Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-26
BRIEF NOTES.

| feet lncneS ABOVE l0W-Water mark. .
Jones, Fisch & Watson will give a gra ~
Saratoga Trunk soiree at Turner Hall thi,
evening.
The Pacific Sportsmen' Club will have
their monthly pigeon shoot at the Park to-
morrow morning.
The steamers Neponset and Yaruna have
arrived froIa the upper Sacramento with
grain, produce, etc.
| J. Donovan has resigned as Captain of
the GREENWOOD & Moran nine, and George
Fisher fills the position.
| The Governor yesterday appointed L. n
| Clark Supervisor of the Third District,
Yoso county, vice Seorge sharpnack, de-
| ceased.
| The State funds were yesterday increased
| by $10,177 So payment from Sonoma
| county and S404 03 from San Luis Obispo
county
| ct the regular monthly meeting of the
| Board of Directors of the A. 0. II. John
West was unanimously elected County
Delegate.
| Chief Dillman has instructed the police
| to start out Monday to enforce strictly the
| ordinance relative to weeds growing near
! sidewalks.
The social announced for this evening at
| Jacobs Hall by lyman & O 'Malley's Band,
under the management of d. McRae, has
been postponed until further notice
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
| r. b. Garfield Superior Judge of Santa
| Barbara county, vice D. P. Hatch, re-
signed. He will take his Office on July LIST.
The highest and lowest temperature at
Sacramento yesterday, according to the Sig
nal Service record, was so and $50, with
gentle to fresh southerly winds and clear
| weather prevailing.
Al party will be given at Whites hop
house, near Brighton, opposite the Five
mile House, this evening. Tickets admit
| ting gentleman and LADY,, 80 cents. Re-
freshments will be served.
Deputy Sheriff McManus will take to
Folsom this morning All Soon and All
Ne, who were on Thursday, in the Supe-
| rior Court, sentenced to imprisonment for
one year each for burglary, in connection
with the robbery of freight car.
The Mardi Gras Association. announce
this morning. a prize of $50 for the best
| float, not furnished by the committee, in
| their procession on the evening of July
| 9Th. Nc hurlesque or trade float will be
considered in the award of the prize.
Governor Stoneman yesterday reap
4
Singer, Lincoln; L. w Frisbie, Anderson
| e. II. Morse, San Bernardino; w. D.
| Reynolds, Santa Rosa; c. b. Armstrong,
Jackson ]. NJ. Mcdonald, Jr., Aturas.
Red jacket Tribe, No. %, Imp. o. r. NJ,
| last evening elected the following Repre-
! sentatives to the Great Council, to be held
| in San Francisco the first Tuesday in Au-
! gust next: ]. l.. Jackson, A. Dunbar, Cbas
E. Spencer, ]. ]. Nagele, James McCaw,
| James Mckay and J. +. brennan.
Governor Stoneman has accepted the in
vitation to take part in the Fourth of July
| celebration here, and has directed his staff
| to report in Sacramento on that occasion.
| Response has been received from Superin-
! tendent W. T. Welcker, accepting an invi-
tatian to unite with this people in the cele-
| bration here.
A lady who arrived by the Southern train
yesterday had several cages filled with
mocking birds, old and young. The old
birds became so much alarmed by the
novelty of railroading that they refused to
| feed the young ones, and that duty had to
be performed by their owner after arriving
here, to save their lives.
| The Chief of Police has made arrange
ments to have the walls and ceiling of the
police office rooms and the receiving hos
pital calcimined, the work commencing
next Monday. 1t is an improvement long
needed, the ceilings especially being very
much stained in consequence of the over
| flowing of the water tank on the building
several months ago.
At Woodland, Wednesday night, thief
| entered Charmack's store by prying the
| sash of the windows and breaking the
| fastenings. He ransacked the money
drawer, but the contents had been placed
| in the safe the evening before. 1t does not
| appear that the rascal got anything for his
| trouble in entering the store, end it is be-
lieved that he was frightened off by the ap-
| proach of some one.
| About II o'clock last night delegation
| from Uniformed Rank, No ~, K of s. F.,
| left in the large vehicle Pride of the Val
ley" drawn by six horses, for Grass Valley,
| to take part in q parade of the Ancient
| Order of Foresters at that place this after
noon. The Foresters of Grass Valley and
| Nevada City have a reunion to-day, con-
| Guiding with ball and banquet. The Sac
| ramentans will return tomorrow night.
| VIM Bird, the member of the fire de-
| partment who was run over by the hook
| and ladder truck recently died yesterday
afternoon from the effect of his injuries
| The fact was announced by the tolling of
| the fire bells. Deceased leaves a wife and
several small children. He was a mem
Der of Mount Diablo Lodge No. 12S, 1. 0.
| 0. F., of Summersvilie, Contra Costa
county, and of Confidence Lodge, No. rs,
K of p, of this city The funeral will rake
place at P. NJ. tomorrow from Odd Fell
lows Temple.
| John Wilson one of the young men SELL
| fenced in the Superior Court for burglary
! few DAYS ago got Off with the light SEN
| tapne IF months hecorca of his aecart-
| ing positively to Judge Van Fleet that he
| had never been arrested before, and was a
| recent arrival from the East When
| Deputy Sheriff Karcher took him to San
| Quentin Thursday he found that the inno-
cent Wilson had already served 4 term in
| that institution. having been sent from San
Francisco for burglary. Perhaps he had
better not take the chance Of being SEN
fenced by Judge Van Fleet again
| The waters of the Sacramento have
| ceased running in upon the low lands of
| Yolo county through the break above the
| town of Washington, and the road lead
! ing into the interior from Washington is
| being Travelled by teams, and soon will be
! in pretty good condition. Just now light
| vehicles and horses that will not bnlk
when they get in a tight place, cross the
| soft spots without trouble. The Eldred
| hunting party, which left the city on
| Thursday, had troublesome time, getting
| stuck at place between Washington and
| the Two-mile House, and remaining until
some outsiders pulled their vehicle out
| with mules. The party then went all right
| until they came TO the Elkhorn grade, the
| soft adobe of which made it almost impos-
sible to move. They got free after awhile,
! but they were q tired lot of travellers when
! they reached Woodland.
/