Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25
BRIEF NOTES.


There were no arrests made by the police
yesterday
The Frauen-Verein of the German In
theran Church will give a concert to-mor-
row evening at the church.
The steamer San joaquin No. 4 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday afternoon
with merchandise and lumber
bartholomew Roche, who was shot by
William Griggs, about week ago was
Yesterday reported to be improving in con-
dition.
Governor Stoneman has appointed Will
lam j. Sullivan, of San Francisco. mem
Der of the State Board of Dental Exam
liners, vice NJ. ]. Sullivan. term expired.
The drawing Of dogs and selection of
! Judges for the coursing match to be held at
Whitcomb's Ranch next Sunday, will take
place Saturday evening at Kelly's reading
rooms.
George L. Battelle, carpenter at the rail
road works, had portion of three fingers
cut off on Tuesday in consequence of
their getting caught in some of the ma
chinery.
The ladies of Warren Relief Corps, No.
IL, w. X. G., will give a social party at
! Changers Hall this evening, Jones. Fisch
Il Watson furnishing the music. Admis-
sion % cents.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson came up from San
Francisco last evening, en- route TO Folsom
with John Smith, who is to serve term of
fiye years imprisonment for burglary in
the second degree.
In Department One of the Superior Cont
yesterday James Riley, charged with petty
larceny, with prior conviction, pleaded
| guilty and was sentenced to Is months in
the State Prison at Folsom.
| X. c. Juckes, while working upon a
building on G street, near Seventeenth. yes
terday morning, had his coat and vest.
which were nearly new, stolen from the
place where he had hung them.
| Paul Boyton, the solo excursionist. came
mp from the Bay by steamer Yesterday
morning, and took the Ills A. NJ. train for
Red Bluff. He will start from that place.
on his swim to San Francisco, about noon
to-day.
Cash patents for the following persons
were received yesterday at the United
States Land Office by Ed. F. Taylor, Reg
lster: August Dufrene, Cepbas a. Dough-
erty, Peter Fleming, Hiram W. Ford. VIM.
Hailer, George S. Jones and Albert
| Nichols.
The Johnston Brandy and Wine Com
pany have shipped three carloads ESQ
packages OF grape brandy to Chicago and
Philadelphia, at 30 and 80 cents per hun
dred freight. Before the freight war the
rate TO those two cities was 81 80 and 81 IS
per hundred, respectively
Governor SLOVENIAN yesterday appointed
Agricultural Directors as follows: L. f.
Long, Hopland, Mendocno county; David
Lake, Upper Lake, Lake county, for Dis
trict No. u. William Quartman, Petaluma,
Sonoma county P. J. Shafter, Marin coun-
ty, District No 4. Frank Freeman. Colusa
county, District No. 3.
Some Cinnamon fishing yesterday in
CHINA slough, by d. Gardeners wood yard,
caught blue catfish eighteen inches long.
and which weighed two pounds and ten
ounces. Several others, nearly as large
were also taken with hook and line Mr.
Gardner has the largest specimen on exhib-
ition in tank at his yard.
The bail of p j. Finigan, who was held
to answer in the Police Court for an assault
to murder Grant Pitman by shooting four
or hVe shots at him, was yesterday in De-
paTtment One of the Superior Court, on
motion of his attorney and by consent of
the District Attorney, reduced to $500.
which 1t was thought he could give
Mrs. Annie Haworth, pioneer Califor-
man, wife OF James Haworth, died in this
| city yesterday morning at the family resi-
dence, Sixteenth and T streets. Deceased
was kind and estimabIe lady, especially
well known in Yolo county, where she
lived for many years before moving to
Sacramento. She was native of England,
and in her siXtieth wear.
Deputy Sheriff Oaks and local officer
Griffith took to Visalia yesterday Young
| man named Frank Murray, who is charged
with burglary, IT being alleged that he,
man named VIM. Clough and others
| robbed warehouse at Hanford one night
last December of over forty sacks of alfalfa
| seed, the greater portion of which they had
disposed of before the theft became known
The Governor yesterday signed land pat
ents as follows James A. Cole, San Ber-
nardino county, 100 acres David f. Cole
Monterey, 40 acres; Augustus Goodbridge
lnyo. l60 acres; VIM. z. George, Mono, l60
| acres; VIM. H. Morrison, Del Norte, 100
acres; Hubert c. Ward, San Luis Obispo,
100 acres Jane Lynch, Los Angeles, 800
| acres; Alexander Peers, San Mateo, 1,040
| acres Augustus Munter, San Joaquin, 100
acres; Caroline B. McDougald, San Joa-
quin, 100 acres; William Jopson, Suffer.
1853 acres; Joseph Korbel Sonoma, 40
acres.
When the Western train was coming UP
tuesday the conductor saw near Lodi some
black object lying on the rails, and paid
close attention to it. and it did not move,
| though he whistled. When the engine got
up close the something proved to be wear
| ing apparel mans hat. coat and boots
and looking around for the owner, he was
| discovered-a manipulating a bath in a
| little pond of water. He had placed his
| clothes on the rail as place of safety, and
| forgot all about them until he saw the
| wheels of the engine cutting them into
| shreds. The tale of woe he told az the next
| house ne visited was doubtless we'll worth
| hearing.
The highest velocity of the wind yester-
| day, as measured By the Signal Service
| self-registering thermometer in this city,
was thirty miles in the forenoon and
| twenty-six miles during the afternoon, the
wind blowing steadily from the northwest
| The highest velocity at Cape Mendocino
yesterday forenoon was forty miles per
hour and thirty-six miles during the after
noon; Red Bluff had maximum velocity
of twenty miles during the forenoon of
yesterday. The barometer at o'clock last
night was falling from Olympia to San
| Diego, accompanied by a rising tempera-
ture, northerly, northwesterly, southwest
erly winds, and clear weather prevailing.
Detective Dan Coffey came up from San
| Francisco last evening, and will take to the
4 Day tDlc iupi WHO WAS
arrested in this city by officer Coffey Tues
day evening on the arrival of the eastbound
overland train, on dispatch accusing him
of grand larceny. 1t seems that he and
man named William Henry came out from
Kansas City lately, separated after reaching
California, but came together again at Los
Angeles and went to San Francisco, where
on Monday night Henry gave Hickman bis
purse, containing 500, TO keep while he
| Henry went out to see the sights. Next
day Hickman returned the purse, but Henry
did not stop to count the contents. Later
in the day, after he had seen Hickman off
on his return to the East he examined his
purse and found that its contents were
| about $500 short. He thereupon took steps
to have Hickman arrested. The latter had
| only $50 when arrested
Social ENTEgTAINMENT.-C Lodge,
l. o. G. T., gave social and literary enter
tainment at Y NJ l. Hall last evening,
which was largely attended. The follow
| ing programme was excellently rendered !:
| Piano solo, Miss Barber; address by Rev.
E. r. Ollie; vocal duet, Miss Hunt and
Mr.. Wallace; recitation, Miss Daisy Ken
drick vocal solo, Mrs. Cooley Smith
| riaOn and from hopa drYaf Mics apd Mr.