Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02
BRIEF NOTES.

| opens next mOuua
Five carloads of fruit, principally grapes,
went East by last nights express train.
Cold weather is coming. Some thief stole
an overcoat from ]. W. Barrett's buggy
Thursday evening.
M. Fay announces this morning that he
is the Democratic nominee for Supervisor
from the First District.
The Atlas will go to Alameda tomorrow
to play the Greenhood Il Morans. Sweeney
will probably pitch for them.
James F. Carter publishes a card this
morning stating that he is an indie pendent
candidate for County Auditor and Recorder.
Barney Boyle, who was arrested by officer
Ferral Thursday evening on suspicion OF
insanity, is being treated at he station
house for delirium tremens.
]. M. Haight, a former Sacramentan, but
at present a resident Of Newcastle, is a can
didate for Auditor and Recorder on the
Prohibition ticket in Placer county.
Agent Gable, of the ~CigaTmakers' Union,
will visit Sacramento in a few days to or
game a Union, and will probably call a
mass meeting Of ciuzens to give it a send
off.
Rev. H. c.. Christian, OF the M. E. Church
/ DOutl, Will NlOoC LA y ca hl4llloi y
tomorrow, preaching at II A. NJ. and 1880
P. NJ. Next Sunday bishop Keener will
preach.
These arrests were made yesterday /:
| Mike Lellis, by officer Farrell, for battery !;
King Silva, by the same officer, for disturb
ing the peace John Mcdonnell, by officers
Ferral and Catferty, for being drunk.
This will be a lively political day in Yolo
| aonutv Tho RapuhlfpaOc hold their County
Convention at 2 P. NJ. at Woodland, and the
| Democrats hold a primary election to Sc
lect delegates to their County Convention.
Major P. J. Harvey. formerly of this
| city, who has been Wharfinger at the
Washington street wharf, San Francisco,
has accepted the position of Deputy Cashier
at the United States Sub-Treasury, and en-
tered upon his duties yesterday.
This Is the last day upon which names
can be added to the Great Register to en-
able the voters to take part in the election
this fall. To give all a chance, County
Clerk Hamilton will keep his Office open
| this evening between the hours of 6 and 8
o'clock.
William Snarr. contractor for building a
| sewer from Third and NJ streets up NJ 10
| Fourth, Fourth to +, and r to the main
sewer at Sixth street, has the work all COM
pleted with the exception Of making the
connections, the most difficult of which
will be at Third and NJ streets.
Judge Van Fleet yesterday sentenced
Henry Weber, who had pleaded guilty of
arson in starting the fire which burned such
a large portion of the business part of Fol-
som recently, to five years in the State
Prison at San Quentin. He will be taken
10 that institution this morning.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Charles Schneider, a native
of Germany, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of VIM. Mclaughlin and
native of Germany, on the testimony of
VIM. Schwartz and Christopher Sieter.
Officer Mccormack arrested yesterday
morning a young man named Chas. Miles
on suspicion of his having entered a room
in the Maddux building. Third and X
streets, during the previous night, gaining
entrance through a window, and stolen
81 20 from the pants of one of the occu-
pants.
Judge Van Fleet yesterday affirmed the
judgment of the Police Court in the case OF.
Henry A. Caultield, who was convicted be-
fore that tribunal several weeks ago of dis
turbing the peace of Judge McKune, and
fined $50. The appeal being decided adj
verseiy to him, Caulfeld paid his fine into
Court.
Gus. Melender has a Langshan hen that
is " rushing things" She commenced lay
ing when only FIVE and half months old,
and the first three eggs were placed under
another hen that wanted to set" One of
them, the second laid, hatched out a fine
healthy chicken a few days ago, before the
hen that laid it was six and half months
old.
The Committee On Roads and Bridges of
the Board of Supervisors recently visited
the bridge across the Costumes at Michi-
gan Bar, which had been reported to be in
bad condition, and decided to report to the
Board at its meeting next week that a new
bridge be constructed. The work will have
to be pushed if it is to be completed in time
for use this winter.
A committee representing about fifty
families in central Illinois has arrived here
to meet DR.. Latham, as the result of CORE
spondence which he recently had concern
ing desirable land for homes in this vicin-
ity. They seem to be well pleased with the
outlook, and must be hard to satisfy if they
do not report favorably to the friends who
delegated them to spy out the land.n
The close season for salmon has closed,
but there does not appear to be many in
the river. The Butte Record, of September
2Sth, says, however "a fresh run of SAL
mon, bright and fresh from the ocean, has
made its appearance at Trout Ponds, in the
McCl III river, Shasta county. The salmon
are reported to be at present in the eddies,
but viii soon go to the rifles to spawn
A testimonial concert will be given Mrs.
G. NJ. Hepson by the ladies of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, at Y. NJ. G.
A HILL nart lfaAlav- ara,,,r TIa t@rN
gramme will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music, dialogues and Rotations by
children under IA years of age. The tableau
of the Ten Virgins viii be one OF the feat
ures. Admission, % cents; children, half
price.
Officer Farren, who is in charge of the
station-hopse during the day, was winding
up the alarm of a large eight-day clock yes
terday afternoon when the entire machin-
cry collapsed and flew in every direction,
the officers smiling physiogomy narrowly
escaping injury. Later in the day he was
observed making his way to a clock
repairers with the " innards'' of the time
piece in a cigar box.
The case of Bernard Streeter, arrested
here on the complaint of McDougall, Sang
ster 81 Co, of Stockton, who accused him
of intending to leave the State to defraud
MS creditors, came up Tor nearing IN Justice
Posts Court yesterday afternoon. There
was no evidence upon which he could be
held, and he was discharged, but the Stock
tonians had provided for that emergency
by bringing with them another warrant for
his arrest, and upon his being discharged,
he was rearrested and taken to Stockton IN
the evening train. His wife and children,
who were with him when he was first ar
rested, have gone on their way East.
REPUBLICAN, FIRE BRIGADE.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting of the John F. Swift
Republican Fire Brigade was held at the
old pavilion last evening, Fifty names
were added to the roll, and a committee
consisting of John T. Stafford, A. J.. Gard
ner and Robert S. Frazer were appointed to
procure uniforms, consisting of red shirt,
cap and belt, etc. Adjourned to meet at
same place on Tuesday evening next.
CHURCH SocTAL.-The ladies of the Sixth