Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-16
BRIEF NOTES.

A train OF twenty carloads of ice arrived
from Chicago last evening.
| There are 1850 names on the Great
Register of Sacramento county.
The steamer Flora cleared for the upper
Sacramento yesterday, to load with grain.
The Citizens Independent ticket, as put
| IN the field yesterday, is officially published
| in another column.
The Swift and Waterman Legion will
| meet at $50 this evening at Armory Hall,
| to prepare for the parade.
The Forester Gun Club will have a
pigeon shoot for the club medals tomorrow
morning at Agricultural Park.
Charles w. Defending announces himself
this morning as the Democratic nominee
for Assemblyman from the Twentieth Dis
trict.
The report of the condition of the Bank
of D. o. Mills & Co. at the close of business
October 18th is published in the advertising
columns this morning.
The Congregational Society will make
extended Improvements to its church
property on Sixth street, the work to be
commenced next week.
Lee Hung, interpreter in the Police Court,
was yesterday granted leave of absence
for few days, in order to go to San Fran
cisco to see friend off on trip to China.
The contest between J. K. Smith and
General Minis, respectively the Republican
and Democratic nominees for Treasurer of
Yolo county, is spoken of over there as the
fat mems race.
The steamer landing at Clarksburg, Yolo
county, which was badly damaged some
time ago when the steamer Modoc ran
into it, has been thoroughly repaired, and
is good for several years of service.
Messrs. Walsh and House. two ardent
sportsmen of Auburn, went out on quail
shooting match last Sunday, and it was so
closely contested that the former won by
only one bird. Mr.. House didn't kill any
Neither Department of the Superior
Court was in session yesterday, both Judges
being out of town. Judge Van Fleet re-
turned in the afternoon from Colusa where
he had been presiding in place of Judge
Bridgford, and will hold Court to-day.
1t is reported that Clarence Hadley, for
merly a resident of Woodland, has been
murdered, either by Indians or highway
men, on Cherry creek, U. T. The young
man was a nephew of J. 7. and G.. w. Had
ley, of CacheYille, and Mrs. VIM. Manor, of
Woodland.
day: Mrs. Clark, by DIR. Butcher Morri-
son, for being drunk; Bobby Savers, by
officers Mccormack and Sullivan, for va
grancy All Jim, All June, Frank Smith
and Tom Bluit, by the same officers, for
smoking opium.
The steamer Modoc brought up from San
Francisco yesterday morning an unusually
large load of freight, including two lots of
barley and some ponderous machinery for
Colonel Won Schmidt's dredger. Her re-
turn freight was equally large, including
several hundred sheep, and it was nearly
P. NJ. before she got away on her trip to
San Francisco.
At meeting of gentlemen Of st. Rose
parish, held with Bishop Manogue last
Wednesday evening, committee was ap-
pointed to solicit funds to assist in the con-
struction of the Cathedral already begun
at Eleventh and X streets, and the canvass
will be commenced next Monday. The
work received q fine start, through sub
scription of those present at the meeting to
the amount of $4,000.
The trembling of the earth Thursday
evening was not, as many supposed, an
earthquake, but was occasioned by the
falling of Mr.. Norton, Chief Engineer of
the culinary department of the station
from u III the mouse
yard. When officer Farren ran into the
yard Mr.. Norton was still bounding up and
down like rubber ball, but was stopped
as soon as possible, and found to be virtu-
ally unhurt.
AT Recreation Park, tomorrow at "a. NJ,
a match game of baseball will be played
between the rival Mines from the machine
and boiler shops at the railroad works, for
a wager and the championship. Much
interest is felt in the contest, as the players
of each side feel confident of success, and
their friends stick to them closely the
game will therefore be played as stoutly as
possible. There will not be any charge for
admission.
A young man, about 20 years of age,
lately from the East-his family well-to-
do people, residing in New York-was ar
rested last evening for obtaining money
under false pretenses. In few days he
sauandered $500 sent him by his father to
return home with. and then got two Sac
ramentans to indorse his draft for 500,
saying that he would use the money to pay
his passage East next Tuesday. Instead of
doing so he spent $40 in hiring team,
which led to the belief that he did not
intend to do as he had represented, and he
was taken into custody. The matter will
probably be Strengthened up this morning.