Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-12
BRlEF NOTES.

BkIEE NOiESs
Entries to the CAPITAL Turf Clubs races
close with the Secretary, c. II. Todd, to-
morrow.
Travel to the East continues to be very
! large, and the passenger trains leave TINS
| city in two sections every evening.
Friends of H. F. Dillman, the recently
elected Chief of Police, procured brass
band and gave him a serenade Wednesday
night.
The Democratic City Central Committee
will meet at the Capital Hotel this evening
TO settle accounts, and talk over what
might have BEEN"
F. s. George was yesterday, in Depart
ment One of the Superior Court, granted a
divorce from Kate George. The latter was
awarded the care of the child.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday Albert August Weber, native OF
Germany, was admitted to citizenship ON
the testimony of A. Greiger and b. L. Ray.
These arrests were made yesterday ::
William H. Brown, by officer Arlington,
for petty larceny and disturbing the peace (;
and John Doe, by officer Ash, for being
drunk
The report of the condition of the Ma
llOldl Vi II. W. 4nliio " w. al tilC
close of business March l, 1886, is pub
lished in the advertising columns this
morning.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening Lee All Lee,
who is en- route to Folsom to serve term
of ten years Imprisonment for petty lar
ceny, with prior conviction.
Foreman Bagnall, at Winters ranch,
| xxrlac baH 70 how his Iar aralrf1tata6 81 fha
thigh recently, gangrene having set in be-
| cause of the kick of horse, is reported to
| be doing Unexpectedly well.
The Westminster Cleaners will give an
| interesting magic lantern exhibition at
| Westminster Church, Sixth and l. streets,
this evening at 7:30. Refreshments free.
Admittance, 10 and % cents.
A score or more of delegates to the Anti
| Chinese Convention went TO San Francisco
yesterday afternoon, having probably given
| their proxies to others. The work of the
| Convention promised TO occupy more time
| than they had anticipated, and they had to
leave to attend to business.
| The stationary engine at the foot of X
street, used in the work of hosting freight
from the San Francisco steamers when the
river is low, has been removed from the
building in order that the timbers beneath
may be renewed. The redwood piles,
driven thirteen or more years ago, were
| found to be perfectly sound, but the pine
timbers were decayed.
Recently, in Justice Posts Court. James
r. Smith was convicted of battery upon a
young lady relative, and was fined $25, or
twenty-five days imprisonment. He was
given time within which to raise and paw
the money, but, as he did not appear to be
ma
Harvey yesterday took him in charge and
| placed him in the county Jail.
The Signal Service reports at O'Clock
last night show falling barometer, rising
| temperature, southerly winds and clear to
cloudy weather and light rain prevailing in
Oregon and Washington Territory, and
westerly winds and clear weather in Cali
tornia San Diego was the only California
Signal Service station that reported rainfall
during the "a hours ending at p. NJ. YES
terday, there being IL of an inch precepi-
tated at that point.
Frank Silva, who was arrested about ten
days ago on suspicion of deliriurn tremens
he having been drinking excessively for
some time previously, was thought by
| officer Farren, in charge at the station
house, after he had observed his actions fol-
a few days, to be insane, and he was SEN
| 10 the county jan. The physicians who eX.
amined him there believed his derange
ment resulted from drink, and that ht
would soon recover if kept from liquor
He grew worse, however, and yesterday
was again examined and committed to the
asylum at Stockton, to which institution
Deputy Sheriff McManus will take him thi.
morning.
Last Wednesday a man was riding
through one of the streets in the town o
Washington when dog ran up and bit hi.
horse on the leg. The horse fell and hi:
rider was thrown and received bruises. Be
lieving that Valentine Hauser owned The
dog, he swore TO complaint before Justice
Hilton for Hauser's arrest for maintainine
a public nuisance. to wit. the canine The
case came up for trial yesterday, and re-
suited in Mr.. Hauser's being discharged, or
the showing that the nuisance belonged t.
a man who at present is away from home
Justice Scully had case OF disturbance o.
the peace in his Court in Washington yes
terday, a young lady having been arrested
for disturbing the peace by saying dis.
agreeable things of and to a citizen, but the
matter was settled out of Court and the
jurors and witnesses summoned smiled a
a convenient place and dispersed.