Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01
BRIEF NOTES.

The 1886 Baseball Club defeated the Sad
die Rocks yesterday by a score of 10 to 8.
| Treasurer Smith, of Yolo county. paid
into the State Treasury yesterday 81 ,546 3d.
The steamer Varuna arrived from the
| upper Sacramento yesterday with a barge
| load of grain.
Orders have been received at the railroad
works in this city for the building of 200
more fruit cars.
Twelve carloads OF oranges were for
warded to the East yesterday, making 754
carloads to date.
T. ]. Urquhart has been appointed Train
master for the railroad company in this
city, the appointment to go into effect to-
I day.
No information has yet been received by
| the police as to the Whereabouts of Andrew
NJ. Fahrenbaker, who disappeared from the
city last Sunday.
The ladies OF the Sixth-street NJ. O..
Church will give May festival at the
| church parlors May 18th and 2Gth, and are
making elaborate preparations for it,
A liberal reward will he psid by Kirk
Geary Il Co. for the recovery of the bodies
OF L. Dozier and A. c. Hinksou, who were
drowned IN the overflow Wednesday even
ing.
The Supreme Court has refused rehear-
ing in the case of w. B. TreadwelI, the at
torney who was sentenced to San Quentin
Tor embezzling money belonging to one of
his clients.
young man named John Delaney, who
had been arrested by officer Sullivan yes
terday for vagrancy, attempted to escape at
Second and streets but was quickly con-
WINGED that he had made q mistake in so
doing.
the Capital Drum Corps has organized,
with Fred. Lindner as manager and drum
major. The names of the members are
Lee German, Thomas Toole, VIM. Des-
mond, VIM. katzenstein, Albert Klein
sorge, Fred. Dohn, Frank Pierce.
DR.. Merrill, recently elected by the Civ
trustees as member of the CITY Board of
Health, sent in his resignation yesterday,
not caring to have further trouble in the
premises, and the resignation will doubt
less be acted upon by the Trustees next
Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Chambers will take to
the State Prison at Folsom this morning
a. < Johnson, who IS to serve one year for
burglarlzing j. II. Corbin's saloon; and All
Lin, who was yesterday sentenced 10 a
term or eighteen months for burglary
committed at the fremont Hotel.
II any person has a bedstead. stove or
table which he would be willing to donate
TO the Howards ii would be thankfully
received by the Association and bestowed
upon family consisting of a man, wife
and three children, recently arrived from
the East, who are absolutely destitute.
h. [. Dozier brother ofone of the young
men who are supposed to have been
drowned while enjoying a sail on the over
How " ednesday, came up from Vallejo
yesterday, and he with Add C. Hinkson
and several others were engaged during the
day IN endeavoring to find some trace of
the unfortunate men, but without success.
All hope OF their survival has been aban-
doned.
The fountain recently erected in the
Courthouse lot, and which formerly orna-
mented the old pavilion, was in operation
yesterday, and promises to be very attrac-
| tive during the warm weather Ii REQUIRES
some little work yet before il is in complete
order. The public have Deputy Sheriff
Fuller to thank for suggesting that it be
taken from lis obscurity in the Jail yard and
placed IN its present position.
The Saddle Rock Baseball Club has Or
gained Tor the season of 1856, as follows
Ed Kennedy, Captain George King, Presi-
dent Arthur De Costa, SecretarT Dave
Friedman, Treasurer; Harry Root. Prom.
ertyman. The other members are Toe
De Costa, Arthur Crozier Anne Schilling
Packie Caragher. The club is now ready
to receive challenges from any club whose
members are under Is years Of age.
Governor Stoneman has signed patents
as follows for land in the grant OF sixteenth
| and thirty sections Lorenzo MORE
mn, San Bcnito county, 50 acres J. H.
Hearn, StaniSlaus, SO; \ W. Ellenberger.
San Bernardino, $50; Geo W Lowrev.
Tehama, G40; John Lynch, San Bernar-
ono 10; Henry S. Morris, Nendocino.
0i0 +. l.. Palmer, Los Angeles 6i0: VIM.
Glbbon, tehama, so; John ". Green. Santa
Barbara, $50. Swamp and overlooked
Iand-N I. Cole, Fresno, 1866 Samuel
T. Packwood. TuIare, 1850
The Bric-a-Brac Club held It's april re-
ceptlon last evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. William N. Siddous. The even
| ing was varied between music. literature
| and wit. Charadcs of humnr were given
! by members. Miss Daisy Siddons Miss
Emma Felter, Mr. Auerhach and Mr.. Tan
ner gave vocal solos. Miss Gerrish gave a
piano solo. Miss Blue read Eugene ].
Han 5 latest sentimental poem Mr.. Vein
stock read chapter on Familiarity"
from J. q. Hollands Every Dav Tories
Prizes for charades were awarded bva CON-
mittee consisting OF Judge Beatty. Rev. c.
T. Massey and Mrs. c. F. Smith to Mrs
Sylvester Tryon, +. Z. Ray and G. w
Hancock. Luncheon was served by the
Ladies, during which closed ballot, to be
! opened hereafter, was taken regarding the
route for the annual moonlight excursion.
During the evening Miss Armand Austin
exhibited fine large oil painting from her
brush that attracted much deserved al
tention.