Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
BRIEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made by the police
yesterdaay-none in As hours
J The Fruit Growers Association will meet
at Changers Hall at l P. NJ. to-day.
Governor Stoneman has appointed Tbos
j. Ables Notary Public, to reside at To
males, Marin county.
The Pioneer Milling Company of this
/ city has filed a trademark, - Pioneer Mills
Best Roller Flour with the Secretary of
State.
A two-year-old son of C. Christiangon
OF the Pacific Market, fractured his Loo
above the knee, on Wednesday, by fall
| from porch
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, cleared
for San Francisco yesterday with grain. and
the Dover, for the upper Sacramento. with
merchandise and lumber.
Governor Stoneman has appointed VIM.
j. Younger, of San Francisco. and !.
Crawford, of Los Angeles, as members of
the State Board of Dental Examiners.
cart in which j. E. Terry was riding
on Third street, near J yesterday afternoon
lost one of its wheels and he met with q
| tumble, but escaped without much injury.
The Frauen-V erein of the German I'm.
| theran Church will give a concert at the
| church, Twelfth and K streets, this even
ing. Admission, % cents. Refreshments
free
Deputy Sheriff Karcher will take to Fol
som this morning James Riley, who was
sentenced by Judge Van Fleet on Wednes
day to serve eighteen months for petit lar
ceny, second otfense.
bartholomew Roche, who was shot bv
William Griggs, is improving in condition,
and will doubtless recover. Griggs is sill
confined in the city prison, not having
made any effort to give bail.
Peter Fitzsimmons states that the
Leonard residence, where Frank Ellis saws
he got hurt Monday night, is at No. 423 n
street, and not No. 413. He knows. be-
cause he lives at the latter place himself.
Erskine Greer, for many years a mer-
chant of this city, but latterly successful
farmer on Fruit Ridge in this county. has
been appointed manager of the Changers
cooperative store at Tenth and X streets.
The Snowflake Baseball Club organ
lied last evening, with the following Off
GERS A. Andrews President c. P. Free
man, Nlce-President Thomas Hall, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; +. J. Mason, Cap
tain.
General A. L. Hart went to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon to appear in the
United States Circuit Court to-day, at the
hearing OF the case of Z. l. Baldwin, one
OF the Nicolaus " conspirators," on habeas
corpus
The $4,000 appropriated by the last
Legislature TO assist in defraying the ex-
penses of the National Encampment of the
Grand Army Of The Republic has been
turned over to Bank Commissioner Litch-
field, who is a member of the Executive
Committee, c. a. r.
Sacramento Parlor, No. ), n. S. G.. w.
will celebrate its eighth anniversary this
evening. A good programme of exercises
has been prepared for the occasion. and
Grand Vice-President Charles w. Decker.
OF San Francisco, will be present and de-
liver an address. There will also be a
collation..
General Superintendent Fillmore, Judge
Sanderson, S. f. Gerald VIM Curtis and
others went up in the car Sacramento
yesterday, over the Northern road, to the
= front of the California and Oregon Rail
road, on tour of inspection, and will re-
turn to-day. Tomorrow they will make
trip over the Napa Branch.
The maximum velocity of wind yester-
day at the Signal office in this CITY was u
miles per hour during the afternoon. The
maximum yesterday at Cape Mendocino
was 40 miles, Red Bluff 26 miles and
Keller y miles, during the forenoon San
Francisco, San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles
and San Diego had but a light to fresh
breeze-say, from . to 10 miles per hour.
The project OF establishing a semi
monthly paper in this city, in the interest
of the Native Sons of the Golden West. has
been abandoned by the originators, who,
after procuring material and going to other
expense, found that two papers of similar
character were abOutto be started at San
Francisco. The Sacramento men con-
cluded, therefore, to retire from the field.
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday, there not being a case of any
kind on the calendar. The officers are pos
sibly giving more time just now to securing
signatures to recommendations for their
reelection when the Police Commissioners
meet next week than to the gathering in of
offenders; but they say that they have got
the town IN such an admirable condition
that there are no offenders
tramp yesterday worked the upper
portion OF the town with new racket He
would call at residence coatless, tell the
lady of the house that he was Just out of
the hospital, and beg a coat. This he did
at several houses, and succeeded in depict
ing the wardrobe of several husbands. The
coats were all q soaked" at a downtown
second hand clothing store and the tramp
last evening was soaked with whisky, per-
ambulating J and X streets coatless, and as
happy as clam at high tide.
n. G. Hickman, who was arrested at the
Sacramento depot while en- route for the
East last Tuesday evening from San Fran
cisco, on dispatch accusing him of grand
larceny in stealing $500 from the purse a
friend had left with him for safe keeping.
70 n IN
by detective Cof1ey, but on the matter be-
ing inquired into there it was found that
there was no evidence to convict him. and
he was released. Last evening he returned
to Sacramento on his way Eastward.
A Chinaman telegraphed from Tehama
to q Sacramento Chinaman, on Wednes-
day, to have a Chinawoman-who was
running away from her owner in the upper
country with lover-arrested here on the
arrival of the Delta train. The Sacramento
Celestial was on the lookout, but The run
aways did not come by that train. 1t is
thought, however, that they got here by
the train at II A. M.-earlier than was ex-
pected. A couple answering their descrip-
ton came at that hour, rode 10 Chinatown
in wagon, and intimated that they were
going to CORTLAND.
When the case of Hattie Levison, who
recently attempted to kill her husband by
shooting him in the neck, was called by
Judge Lawler yesterday afternoon in the
San Francisco Police Court Prosecuting
Attorney Pratt announced that the COM
plainant in the case had not put in an APP
pearance, nor could he be found by the
officers. Judge Lawler said as Levison had
been ordered by the Court to appear, it was
clearly case of contempt, and that a writ
of attachment would.be unnecessary How
ever, he would give the complainant until
next Monday to appear in Court, and the
case was continued until that time.
Choral Society Concert
The Sacramento Choral Society will give
its first concert at the Congregational
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