Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-14
BRIEF NOTES.

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lyman & OiMalley give a social to-mor
! row night at Jacobs Hail.
The Governor has appointed o. II. vii
| loughby and NJ. Lynn Agricultural Dl
rectors for District No. 7.
Sheriff Wilson paid into the county
treasury Yesterday. of State and county
taxes collected, S31 ,062 II.
The heaviest fog of the season enveloped
the city yesterday morning, and did not
clear away until about noon.
The alarm of fire at G:30 last evening / ad
no more substantial foundation than the
burning out of chimney on NJ street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
Governor SLOVENIAN has committed the
sentence of John r. Franklin, sentenced
in 1884 from Modoc county to serve ten
years for manslaughter, to four years.
Romeo Barry, of the Atlas, has accepted
situation in San Francisco, and may soon
be heard from as pitcher for one of the
Bay clubs, his arm being, he thinks, as
good now as it ever was.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was so and 37o,
with variable winds, mostly northerly, and
fOggy weather up to l P. NJ, and clear the
remainder of the day and night.
Hereafter Judge Van Fleet will preside
in Department Two of the Superior Court,
which will have probate and criminal mat
tiers, and half of the civil actions, while
Department One will attend to civil and ap-
pealed cases.
H. II. Unger, of Kokowo, Ind, has writ
ten to Controller Dunn asking for informa-
ton regarding the estate of man named
"Kilian, or Killian, distant relative, who
died in California about a year ago, leaving
small fortune"
The snagboat Seller is lying in the mud
at the foot of the ways on the Yolo side of
the river, and probably cannot be hauled
out until there is another raise of the
river, which is now falling fast and has re-
ceded to feet 10 inches.
Thomas Cleary, the pugilist, pardoned
from the State Prison at Folsom last Fri
day, came down yesterday, en- route to San
Francisco. He IS suffering severely from
the effects of poison oak, and while travel
ing yesterday was forced to wear cloth
mask, which made him look like a des
perate highwayman.
Willie Collins. the colored man who last
Friday pleaded guilty on charge of burg
larry in entering G. Johnson's room at the
old VIM. Tell House with felonious intent,
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Van
Fleet to one year in the State Prison at
Folsom. Deputy Sheriff Karcher will take
him to that institution this morning.
At regular meeting of Warren Post,
No. 54, G. A. R., on last Thursday evening,
the following officers were elected: Post
Commander, J: n. Moore; Senior Vice
Commander. John II. Measure: Junior
ce-Commander, ]. NJ. Wallace Surgeon,
r. Peddler; Chaplain, ]. n. McCarty o.
D., Harvey Moore o. g., Edward Vaughn !;
Quartermaster, J. Z. D. Baldwin.
The man arrested by officer Agner on
Sunday, on suspicion of being the indi-
vidual who snatched Mrs. Smiths purse
from her at the Metropolitan House Satur-
day evening, has been discharged from Gus
tody, she having seen him and decided that
he was not the right man. His arrest
worked him no hardship, as he was so in
toxicated that he would probably have
soon been taken in charge for drunkenness.
About o'clock last evening a sx-icot
individual named Adolph Kravker, while
under the influence of quarrelsome whisky,
smashed the glass in the windows OF two
saloons on the east side of Second street,
between ] and K Detective Simmons took
him in charge, and had a lively tussle with
him for while, but after being handcuffed
he went along more quietly to the station
house. A charge of malicious mischief
has been entered against him.
The game of baseball at Alameda on
Sunday was very poor one, Morris, OF the
Pioneers, having to retire from the box,
because of a disabled hand, after the fouith
inning and Van Haltren, of the Green
hood & Morans, getting his back up and
refusing to pitch because the umpire, Van
III l. le |.
Van Haltrep thought they should have
been strikes. II is something strange for
Van Court to decide against the pets"
The Pioneers won-11 to 8. The game at
Central Park, between the Louisvilles and
the CALIFORNIA;, was won by the former by
score of 10 to L.
All Dock, who was arrested several weeks
ago for shooting another Chinaman through
the leg, and was held to answer in the
Police Court, was yesterday discharged in
the Superior Court, owing to the fact that
through some mistake the information
against him charged assault to murder,
while the commitment from the Police
Court was for assault with deadly weapon.
The mistake saves the county considerable
expense, for which there would not have
been corresponding benefit, as; the wit
nesses having nearly all disappeared, the
PROBABILITIES OF CONVICTION ON lne Ilal Vi
the case were not encouraging.
Thomas Cook & Son, who have gained q
wide reputation on account of their famous
and wonderfully cheap excursions to Eu-
rope, have at last included California in
their best of lands to be visited by Eastern
people who desire to be personally con-
Quoted" and will send to California this
winter four large parties. The first party
will start December 18th, the second Janu-
ary 18th. the third February Sd, and the
fourth March 4th. The price of tickets,
good for six months, including berths,
meals and escort, on the outward trip, is
only $3.50 1t is probable that the Cook ex-
cursions will increase 10 a very great extent
the number of winter visitors to California.
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