Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-03
BRIEF NOTES.
The public schools will not resume their
sessions until Tuesday morning.

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onade soiree at Turner Hall this evening.
The Hill-Ayery- Austin McGinnis case is
set for examination in the Police Court this
morning
On the 18th instant Judges Van Fleet and
Mcfarland will exchange duties and Court
rooms for season.
During the month of June County Ii
cense Collector Dolan collected licenses to
the amount of S2,415 so.
There are about $50 men employed at
the railroad works in this city at present.
and work is being rushed.
The only arrest on the slate last night
was that of James Gildea, by officer Agner,
for being common drunkard.
The chain-gang is working at the Coun-
ty Hospital, whitewashing the fences and
trees, and improving the garden.
The butchers give notice that their mar
kets will be closed at $50 Monday morn
ing. HousekeeperS, pay attention.
! The case of Feaney Wheel charged with
the murder of J. G. Klein, will be called in
the Police Court Tuesday morning
Yesterday Governor Stoneman appointed
Notaries Public as follows Edward De-
Shields, Red Bluff; NJ. r. Merritt, Castro
vile.
The tank on the station-house building
developed leak yesterday, and the water
from it dripped down into the Police Court
room.
Military saddles for the use of aids on
Monday can be obtained by calling at
Showers stable, X street, between Fifth
and Sixth.
The Western Pacific train did not arrive
until about 11:30 yesterday morning. hay
ing been held at Lathrop for the Southern
! connection.
The steamer Varuna arrived from the
| upper Sacramento yesterday with wood,
and the steamer Thomas Dryer cleared for
the lower Sacramento.
Henry Emery, who fell from the third
story of the st. George building on Thurs
day, was yesterday feeling pretty sore all
over, and especially about the legs.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Enrico Arata, native of
| Italy, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of NJ. DeSano and A. Cherelli.
The highest and lowest temperature in
| Sacramento yesterday, by the Signal Serv-
ice reports, was $50 and $50, with fresh
southerly wind and clear weather prevail
ing.
Sheriff Broughton, of Santa Barbara
county took to the State Prison at Folsom
| yesterday Charles Smith and Gus Myers,
who are to serve five years each for grand
| larceny.
In Justice Posts Court yesterday the
cases of John and Thomas Stephenson, of
Franklin, charged with battery upon a
man named Benedix, were set for trial
July 10Th.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to
Folsom, Lou ing Sing, who is to serve
two and half years for an attempt to COM
NIT burglary.
| The Sacramento river has receded to Is
! feet inches. The crews of the larger
boats that are to compete in the regatta on
| Monday will do well TO take preliminary
hunt for sandbars.
| The California and Oregon passenger
train will be held here on Monday until P
NJ, to enable visitors to the city from
Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff, ETC., to enjoy
| the full celebration in this city.
There was considerable life on the river
| last evening, several boats being out prac-
ticing for the regatta, as were also some
tubs. This evening and tomorrow the
river will doubtless be full of boats.
There is to be trotting race at Dixon
this afternoon between Kate Bender, Apex
| and Lucy, and pacing race between Prince,
Shaker, Pocahontas and another side
wheeler, coming from San Francisco.
| The residence of Antonio Valino, a
farmer in Yolo county, living opposite
Freeport, was destroyed by fire, together
with its contents on Wednesday. Insured
for 5000 in the Sun Insurance Company.
The funeral of Bernard Doherty, the
railroad baggageman who died Thursday
evening of injuries received that afternoon
at Colfax, will take place at P. NJ. TO- NOR
row from the residence of his uncle, James
Parsons, 603 J street.
The Eldred hunting party reached Little
lake, Mendocino county, June 2Sth. in
good health and with plenty to eat They
expected to reach their destination next
day. Pitt managed to drive his team off
the side of the mountain, the same as last
year, but did little damage.
| Maud Silvestein, arrested here for petit
| larceny, committed at Woodland, was
taken over to that place by Deputy Sheriff
Houston, who came after her. The Wood
land officials think they have a good case
against her but if it fails she will be in
vited to leave town or be prosecuted as
diSsolute character.
A large number of people came up from
San Francisco yesterday, en- route for the
mountains for few days fishing, and to-
day there will probably be q still greater
number including those who do not care
to stay in town on the Fourth. The
through by daylight train to the Sierras is
becoming very popular
Woodland and Newcastle celebrate the
Fourth to-day, and will thus have oppor-
! tunity for Il double elebration-enjoying
one at home and then coming to Sacra-
mento to enjoy the grand demonstration of
Monday. At Woodland, this afternoon,
aeronaut may drift this way.
Coroner Clark held an inquest last even
| ing upon the body of the man found few
| days ago in the river at CORTLAND. AS the
| friends Of Charles Light, drowned last Sun
day, were confident that it was not his
body, and there being no evidence as to the
identity OF the deceased, the jury could only
find that it was some person unknown.
Last evening, directly after the alarm of
fire, Will Carey was on Twentieth street
directing one of the fire engines to the
scene of the fire, when his horse swerved
suddenly, throwing him from the buggy
upon the street car track. a car was close
upon him at the time, and he had avery
narrow escape from being run over by it.
The Mardi Gras Association met last
| evening, and received reports, showing
everything to be progressing favorably.
The aids to the Grand Marshal of the
morning procession met with Grand
Marshal McNasser at the Capital Hotel
last evening 10 perfect their arrangements
1t was gratifyingly large attendance and
full of enthusiasm.
Yesterday afternoon horse attached to
a cart in which lady was riding became
frightened and unmanageable, and at
Twenty -fourth and l streets dashed down
to Twentieth street, and through Twen-
,tieth to Richmond Grove, where he at
tempted to pass through the gate, but one
of the shafts struck post and was broken.
That terminated the runaway, without fur
ther damage.
Surveyor-General Wiley yesterday paid
81, 433 so into the State treasury, fees for
the Surveyor-Generaps and Land Office for
June The Treasurer of San Diego county
made assettlement with the State, paying
in sS,079 63. w. B. May, Secretary of the
Yosemite Valley Commissioners, paid in
S794 40 receipts from rents and privileges,
and Insurance Commissioner Wadsworth,
S431 ~, fees collected.
There is considerable excitement among
the hop men. Prices are going up rapidly,