Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-03
BRIEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made by The police
| yesterday.
The Anna Boyle theatrical company left
| yesterday for Woodland.
The Grand Council, Imp. O. r. NJ, COM
mences its annual session at San Francisco
| this morning,
Hops are reported to be bringing 80!
cents in this locality, but there are not
many for sale at those figures.
! Sacramento Grange, No. y, voted to do
nate $50 toward the fund for the reception
of visitors during Sacramento Day
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
800 and 630, with fresh southerly winds
and clear weather.
Judge Gottschalk, of Calayeras county,
has been designated by the Governor TO
hold Court in Aamador county, in place of
Judge Griffith, deceased.
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, of Placer
county, returned to Auburn yesterday from
| Stockton, to which place he conveyed on
Sunday an insane colored man named q.
| Davis.
Three San Francisco detectives came up
to the city yesterday to keep an eye open
for pickpockets and similar professionals
who might have planned to i" work the
| trains"
Judge Van Fleet on Saturday made an
order authorizing the First Congregational
Church of Folsom to sell the brick and
| stone in the walls of the old church on
their real estate to parties who wish to use
the material in building an Odd Fellows
Hall.
In the Superior Court, Angus McDou-
gall, native of Nova Scotia, has been adj
mitted to citizenship, on the testimony of
d. Mckay and S. E. Harvey; and Michael
Reilly, native of Ireland, on the testi-
mony of Jacob Schmid and Peter Mat
thews.
Mrs. Ada L. Colburn, daughter of J.
Frank Clark, of this city, died at her resi-
dence at Caspar, Mendocino county, last
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Clark received a
dispatch on Saturday that she was very i'll,
and started Immediately for Caspar, but
her death occurred while they were
en- route.
The dredger has worked its way well into
the bed of the old American river and the
pipe leading from there to China slough
has been laid as far as the depot. The lay
ing can be finished in day easily. Mean
while Improvements are being made to the
dredgers machinery.
n. II. Nicholl, whose leg was run over
by the cars at Roseville about ten days ago,
necessitating amputation near the knee,
was not doing well toward the close of last
week. and there were indications of gan
creme having attacked the stump Of the in
jured leg. a physician who went up to
see him from this city on Sunday found
his condition better than had been ex-
pected the gangrene having stopped and
the symptoms appearing favorable.
~
train brought down a big load of passen-
gers yesterday, the travel being so much in
excess of what the railroad officials had
anticipated that two cars of the California
Northern Railroad had to be borrowed at
Marysville to bring travellers to this city.
The rush to get tickets at MarySyille was
unprecedented, and the crowd surrounding
the ticket office did not treat each other
with remarkable politepess, to say the
least.
The railroad baggage men have been
having a busy time during the past few
days and the quantity OF baggage that has
accumulated in the luggage room 1T San
Francisco despite the work of the transfer
company, is simply immense. Owing to
the heavy local travel yesterday, the Sacra-
mento trunk-mashers were kept on the
qui vive constantly. The travel from the
upper portion of the State to San Fran
cisco, Santa Cruz and Monterey was very
large, and the Western train was delayed
here nearly half an hour for the baggage
to be placed on board.
Owing to the large number of special
trains arriving, regular trains were some
what disarranged yesterday. That via the
Western road due here at $50 p. NJ, did
not reach the city until P NJ, having been
laid out at Lathrop, where at one time 122
cars of excursionists, who had come to the
coast by the Southern route, and many of
them stopped over at Los Angeles, causing
the railroad company to transport great
number in a small space of time. Trains
were scarcely out of sight of each other
from Lathrop to San Francisco. The up
trains from San Francisco last evening
We're each about an hour, late, having
been DELAYED by down trains