Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-27
BRIEF NOTES.

and half hours late in its arrival yester-
day morning
The German Evangelical Sunday-school
mad jolly time at their picnic yesterday at
Richmond Grove
d; l.. Macdonald, Great Sachem. and Fl.
>. VIM, Great Chief of Records, Imp. O.
X. NJ, paid an official visit last evening to
Owosso Tribe.
The colored people of this city will go
! over to Woodland this morning to unite
with their friends OF that place II picnic
at Coils Grove.
The steamers and barge conveying the
excursionists to the st. Rose picnic at
beach Grove oday will leave the foot of
y street at 8 A. NJ sharp.
Deputy Sheriff Karcher took to the Napa
Asylum yesterday morning J. B. Martin.
the insane man from Michigan Bar, who
was committed on Tuesday.
The highest and lowest temperature YES
lefday IN Sacramento, according to the Sig
nal Service reports, was 75o and $40, with
southwesterly winds and clear to fair
weather
Officer Sullivan arrested yesterday boy
named Eddie Dryer, 10 years of age, who
had run away from his home in San Fran
CISCO, but was followed by his father to
this city
In Department Two of the SUPERIOR
Court yesterday VIM. J. McFee, a native
OF Canada, was admitted to citizenship. on
I the testimony of Charles r. Shearer and c.
Holland
| Ex-Attorney-Ge Hart, of this CITY,
has been employed by the bondsmen of
| the defaulting County Treasurer Morgan to
defend them in the suit commenced against
them by Butte county.
The prize fight between Dick Matthews.
| of San Francisco, and Herbert A. Slade. of
| tins city, which was at one time considered
to be as good as arranged, is off, the parties
being unable TO agree upon preliminary
! matters.
| Willows has organized an Agricultural
| Society, with a capital stock of $4,000
The Willows people have snap" enough
| to go to work and Lave fair of their own
| For such community there is brilliant
! future.
Two carloads of Raymond & Whitcomb
| excurslonists came up from San Francisco
| last evening, remained over night and will
start eastward at o'clock this morning, so
as to have an opportunity of viewing the
| scenery OF the Sierras by daylight.
The We Us & CO.. Baseball Club has
organized with the following members w.
| Wohlck, Captain; r. McCord, Treasurer ;
1. hreuzenberg, Secretary w. Vogel
| Propertyman. The other members are G. .
| Lewick, A. Lewicl and W. McGraw. The
club Is ready to receive challenges from
| junior clubs.
Yesterday Sheriff Cunningham, of San
Joaquin county, brought William Hicks to
the city, to appear before Justice Post on a
| charge of assault to murder, preferred by
o. 4. Petre, at whom he fired five pistol
/ shots last Monday fra1t 10
bail in the sum of $500, and the case was
| set for June lst
The Fantasma Baseball Club has organ
lied, with the following officers: Tom
Flland, Captain Frank Lawrence, Treas
urer; Henry Duensing, Secretary Elwood
| Dawson, President; Henry Lohmeyer,
| Propertyman. The other members of the
club are Julius Lombard, Olive Sprague,
Frank Hunt and Edward Diaz.
The printing establishment recently
| owned by II. A. Weaver was sold at
Sheriff S sale yesterday, to satisfy iudg-
ment obtained by w. p Coleman in the
Superior Court. Ware Il Monaghan, who
purchased the property from Mr.. Weaver
| some time ago subject to the Indebtedness
against it, bought ii in for 81 ,G65.
Sunset Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden
West, have selected C. E. Burnham, Past
President, TO receive the life membership
IN the Museum Association, given the par
| Tor as souvenir by Miss Mary Anderson.
| Mr. Burnham was last evening voted by
| the Museum Directory the certificate OF life
membership.
At the annual meeting of the Yolo
Winery, held at Woodland, j. H. Harlan
J. X. Shuerly, A. J. Hall N Wyckoff and
". G. Hunt were elected Directors to serve
the ensuing year. The Board of Directors
organized by electing J. H. Harlan, Presi-
dent; w. q. Hunt, Vice President; y.
Wyckoff, Secretary, and L. D. Stephens,
| Treasurer.
The DAY class of the Sacramento School
OF Design yesterday went out on d sketch
ing tour up the American river several
miles, and made some excellent studies
along the high bluffs at the Cox q Clarke
cherry ranch, where they were Hospitality
entertained. 1t proved a very profitable
day to every member present, some twenty
five having made the trip.
The Town Trustees of Woodland, at
their meeting on Tuesday, made quite a
sweeping change in appointive officers of
that place. Orrin Collier was elected en-
gineer Of the fire engine, F. A. Knox Fore
man of the company, and James Hamilton
driver Of the engine team. David Henne-
gan and Warren Powers were elected night
watchmen, vice Coulter and Pace.
Henry A. Caulfield was arrested yester-
day by officer Mccormack for disturbing
the peace of Judge McKune on Fourth
street, between J and X, by following him
along the sidewalk, using the most violent
language and hurting at the Judge every
ejaculation that came handy, all in conse-
quence of the stand the latter has taken
against him at various times in land mat
tiers.
The grounds are being prepared near the
depot at Woodland for game of baseball
| which is to be played next Sunday between
the 0letas of Davisvlle and the Blue Stock
ings of Woodland. Nothing has been heard
from the Strictly Business Club of Wood
| land since they went out of business at
Davisvlle with a depleted treasury, after a
game with the Sacramento Snowflakes a
couple of weeks ago. But they may wake
up again when least expected.
While one party of baseball players at
the Bay are devoting their spare time to
abusing the Sacramento umpire, others are
equally bitter against Van Court, the
league umpire down there If the man
ayers of clubs do not put a stop to this
practice of growing they will regret it, for
it will soon be impossible 10 persuade a
man of scf-respect to fill the thankless po-
sition. Everything should be done to ele-
yate the national game and nothing to
lower it.
The Police Court was crowded yesterday
with spectators mostly Chinese, interested
in the prosecution of the cubic air law vio-
lations, etc. The Cinnamon were being tried
for sleeping in rooms not suffi iently large
to allow 500 cubic feet of air for each per-
son but it is doubtful whether there was
an allowance of five feet for each occupant
of the Courtroom. Bailiff Woods dis
covered a Chinaman adding TO the I'M
pleasantness by smoking a cigar of i'm
mense odor, and as the Celestials have been
warned heretofore not to smoke when
Court was in session, the offender was sent
below for a hours for contempt.
By order of the Museum Association
l 500 letter sheets setting forth the purposes
of the Association, and with blank spaces
for writing, have been furnished the mem
bership by the Secretary, w. f. Jackson,
with a request that they indorse, fill out
and forward to friends, soliciting samples
of soils, grains, plants, woods, stones, mine
rails, the flora and general natural history
of the State and coast. Accompanying are
urgent letters to the members to forward
the letters and aid in securing the desired
exhibits against the time of the expected
influx of visitors to the State in August.
On the back of each sheet are suggestions