Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-28
BRIEF NOTES.


| The pay.caf is expected to arrive here
next Wednesday
Oscar S. Flint was tried in Justice Posts
Court Saturday for disturbing the peace OF
C. A. Fisk and discharged.
The social party at Whites hop-house,
near Brighton, Saturday evening, was en-
loved by large number of ladies and gem
tlemen.
In Justice Haines' Court Saturday DR.. H
| w. Nelson received judgment against T..
Loydal in the sum of s155 for professional
services.
The only case in the Police Court Satur-
| day was that of Mrs. Mary Larcener, who
was sent to the county Jail for 60 days for
disturbing the peace
| RID. Lancie, County Treasurer of Butte,
received from the State Treasurer on Satur-
day last the sum of 81, 500 90, his county's
share of the railroad taxes.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will
meet at the Capital Hotel this evening at s
o'clock, to make arrangements for the
Fourth. 1t is hoped that all will attend
promptly.
Settlements were made with State Con-
troller by County Treasurers on Saturday
| last and the coin paid over to the State
as follows: Napa, S11,0SS A; Butte,
81, 500 so.
Mrs. B. j. Russell, Department President
| of the Women's Relief Corps, had recep-
ton Saturday evening at the residence of
Mrs. F. b. Harnish, of Woodland, and was
serenaded by the Woodland Band
These arrests were made Saturday and
yesterday: VIM. Sherlock, by officer Sulli-
van. for battery; John McCabe, by officer
Mccormack, for being drunk James Davis,
by officer Mccormack, for vagrancy.
Passengers leaving Sacramento at 1890
A. NJ. can go through to Portland by rail
and stage in two and one-half days. The
stage ride is 116 miles. Through first-class
unlimited tickets are sold for $3.50 limited,
$50.
Saturday morning convict at the Folsom
Prison, named All Chung, sent from San
joaquin county last January to serve one
year for an assault with deadly weapon,
hanged himself in his cell. The body was
still warm when discovered.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento Saturday and
yesterday was $50 and so, and rs and $50
respectively, with fresh to brisk southerly
winds and clear weather for Saturday, and
fresh southerly winds and clear weather
yesterday.
All Hing, another of the Cinnamon ar
rested for burglarizing freight car and
stealing hams, pleaded guilty Saturday,
and was sentenced to five years in the
State Prison. There being another charge
of burglary pending against him, he pleaded
guilty and got three years more.
An organization to be known as the
Capital City Wheelmen has been effected
in this city, with the following officers HI.
Bennett, President; William Lampert,
Captain; John Breuner, First Lieutenant;
L. III. Cook, Second Lieutenant; C. H.
Oatman, Secretary and Treasurer; l.. Ball
Hughes, Bugler.
At the teachers examination held last
week the following persons received GER
titicates: First grade certifcates-T. w.
Humphrey, J. w. Corrigall, B. Piper, j. E.
Shafer, Thomas A. Nelson, Nettie Hopply,
Minnie Roth, Cassie Cook, Agnes Des-
mond, Carrie E. Tenbrook. Second grade,
Misses Hoppe and Graves.
Last Friday night officers Rider and Cof-
fey arrested man named O'Brien on sus-
picion, and after taking him to the lookup
found that he was wanted at San Francisco
ON charge of grand larceny Detective
Hanley came up for him yesterday. 1t is
said that his woman enticed a man to their
room, where he was drugged and robbed of
500.
Saturday morning when Isadore Town
send got out of bed he found that he had
very little use of enc Of his legs. He
thought it would not amount to much, and
subsequently made his way to the Union
Hotel. As the trouble was growing worse,
he consulted physician, and about that
time the paralysis had extended so that il
affected his speech Yesterday, however,
he had nearly recovered, and it was ex-
pected would soon be out.
A few weeks ago q man and wife, grown
daughter and 1G-year-old son came here
from Placer county, and, running out of
means, had their fares paid back to Colfax
by the Towards, the man representing
that he vas interested in mine near there
with millions in it, as Colonel Sellers
would say, and if they could get to Colfax
they would be all right. Last Saturday
they were back in the city again, and The
steward of the Towards believes they are
impostors. The mans wife is sick, but the
others are able TO work.
Arrived Saturday and yesterday steamer
San Joaquin, No. 4, from San Francisco,
with merchandise, barge load of freight for
the upper Sacramento, and barge load of
lumber for the Friend Il Terry Lumber
Company steamer Constance, from San
Francisco, with barge load of lumber for
the Friend & Terry Lumber Company, and
Pioneer Box Factory. Cleared, steamers
Varuna and Neponset, for the upper Sac
ramento, with general freight; steamer
San Joaquin, No. 4, for San Francisco,
with barge load of grain steamer Con-
stance, for San Francisco with barge,
light; steamer Thomas Dwyer, for the
lower Sacramento, with merchandise.