Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The Live Oak school, Miss Alice Dono-
van, teacher, closed tor the term yesterday.
ST. Pauls Church picnic will be held at
Natoma Grove, Folsom, on Tuesday May
4th
Sheriff Huntley. of Placer county, took
to the Asylum at Stockton yesterday an in
sane man named VIM. e. Johnson.
] The State Organizer, Mrs. II. Shelton,
will address the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union at its meeting at 2 P. NJ. to-
morrow in Y. NJ. c. A. Hall.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson yesterday brought
down from the State Prison at Folsom two
Cinnamon, who were being transferred to
San Quentin to work in the jute factory.
The only arrests made yesterday were
| those of Mrs. Lower, by officer Woods. and
George C. Newhaus, by Deputy Sheriff
Fuller and citizen Dolan, for being drunk
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Abel Henning, a native of
Ireland, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of A. a. Redington and Peter
Newman.
At the municipal election in Ukah on
Monday Henry S. Person a gentleman
raised in Sacramento, and at one time en-
ployed at the State Printing Office was
| elected Town Marshal
At special meeting of the Board of
City Trustees, held yesterday morning. VIM.
Snarr was awarded the contract for putting
in sewer from Third and NJ to Sixth and
X, with connecting branches. Price, So
| 721 80.
The Sacramento School of Design will
begin its second term at the E. B. Crocker
Art Gallery tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ Night
| class at Z. There are now seventy-eight
pupils, and room for few more. The
night class, however, can accommodate
good number.
Sacramento Council, No SO. 0. C. F., will
have social and interesting exercises at
its meeting tomorrow evening, when
Grand Councillor John NJ Fulweiler. of
Auburn, will be present and deliver an ad-
dress. Friendship and Sunset Councils.
| and all members of the order, are invited.
The funeral of ex-Chief of Police Jack
son will take place from FED Mems Hall,
Sixth and X streets, at P. NJ to-day, and
Will be attended by Owosso Tribe of Red
Men, Industrial Lodge of Odd Fellows, the
Sacramento Turn Verein and the Exempt
tlremen's Association, of which organiza-
lions he was member
gentleman who came up from Walnut
Grove yesterday stated that there was no
doubt that the body of the man found in
the river about mile below that place on
Monday was that of A. J. Dougherty. the
farmer who disappeared from his ranch in
that vicinity few weeks ago, and was be-
lieved TO have been drowned
The Mutual Baseball Club has Organized
for the season of 1856, under the manage
ment of J. Gray. The officers are: Harry
Root, Captain Harry Butler, Secretary:
Charles Alvord, Propertyman. The other
members are John Murphy, Robert Nc
hale, Fred Eiiers, Daniel Lynch and Henry
Llnneli. The club is now ready to receive
challenges.
The Woodland Gun Club held its regu-
lar monthly shoot last Sunday at clav
pigeons, but owing to the inclemency of
the weather, only eight members faced
the trap. They shot at 25 birds each
and scored as follows: Barney, 81; Hol-
lingsworth. j., %; Sprague, IA Hamer, 10;
jackson, "a Hollingsworth, L., l6: Pfeifer
II; Clark, 20.
Miss Eliza Sarsfield, who arrived here
| from the East about the 9Th inst. en- route
for Santa Ana, Los Angeles county, lost her
purse, containing S11 20, in a street car
She LETT word with the police of her loss
and when the money was found in car No
8 she was communicated with, sent up
| description of her purse, and it has been
! forwarded to her.
| Owing to the large travel from the East
to California, the agent of the Northern
! immigration Association has lately been
distributing to passengers ON west-bound
| trains about GOO pamphlets daily, or at the
rate of $4,000 per month. At that rate the
supply OF printed matter setting forth the
advantages of the upper portion of the State
will soon be exhausted.
| DIR. Latham went to San Francisco YES
terday to attend the meeting in the even
| ing OF the Executive Committee of the
| Grand Army, which was to meet to con-
| slider the various routes and destinations of
! excursions for the pleasure of the visiting
veterans during the National Encampment
in August. While Sacramentans generally
have been free to express desire that Sac
ramento and vicinity should be the OBJ
jective point of one of the proposed ex-
cursions, no steps were taken to attain
that end; but the doctor proposed to repre-
| sent the claims of the Capital City to such
| attention before the committee.
A few days ago Chief Dillman received a
! dispatch from Chief Rogers. of Stockton.
| requesting that certain valise which
would arrive by express from Stockton.
consigned to Fred Mundfrem, at one of
the hotels, be secured and detained stating
| that Mundfrom had taken from the San
Joaquin Hotel in Stockton a valise belong
| ing to Thomas Clifford, and left his own in
its place. He shipped Clifford's valise to
Sacramento, and then started on foot for
| this city. Officer Rider was detailed to
look after the matter, and took the valise
| to the station house. Yesterday q letter
was received from Chief Rogers, requesting
that the valise be sent to him, and intimat-
4 ing that Mundfrom had only made mis-
take in taking it. 1t was not stated whether
he had returned to that city or was still
progressing toward Sacramento. He has
not appeared here so far as heard from
| d. d. D." will cure biliousness, indiges
ton and dyspepsia at once, at J. Hahn & Co.