Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-29
BRIEF NOTES.

;, The Governor has appointed John Alfred
Alsop Commissioner OF Deeds, 10 reside
at London, England.
The only arrest made Yesterday was that
of James Gildea, by citizens Myers and
Brady, for being drunk.
The Haverlys have chartered the steamer
I. c. Walker to bring them up from San
Francisco next Sunday when they play the
Atlas
Deputy Sheriff Chambers took to the
State Prison at Folsom yesterday morning
All Hing, who is to serve eight years for
burglary.
An ice-cream social will be given by the
young ladies of the Christian Church to-
morrow evening. Admission % cents;
children, 10 cents.
The Governor yesterday appointed No
taries Public as follows J. ?. Smith, Red
ding, Shasta county; w. NJ. Hamlen, Lake
City, Modoc county.
The vacancy in the First Artillery band,
caused by the death of j. C. Klein, will
probably be filled by Charles Eirleman
popular cornetist of Marysville.
The maximum and minimum temperature
yesterday in Sacramento, according to the
Signal Service report, was 800 and 56o, with
fresh southerly winds and clear weather.
The County Board of Equalization will
meet next Monday, and remain in session
until the business is disposed of, and not
later than the fourth Monday in the
month.
In Department One of the Superior
Court, yesterday, Francisco Baccelli, ma
tive of Italy, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of G. Palideni and Ste
fano Rinaldo
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stolen from in front of Calvary Church
Sunday evening, were found yesterday
morning in front of his premises near the
County Hospital.
Last Saturday Captain C. .. Terrill, the
railroad company's immigration agent, fell
upon the platform at Towles Station, and
fractured his left arm. He returned TO San
Francisco on Sunday.
The following counties settled with the
State yesterday and paid over the coin
Monterey. 5000 so Kern 50, 063 CO. Fres-
no. $31 1914 30 Colusa, $3,954 As; Suffer,
S5,15l so. Total, S55,0S4 10.
There is a report in circulation that
Theodore Winters proposes, in short
time, to divide his ranch below the city
into small tracts and sell them to parties
DESTROYS of making such investment.
The Knights of Sherwood Forest who
went to Grass Valley from this city in
six-horse rig Friday night, to attend the re-
union of the Order of Foresters at that
place on Saturday, returned home about
midnight Sunday, and reported pleasant
| excursion.
Some weeks ago cards were distributed
( by the Bell Fund Association to secure
financial aid for the old pioneer colored
| journalist Philip Bell The Society asks
that the cards be returned tomorrow even
ing to the Secretary, B. A. Johnson, Sixth
and Q streets.
The Invitation and Reception Committee
for the Grand Army day in Sacramento,
August 18th, is to meet in the parlor of the
Golden Eagle Hotel tonight, and full
attendance is desired by Mayor Brown,
Chairman, and General Wiley, Secretary,
of the committee.
1t is announced this morning that but
100 tickets will be sold for the excursion
TO Alameda on the occasion OF the base
ball game between the Atlas and Green
hood IL Morans on the 1lth of July. Tick
cts will be 81 each. Train leaves at A.
NJ, returns at 8 P. N.
A young man residing on Fourth street,
while mourning over domestic infelicity
| Sunday night, attempted 10 shuttle off y
by the aid of q dose of laUdanUm. The
fact becoming known physician was sum-
noned so promptly that yesterday the pa
| tent was around attending to business.
John Spicer, who has a watermelon ranch
of ten acres near Brytes milk dairy, above
! Washington, promised J. Ii. Corbin that
! he would send him Z ripe melon before any
were i'll the market, and yesterday he re-
deemed his promise. His fruit is so
far advanced that he will ship several hun
tdred to-day.
Thu Poi road o0r,,uau1- hoe YlIonaJ Io+Eo,,
! boxes in the baggage cars ofthe Sacramento
and Reno trains, for the convenience of
! those DESTROYS of sending letters from way
| stations. The box will be opened on the
! arrival OF the train here, and the San Fran
| cisco mail transferred to the $50 P NJ train.
while the mail for Sacramento and vicinity
will be taken care of here.
Though several boats were out yesterday
| searching for the body of Charles Light,
who was drowned at the mouth of the
I American iirer on Sunday it has not yet
been recovered. Two divers have been
engaged to search for the body, and will
| begin this morning. The river at the place
where he was drowned is twelve feet deep.
| L. F. Shepherd announces q reward of $50
| for the body's recovery.
William E. Carpenter, familiarly known
as Lige" Carpenter, an old resident of
! Washington, was examined by the Com
missioners of Lunaey on Sunday and COM
mitted to the Asylum at Stockton, to which
| institution he was taken by Deputy Sheriff
Karcher yesterday morning. Sunday
night, while confined in the County Jail,
| he was very violent. He has been con-
fined in the asylum heretofore.
H. C. Frasier, who has been on the coast
many years as representative of the West
| inghouse Brake Company, left for Bur-
| lington last evening to attend, as repre-
! sentative of the Westinghouse Company.
! the meeting of the committee appointed
! some time since by the Convention of Mas
| ter Car Builders, TO test the workings of
! automatic brakes of various patents and
| designs. He will be absent about six
weeks.
There were to be seen on Front street
| yesterday, or cars, number OF telegraph
| poles, brought out from Michigan by the
! Western Union Telegraph Company which
is having its telegraph line between Colfax
and Truckee rebuilt with new wire and
poles The work has been commenced at
| the Truckee end, and the material is dis
| tributed along the line. The Michigan
! poles are said to be better than those OBJ
! tainable here.
| The Grand Marshals Aids to the num-
| Der of thirty, met at the Capital Hotel last
| evening, to perfect arrangements for the
! Fourth of July parade. The style of sashes,
hats and gloves worn on the parade at the
last celebration were adopted. Committees
were appointed upon regalias, hats, sad
| dies, etc The cavalcade of Aids, from the
number that have accepted the invitation
10 act as such, bids fair TO be very large.
A Chinaman who arrived by yesterday
| afternoon s Folsom train was so sick that
! he could not stand without assistance, and
another Celestial, who came with him, did
not seem anxious TO render much, but let
him sink down upon the depot platform.
| Whenever the sufferer arose to his feet his
illness was such that he would spin around
| in a circle and then fall. His companion
said he did not have any money to pay for
q wagon to transport the unfortunate to
Chinatown, but All Hing, the depot inter-
prefer, procured one, and the sick man was
removed.
John and Thomas Stephenson, of Frank
lin township, were arrested by Constable
Harvey on a warrant sworn out by Chris
tan Benedix, charging battery, and yester
day gave bail for their appearance for trial
in Justice Posts Court July ID. They had
some trouble abont fence. Benedix is
said to have applied an epithet to John
/ Stephenson, who knocked him down.
! Ronald then seizad an ax when Stenhen-