Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-05
BRIEF NOTES.

The steamer Varuna arrived from th,
upper Sacramento yesterday with wood
The Alta Baseball Club will leave fol
Alameda on the 6 A. NJ. train to morrow, tC
play the Pioneers.
Industrial Lodge, No. 81, l. 0. 0. f., will
this evening pay fraternal visit to Sacra-
mento Lodge, No. 3.
| One of the heaviest rain-storms known
| for a long time took place on the hill, be.
| tween Blue Canyon and Truckee, on
| Thursday.
| The remains of Mrs. Catherine c. Breed,
who died in this city on the LIST instant,
were yesterday forwarded to San Francisco
| for interment.
Yesterday morning the west bound ex-
press train ran into band of sheep. about
a mile above Cape Horn Mills, and killed
or wounded about two dozen.
The highest and lowest temperature in
this city yesterday, according to the Signal
| Service report, was 7So and $50, with fresh
southerly winds and clear weather.
There was no session of the Police Court
! yesterday, owing TO the illness of Justice
| Henley, who has been presiding this week
IN place of Judge Henry, absent from the
| city.
Robert It. Devlin has filed with the
Governor his brief, OF behalf of the State
| Prison Directors, in the suit brought
against the Board by the Attorney General,
relatiug to the employment of convict
| labor.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria L. Hicken, of
Roseyille, who was drowned in this city
May 31st, will take place at 2 P. NJ. to-mor-
row, from the residence of Chas. Schwartz,
703 l. street.
Inquiry IS made from Columbus, Ohio,
for one William Killeon, an old bachelor,
resident of this State. Information sent to
the Secretary of State will be duly trans
mitted to his friends.
In the Harlan case at Woodland yester-
day, six jurors were examined and all ex-
cused for cause. But three remain of the
venire, and another special venire will
doubtless have to be issued to day.
Detective Hutton, of San Francisco, took
below yesterday morning the young man
VIM. Mayer, who was arrested here on
Thursday by Chief Dilman on San Fran
cisco warrant charging enlightenment.
These arrests were made yesterday :
Mike Curry, by officer Farrell, for beng
drunk; Gus Sprout, by officers Mccormick
and Farrell for vagrancy Gus Hawkins,
by officer Kent, for disturbing the peace.
The Sacramento Turn Verein will have
quiet celebration tomorrow, in honor of
the thirty-second anniversary of the Or
ganiZatlon in the form of family eXcur
sion to Beach's Grove and picnic there.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Frank Wilson, who
is to serve two years, and Frank Watson,
eighteen months, both for burglary in the
second degree.
The Peake Sisters will repeat, by re-
quest, their concert. which was so enthusi-
astically received at Turner Hall few
evenings since, at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall next
Monday evening. Admission, 25 cents !;
refreshments free.
Street Commissioner Ryan is doing good
work in having Stag placed alongside the
stone street crossings, where the earth had
worn away to such all extent that driving
over the crossings was not only unpleasant
to the drivers but injurious to vehicles.
In case regatta is given on the river on
the 9TH of July, the old wharf at the foot of
l. street should either be torn away or re-
paired. 1t is so rotten that it would sus-
tain no weight, and if it is looked after in
time serious catastrophe may be avoided.
The first box of peaches from Newcastle
was shipped to Denver last n ondav New
castle is to celebrate the Fourth of July at
home. The other towns in Placer county,
and most of those in Yolo and El Dorado.
will celebrate the nations anniversary in
Sacramento.
Samuel Daunenburg a boy about IL
years of age, was bitten severely in the
face and on the hand by dog yesterday
morning. The boys cheek was badly
lacerated, and one of his fingers injured to
such an extent that it had to be amputated
near the first joint
Red Jacket Tribe No 2S, Imp. o. R. NJ,
elected tn. following officers for the ensuing
term last evening: Sachem, ]. Van c.
Horner Senior Sycamore, Louis Lippkee /;
Junior Sycamore, Charles Mckay Chief
of Records, ]. L. Jackson; Keeper of Wam-
pun, Fred Sauze; Financial Chief, James
McCaw; Trustees ]. Maggie, A. Dunbar,
John Domingos.
The Western Pacific passenger train was
nearly an hour behind time in its arrival
here yesterday morning, much of the delay
having been occasioned by an insane
woman, who was being conveyed by an
officer from Los Angeles to Stockton. jump
ing from the train near Fresno. She was
picked up and taken to that place, and is
believed to be dangerously hurt.
The Alta Club has offered for each league
game played two cash prizes, to be awarded
to the best and second best batting score.
The two prizes for last Sundays game were
divided between Robertson and Hayes. AS
nice questions are likely to arise in this
matter of award, committee has been APP
pointed to pass upon them each week.
Hereafter the basis of award will be the
proportion of the players base-hits' TO
his " times-at-the- bat" In case of ties, the
award will be made upon the merits of hits
other than base-hits.
VIII G. Hawkett, Secretary of the Green
hood & Moran Baseball Club, has written,
by instruction of that organization, letter
for the benefit of the Atlas and the Sacra-
mento public, in which, in a very courte-
Gus and gentlemanly manner, the recent
uncalled-for remarks of the Oakland Times
are disowned, and the good feeling of the
G. & Ms toward the Atlas expressed This
is as it should be. The Oakland Club has
always been spoken of as an organization
of gentlemen, and it could not afford to
father such expressions and sentiments as
were made use of in the Times.