Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-15
BRIEF NOTES.
A carload of excursionists from Wood
land goes East tonight.


a carload of excursionists from Wood
! land goes East tonight.
The Board of Fish Commissioners will
meet az the Union Hotel at l P. NJ. to-day
The Governor yesterday appointed John
I Mammalian Notary Public for Solano
county.
The snow is rapidly disappearing from
the mountains, and the amount remaining
is but small.
Nine carloads of oranges went East yes
terday, making the total shipments SO far
$50 carloads.
The Forester Gun Club will have its sec
ond shoot for the company medals az Agri-
cultural Park at 10 =. II. tO-morrow.
Seward Post. No. 60, G. a. r.. will be
presented this evening with a beautiful
banner by the Women's Relief Corps.
The City Board of Health will meet at
DR.. LANES office this evening to elect a
Health Officer and Plumbing Inspector
The case of Hugh Agan, charged With
the murder of James Sharkey. Will come
up in Justice Post 5 Court at 10 clock this
morning.
Thomas Daily, q sailor, undertook vester-
day 10 reeve the halyards of the flagstaff on
the State Capitol, and performed the work
WITHOUT luucn dllIcuitY.
The only arrests made Yesterday were
those of Nj. German, by officer Coffev for
disturbing the peace, and John Doe, by
officer Farren, for like offense.
The steamer Varuna arrived from Man
haitian and Meulton Landings, on the up
per Sacramento, yesterday with a barge
carrying IL, 700 sacks of grain.
J. f. Linthicum, of Santa Rosa, has been
appointed Deputy Secretary of State, vice
A. 4. Shattuck, who has resigned, intend
ing to engage i'll business in San Francisco.
Members Of the last two terms of the
ladies and children'S Saturday afternoon
dancing class will meet at Turner Hall at
z P. NJ o'day, to arrange for the closing
party.
h. Nj. Reed, who was arrested Thursday
on suspicion OF insanity, is doing well at
The statlon-house, and will probably be all
right soon, as his trouble appears to have
been occasioned by excessive drinking.
The Italian laborers sent to Truckee TO
replace the Chinese in handling wood, are
not having very pleasant time. as for
some reason the other laborers there refuse
to work with them and are reported to De
to some extent anti-ltalian as well as anti
Chinese
W. =. Todhunter has intimated his will
iRgnesS to accept Mr.. Tryons proposition
for race between The PAGERS Nevada and
Prince, for $500 or 81, 600 a side, and sug-
gests that it take place about the lst of
July, either here or at San Francisco, over
whichever track offers the most liberal in
ducements.
There was an enjoyable reunion of Ne
tive Sons last evening at the meeting of
Sunset Parlor. No. 8, the other Parlors of
t;,e 'i1rtiiis il.eIii"eiS vi 'he OrdeF
Pa Icie vas lihe programme
% VI ~ tl94C.l anu lI'eTar! exercises, ana an
Marshall Parlor. Nc. @ of placerviIIe
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- 10 pe Known rs me " Ood-
, ~ ViS mp 1iuo mas pGeli organized IN
De- to"' ~ "1th 'He IoiloTlhS oIicers
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Troas,,oa NJ y .etai2, y. hic "a
II ST., 81 "a l-er3 tropefty CLERK, J.
w w Due' w DIlectois, VI r. Levy, ). IL.
va " siiaaiii 0'oe6sei, H. D. fehdeSast
anu ID. o pui'is'
*. 7. Ashes stable of horses was placed
sesteiuay AFTERNOON IN ms new and mag
, nliiceiii hotse car Ara toSether with all
necessary suppiles Oh iood ana drink for
.nei anu aiiiinaIS' ana leit on last evening
aih ioi tiie Eas'. III aGuition 10 Mr..
a. liioi ous,ioleus, ana rom oelaney S
" ioues'o iedseu ior me season by Mr.. Ashe,
, ,. was 'ne last trotter Aiap, III which
WI As''e mas q ohe-tnlrd interest
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought ND from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Louis G. Sesieo-
vich, who is TO serve fourteen years for
ioiSely. me prisoner evidently Is desper-
az ave over 'lie heayy sentence imposed upon
NM, as al Gan Francisco, Yesterday alter
,iooii, "neii ne WAS pelhS lroned prepara-
.o,y ~ siarunS on MS "Trip, he seized an
t iiih-eiusihs hhiie' ana attempted to stab
hiinsei'
Governor Stoneman yesterday signed
lana patents as follows Thomas w. Car
ter, San Diego county, 800 acres James w.
Bean, FL Dorado, 100 acres: Martin AMI
bellaga, MERGED, $50 acres; r. G. Barton.
Ell Dorado, 12O acres Shubael Durham,
San joaquin, 1,l20 acres; Christopher C.
bolhhger. C9ntra costa, LOO 40 acres Fred
f Tl oe'cleIl' Lasseii, 'ou acres ShuDael
Duhhain' can Joaquin, loo acres H. ii.
Dio ., tnoii'e n fo'9o acres Geo. ii.
Ddliey' "ouoc' ooo acres
The alarm OF fire from box 81 about
o clock yesterday morning was caused by
the observing OF blaze in one of the
rooms of an nnoccupied one-story frame
house on the northeast corner of Thir-
teenth and . streets, owned by Mrs Nora
DauGherty; The iiremen got to work so
promptly that the lire was confined 10 the
room in which II originated, and the dam
age amounts to about 500. Il was a case
OF incehdiarism. or possibly started acct
dentally by iramps who had gained access