty thousand
dollars has probably been pledged
When the steamer Knight came up the
river Sunday evening, towing the barge
Yuba Dam, which was the headquarters of
the Marysyille Grand Army people during
the Encampment at San Francisco, and
upon which they were returning home, one
of the bands of this city was at the levee to
them with some music. and
hurried from one place to another to be at
her landing. 1t happened, however, that
she did not stop, but passed on up stream,
and their Sacramento friends had their
trouble for their pains.