Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10
BRIEF NOTES.


There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday.
Sacr mento Division, No. Z, U. r. X. of
p, installed its officers last evening.
The I-Ju-Ran Society will hold mite
S )cial at the residence of Mrs. Goodell, oil
. street, this evening.
Sheriff Wilson has appointed ex-Chief of
Police Matt Karcher Deputy Sheriff, in
place of George X. Rider.
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday John D. Moynahan was granted
divorce from Annie J. Moynahan.
On the complaint of Gus. Wahl, officers
Ash and Strader arrested Frank Bert late
Monday night on charge of assault to
murder.
There was a rush of people from the up
per country to this city and San Francisco
yesterday TO procure passage for the East
at the low rates now prevailing.
L. C. Foster, Jr.. of Illinois, Grand Or:
ganizer of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Brakemen, paid an official visit yesterday
afternoon 10 Golden State Lodge, No. Ill,
of this city.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Beamer
started for Santa Clara with the Scott chill
dren, where they are to be put in the Cali
fornia Home for Feeble Minded Children,
and cared for at the expense of Yolo
county.
John Wall was taken into custody early
last evening by officers Kent, Farren and
Strader for drawing a Knife upon local
officer Goode, in consequence of domestic
disagreement. As Goode did not desire to
prosecute, no charge was entered against
MIN.
The State Board of Equalization held a
meeting yesterday to bic ok out the pro-
gramme of routes to be travelled by the
members in examining into the manner of
making assessments for State and county
purposes FOR 1886. They intend to start
out in a few days.
The Signal Service reports at o'clock
last night showed a rapidly falling barom-
eter, southwesterly winds, and weather
cloudy TO light rain in California; rain was
falling at San Luis Obispo and San Francis
CO; clear weather at Los Angeles and
Keller, and no report from San Diego.
Last evening delegates from Anti-Chi-
ne5e Leagues, Knights of Labor and labor
organizations held a meeting in State
House Hall, under the auspices Of the Me-
chanics' and Laborers' League. Several
earnest and interesting addresses were de-
lvered. and all pIeseit showed great de-
rmination in the cause.
The Commissioners of Lunacy exam
ined Monday evening a woman who gave
her name as Mrs. Johnson and Frank
Silva, who had been arrested on suspicion
of insanity. AS it appeared that they were
only suffering from mental arrangement
consequent upon excessive drinking, they
were not committed, the belief being thu
they will recover after short abstinence
from liquor.
A little paper called The Boycotter, issued
under the auspices of the Mechanics ard
Laborers' Anti-Coolie League OF this city,
made its appearance yesterday 1t was ac-
companied by circular giving the names
of eighty or ninety citizens or business
houses said to be employing Chinese. and
urging that they be boycotted. The publ
cation was generally looked upon as prem
AZURE by those favoring a. boycotiing sys-
tenn, and others regarded it as a curiosity
and matter of amusement, and studied the
names in order to joke their owners Some
of the parties named do not. it is claimed
employ Chinese. and hence are suffering an
ipiuSfico