Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-02
BRIEF NOTES.

This is the last day for registration, prior
to the general election.
Studies will be resumed at the Sacra-
mento Institute to-day.
The City Board of Education meets this
evening to elect teachers.
The Board of Supervisors commence
their August session to-day.
Otto Walther, druggist in this city for
many years, died Saturday rather suddenly
of cerebral effusion.
The body of Willie Leitch, who was
drowned last Thursday, was recovered yes
terday on the Yolo side of the river, near
Freeport.
Sheriff Inflow, of Marysville, came down
yesterday, taking TO the State Prison at San
Quentin VIM. Silva, who is to serve one
year for grand larceny.
There is dead dog lying on y street.
between Tenth and Eleventh, in such n
position as to be very offensive to people
driving down the Riverside road.
The Republican County Committee met
Saturday evening and called q primary
election for the 18th to elect delegates to
Convention to be held on the 18th.
H. w. Carroll announces himself this
morning as candidate for the Assembly
from the Eighteenth District, subject to the
Republican nominating Convention.
The railroad ferry steamer Solano, ply
ing between Benicia and Port Costa, broke
the piston-rod of her air pump last Friday
night, and was out of service about fifteen
hours.
F. F. McAllis,er. who shot and killed
VIM. Leman in Woodland May 9th was
examined in that place Saturday before
Justice Ruggles, and held to answer for
murder without bail.
A man named George COPYRIGHT was
taken to the County Hospital Saturday,
suffering from a fracture of the leg, caused
by fall from wagon near Clarksburg,
wheel running over him.
There were no services in the Congrega-
tional Church yesterday, vacation having
been adopted for August and until Septem-
Der 9Th, when the pastor will have returned
from his three months stay in the East.
Mr.. Hall, proprietor of a broom factory
on street, between Sixth and Sew enth, at
tended funeral on Saturday and was so
overcome by the heat of the weather that
he had narrow escape from fatal result.
The last man " by the Stockton train
yesterday morning had a long run, caught
the hand rail of the last car, made q mis-
step, turned two or three somersauts and
cut one of his hands pretty severely. And
still he didn't ride.
Arrived Saturday steamers D. Z. Knight
and San joaquin No T. from San Francis
co, with merchandise. Cleared, steamer
Varuna for the upper Sacramento, with
merchandise steamer San Joaquin No 4,
for San Francisco, with grain steamer D.
E. Knight, for Marysville, with merchan-
disc.
About 2o'clock yesterday morning Frank
Miller and Thomas Trayner were arrested
at Second and J streets for attempting to
rob Henry Wagner, 4 resident of Yolo
| county. One of them hung him up"
and the other attempted to go through his
pockets but he yelled for help Justify, and
local officer May and Arthur Miller went
to his assistance, followed in o few mo-
ments by officers Sullivan and Coffey, and
| the robbers were taken to the lookup.
On Saturday. in Department of the Su-
perior Court, Henry E1geIt ton made mo-
| ton that A. d. January, who has been
| confined in the county Jail nearly two
years, waiting the decision of his case
embezzlement of money deposited by the
County Treasurer in the State treasury-be
admitted to bail, as his health has latterly
been failing fast. Judge Van Fleet re-
marked that he was aware of the facts
stated by COUNSEL and fixed the bail at
$4,000, which it is thought can soon be
given.
Saturday afternoon Cadwalader Jones
went to the station house as defendant in
case of petit larceny. He was standing on
the stairs leading to the Courtroom when
two ladies began ascending them, and in a
proper spirit of gallantry he stepped back
wards to make room. Unfortunately that
step brought him to the railing, and he had
so much way" on that he fell over and
struck upon his head on the station-hous
floor. He was insensible for a minute, but
the jailer sprinkled him with ice water, and
he soon became conscious. If he had been
sober at the time Of the fall it might have
killed him.
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