Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-20
BRIEF NOTES.
The river fell yesterday to 81 feet 2inches.
st. Augustine College Benicia will hold

The river fell yesterday to 81 feet 2inches
st. Augustine College, Benicia, will hold
Its commencement exercises to-day.
| The Turner Rife Club will hold its first
shoot next Sunday, at the range near the
American river bridge.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
will serve a fine lunch in the parlors OF
the church on the Fourth of July.
Charles II. Eldred has gone to San Fran
cisco with several horses, which he will
endeayor to dispose of in that market.
Messrs. Freeman and Hillman. of San
francisco, Inspectors of Hnlls and Boilers.
are in Sacramento on business of that char
acter.
Paul Shirley, Warden of the California
State Prison, has paid into the State Treas
ury $24, 1876 50. received from the sale of
jute fabrics.
Bishop R. Dubs, D. D., of Cleveland, @.
Will preach in German at the Evangelical
Church, Tenth street, between o and Z.
this evening at o'clock.
On Tuesday, NJ. L. Levy working in the
railroad boiler shop, had his left hand cut
accidentally, the wound being so severe
that IL required several stitches to close it.
The Chosen Friends picnic to-day at
Beach's Grove, below Freeport. The
steamer George Dana will carry the excur-
sionlsts, leaving the city at $50 A. NJ sharp
Fish Commissioner Buckingham went
to Colusa yesterday morning to assist in
the prosecution of number of Cinnamon
arrested at that place for violating the fish
laws.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Tom Shields, by officer wager, for
carrying concealed weapons, and Joseph
Knowles, by officer Farrell, for being
drunk
The steamer San joaquin No. 2 arrived
yesterday from San Francisco with mer-
chandise and lumber steamer Thomas
Dwyer from the upper Sacramento with
produce.
The Amity Gun Club will 90 up the river
next Sunday morning. on the steamer
Thomas Dwyer, for an excursion and
pigeon shoot, and expect to have much en-
joyment.
Owing to his peculiar conduct when at
the bat last Sunday, Borchers, of the Alta
Baseball Club, has been placed on the
blacklist, which will prevent his PLAYING
with or against any club of the California
League.
The remarkable change of weather Tues
day night and yesterday convinced many
citizens that they had been rather hasty in
going into summer wear, and caused big
demand for rum and gum" and other
medicine.for colds.
c. T. McEachran, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of California, |. o. 0. f., has
appointed Thomas Warmly, of this city,
District Deputy Grand Master for District
No. 3, comprising Lodges Nos. ,, 4, s. 81.
ST. 157, 239, 274, and Degree Lodge No. s.
r. NJ. Welch, of San Francisco. arrived
here from that city Tuesday on q bicycle,
coming by way of Stockton. Yesterday he
went to Woodland by rail, and will return
from that place to the Bay City on his
So silent steed," transportation across water
excepted.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
10 and $50. The highest Yesterday was
$50 lower than the highest the day Before.
and the lowest yesterday was 100 lower
than the lowest the day before-being quite
sudden change.
I. W. Clark, engineer of the yard engine
Governor Stanford, whose hands were
badly scalded some weeks ago in conse-
quence OF the breaking of the glass water
gauge on the engine, has recovered from
his burns, but is still out of luck, being
lald up by severe attack of rheumatism.
Tom Shields created disturbance at the
store of Whittier, Fuller d Co. Tuesday af-
ternoon, and, after going away, returned
with pistol and made threats against one
of the clerical force of the establishment.
An officer was sent for, and officer Yager
responded and took Shields into custody.
A charge of carrying concealed weapons
has been entered against him, but for some
reason 1t was not done by the officer until
the circumstances of the disturbance were
published yesterday
The Young Alta baseball club have
changed their name to that of " Our Taste
baseball club and have elected the follow
ing officers G. Vice, Manager A. Draw
Captain J. DOherty, Treasurer; H. Pope,
property man. The other members are
E. Dwyer, ]. 0'Brien, P. Managan, Emil
Schillinge, +. O. Brien, ]. Buckley, P. Hay
den and W. Fitch. They are ready to re
celve challenges from any Juvenile club
whose members are under II years of age
The Bieber (Lassen county, Tribune saws
Gardner ~ Rhoads, of Sacramento, have
| now over 10000 acres of land, in Grass
| hopper valley, under fence. Stock have
| been so long used to roaming at will in this
valley that they do not know what tc
| make of this interference with their former
rights. A band of Frank Loveland's horses
got tangled up in this barbed wire fencing
last week two or three were killed anC
several badly scratched. The bill intro
duced at the last session of the Legislature
| requiring that wide board be placed
above or between the wires-should have
| become a law, as wire fences, without
| boards, are very dangerous in stock sec,
| tons"