Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
BRIEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made by the police
| yesterday.
The Tin Soldier" company left last
evening for Denver.
The steamer Varuna arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain.
A special train of eighteen cars of tea
went East last night, and another follows
this morning.
DR.. C. C. O'Donnell will hold an open-air
| anti-Chinese meeting at Fourth and X
streets this evening.
John Daley one day this week, shot a
gray eagle near Elk Grove that measured
seven feet from tip to tip.
The dust flying freely in the street YES
terday indicated that the sprinkling cart
men had better be woke up again.
The Alta Baseball Club leaves this even
ing for Grass Valley TO play game to-
morrow with the True Blues of that place.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $50 and 450,
with gentle southerly winds and clear
weather.
Deputy Sheriff Ward, of Butte county,
passed through yesterday, conveying to the
asylum at Stockton an insane man named
T. Alves.
The Yolo County Infrmary and Poor
Farm is nearly completed, and next Mon
day morning the inmates of the old place
will be removed to the new institution.
The Citizens Independent Committee
will meet at Changers Hall at 2 P. NJ to-
day. The candidates are requested to APP
pear before the committee, as there is bust
ness of importance to transact.
The steam launch Nita, which went up
the river a few days ago, is said to have
been purchased TO bring milk down from
Brytes ranch when the roads are impassa-
BILE during the winter season.
The Governor has commissioned J. H.
Fletcher a Notary Public, to reside at
townsville, Plumas county, and Charles D.
Greene, Jr., a Commissioner of Deeds for
California, to reside at st. Louis, Mo.
Tonight the Republican county canvass
ers will hold a meeting at CORTLAND. They
are meeting with great success throughout
the county and feel jubilant over the excel
lent prospect, everything indicating that
they have walk over.
George Van Kleeck, the young man ar
rested few days ago because of his having
obtained Endorsements to a draft by false
pretenses, was released from custody yes
terday, his father having telegraphed the
funds to make good the young mans de-
linqencies and to pay his passage home.
The Committee on Hall, recently ap-
pointed by the Improved Order of Red
Men, will meet at their hall at 1:30 P. NJ.
tomorrow. when all are requested to be
present. The proposition under consider
alton is for the Tribes of the Order in this
city to purchase the lot on the northwest
corner of Sixth and L streets, and erect
fine building.
Thursday afternoon Chinese doctor was
assaulted by one of his countrymen in
joss-house on street, between Second and
Third, during an alteration they were hay
ing, and narrowly escaped having case in
surgery to treat as his opponent lunged at
him with a knife. He partly evaded the
blow, but his clothing was cut through and
a slight scratch inflicted upon his flesh.
The wielder of the knife took hurried de-
parture.
Captain Siddons recovered yesterday his
handsome and valuable diamond pin,
which he lost several days ago. 1t was
sent up from San Francisco. by Henry
Avery, Of 40 Market street, by express,
the messenger having instructions to col
lect $50, the reward Captain Siddons offered
for its recovery, and which he willingly
paid, as the pin was very highly priced, not
only for its intrinsic value, but because of
associations connected with it. No in
formation was received as to how it fell
into Mr.. Avery's possession.