Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-24
BRIEF NOTES.
The Sacramento river has receded to Is


The Sacramento river has receded to Is
feet inches.
The Treasurer of Sisliyou paid into the
State treasury yesterday $50, 255 20.
Alice Mattson was yesterday in the Su-
perior Court granted decree of divorce
from James Mattson.
Visitors of all kinds are coming to Sacra-
mento TO enjoy the fine climate. A few ex-
eursion parties of mosquitoes have arrived.
The steamer San joaquin No. arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise and lumber and returned with a
barge load of grain.
The highest and lowest temperature in
Sacramento yesterday was SOC and $50,
with fresh southerly winds and clear wea-
Their prevailing.
The Mardi Gras Committee has decided
TO give $50 prize for the best float in the
line of procession on the Fourth. There
will be al least ten floats.
In Justice Posts Court yesterday the case
of W. X. Brown charged by j. J. Mooser
with embezzlement, was yesterday set for
examination July 9th, at 10 An
The old folks concert, given some time
since, will be repeated this evening at the
| A. NJ. L. Church, for the benefit of the
church funds. Admission, 25 cents.
The report of William Bird having had
a relapse and being again in a critical con-
| dition is contradicted, and he is said to be
| in a fair way to recover from his injuries
Willie Ware, son of Rev. E. A. Ware,
| found on the street yesterday purse con-
| tanning a large sum of money, and took it
to the station-house for the owner to be
| looked up.
The farmers and grangers will hold
| Convention to-day in Changers Hall, when
matters political will be considered. Dele
gates will be present from different portions
| of the State.
Deputy Sheriff Karcher will leave for
| San Quentin this morning with John Will
son and Thomas Anderson, who were on
| Tuesday sentenced to eighteen months i'm
prisonment each for burglary.
A party will be given at Whites hop
house, near Brighton, opposite the Five
mile House, next Saturday evening. Tick
cts admitting gentleman and LADY,, so
cents. Refreshments will be served.
There have just been received at the State
| Library twentythree volumes of Flem-
ing's London Veterinary Journal, making
complete set up to date. The works con-
tain much information of value TO horse
men.
The Fourth of July Executive Committee
suggest that awnings in front of buildings
on streets through which the professions
will pass on that day be looked after and
made perfectly secure, so that accidents
may be avoided.
The boys had much fun at Florin last
Sunday on the occasion of the pigeon shoot
ing match between Jones, of that place, and
Bascomb, of Elk Grove. A correspondent
sends an amusing account of it, showing
that it resulted in draw
The only arrests recorded on the station
house slate last night were those of All
Soon, All Me and All Hing, alias All Bah,
alias All 4ek, by officers Sullivan and Nc
Cormack, for burglary and Lottie Row, by
officer Leavy, for petit larceny.
The Governor has committed thesentence
of Patrick Robinson, convicted of INSIDE
meanor in May last at Santa Rosa, and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $500 or serve 500
days in the county Jail, reducing the SEN
tence to $3.50 or $50 days in Jail.
D. A. Jackson. of Woodland, now on
visit to friends in Ohio, was attending q
picnic there when boat in which two la
dies were riding upset in lake where the
water was fifteen feet deep. Jackson
plunged in and carried one Of the ladies to
shore.
What little there has been of salmon
run this spring in the Sacramento, is about
over, and fishermen report that there are
no fish of that kind in the river. The
spring run usually terminates between the
10th and 18th of June, and the fall run be-
gins about the last of July.
The Committee on Trades Display for the
Fourth of July celebration report good
progress. The milkmen, box factories, veg
etable and fruit dealers, butchers, bakers
and several other lines of trades are taking |
hold with will. and will make fine dis |
play. The committee will meet tonight at |
the Capital Hotel.
Governor Stoneman, in response to a |
request by the Committee ON Parade and !
Review of the Grand Army Encampment, |
has instructed General Turnbull to issue |
an order directing the entire National |
Guard of the State to Turn out August Sd |
and act as an escort to the Grand Army al !
the parade and review on that day
The son of Geo. Lichthardt, whose arm |
was fractured at the elbow the IL. year-old |
daughter of a. d. Miller of Brighton, who |
suffered a fracture of both bones of the arm |
in consequence of 4 fall from colt and |
the son of George NJ. Mott, whose arm was !
broken at the elbow-the accidents occur
ring about two weeks ago-are all doing |
well.
During the fire on street Tuesday night, |
while Chief Dillman and officer Sullivan
were standing near the burning structures,
someone who felt animosity against one or
both of them threw piece of iron Stag, as
large as a mans fist, at them, the metal
passing close to the Chiefs head, and
striking against shutter of the Chinese
washhouse, near which he was standing,
with great force.
George Daw, q witness in the case of the
People VS.. WEIGH, in Colusa county, was
put under $500 bail to insure his presence
in Court when wanted, and, not being able
to give bail, lie has been held in duress by
the Sheriff. Last Monday he was taken
before Judge Garoutte, at Woodland on
habeas corpus, when the case was argued
and taken urider advisement. Tuesday
morning the Judge denied the writ and
remanded Daw to the custody of the
Sheriff.
When the carpenters came to examine
the cornice on the north side of the station
house building, which had been discovered
to be about two feet out of line, they found
that it was hanging by hair as it were,
and the push of a mans foot would have
hurled it into the Jail yard, and probably
caused broken bones or death. 1t was for
tunate that high wind did not spring up
while it was in such a rickety condition.
Yesterday it was firmly anchored in its
proper position.