Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20
BRIEF. NOTES.

lyman Il O'Maliey's orchestra gave a
very enjoyable party at Jacobs Hall last
evening.
The highest ard lowest temperature yes
terday was 500 and $50, with fresh south
erly winds and clear weather.
The Executive Committee of the G. A.
r. reception Will meet this evening at s
o'clock for final settlement of business.
Four carloads of Chinese laborers came
up from Los Angeles yesterday evening,
en- route to Shasta county, to assist in rail
road building
Andre Leon Pesron, father in-law OF
James Il. Groth, and a resident of Saera-
mento county since 1858, died Wednesday
night, aged 10 years.
A herd Of fifty or sixty Holstein cattle,
en- route from Santa Barbarato the Rancho
del Peso, came up from San Francisco by
the steamer yesterday morning.
Justice Holland has fined George Foley
Sl3 for q battery committed at the SIX
two Nile House, on the Marysville road,
recently upon 81 Chicken Charley
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 1, cleared
for San Francisco yesterday with grain, and
the steamer Dover for the upper Sacra-
mento, she having been added to the grain
feet
Officer Burke, of San Francisco, came up
last evening to get John Mackey, who was
arrested here on Wednesday by officer
Farren on a charge of grand larceny, COM
mitted in the Bay city.
Many Of the hop-growers of this vicin-
ity refuse to accede TO the demand of the
Chinese pickers for 80 cents per 100 pounds,
and are endeayoring to get white help
men, women and boys-to do the work.
These arrests were made yesterday Lon
Gait, by officer Sullivan, for disturbing the
peace John CoTley, James D. Ryan, Mrs.
Farr and Mrs. Hughes, by officers Agner
and Mccormack, for disturbing the peace.
The two wounded Cinnamon were yes
terday removed from the station-house to
the County Hospital, their condition being
improved to such an extent that ii was be-
ieyed they could be removed without
danger.
The California and Oregon Railroad will
it is understood, be advanced another
station next week, the new stopping place
to be Castle Rock, about 100 miles from the
southern terminus of the Oregon and Cali
fornia Railroad, and 800 miles from San
Francisco.
A warrant has been sworn out in Justice
Posts Court by All Dock for the arrest of
Chin Tong for battering him two or three
days ago, but Constable Harvey has as yet
been unable TO find Mr.. Tong. Judging
from Docks appearance, Tong is quite an
artist in building Mausard roofs.
Arrangements are about perfected for a
baseball match for $100 a side between the
Snowfakes and nine composed of MEM
bers of the Courthouse, Real Estate, Hoky
Poky and Tomale Clubs, with Mclaughlin
and West as the battery. The game is
TO take place week from tomorrow.
The delegates to the Republican State
Convention that meets in Los Angeles on
Wednesday next will meet at e. X. Alsip's
office Saturday evening at o'clock, and
make arrangements for transportation.
They will be accompanied by number of
local politicians and candidates for office.
C. z. Nathan has had the old fronts torn
out of his property at Nos. 606 and COS j
street, and is having handsome iron and
plate-glass fronts substituted. He also in
tends to unite the two stores into one,
which he will occupy as a clearinghouse.
L. A. Bower has the contract for doing
the work, and is advancing it rapidly.
Officers Agner and Mccormack last even
ing arrested John Corley, James D. Farr,
MRS. Mary Farr, formerly Mary McCarty,
and Mrs. Hughes for being drunk and
creating great disturbance in n house in
the alley between L and NJ, Fourth and
Fifth streets-a place at which the same
officers arrested drunken party few,
evenings since.
Sheriff Savage, Of Custer county. Wyom-
ing, who came to Sacramento to get VIM.
E. Davis, cattle thief under arrest here,
started 20 San Francisco to make the return
trip home b. way of Portland and the
Northern Pacific Railroad, but finding that
he would have to wait several days for q
steamer, he changed his mind, and is max
ing the trip to Miles City via the Central
Pacific.
A carload of race horses went up from
this city to Grass Valley yesterday, to take
part in the races of the fair which is to be
held there next week. James Linden took
up the PAGER Killarney and the trotter Sur
Del, and George Woodward had four trot-
tiers. The Nevada people give big purses,
treat everybody squarely. and the horse
men are so willing to go there that the
Agricultural Society has difficulty in pro-
vIding room for the horses entered for the
different contests.