Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-13
BRIEF NOTES.

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Iolo county has the sum of S27, 19G IS in
! her treasury.
The police are serving notices on property
/ holders relative to weeds.
Deputy Sheriff McComber took Joe No
! Ian to Folsom yesterday, to serve his term
OF one year for burglary.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 3, arrived
,, last evening from the upper Sacramento
with barge lead Of wood.
The next game Of baseball of the league
series in this city will be between the Atlas
and GREENWOOD & Morans.
Another special fruit train is being made
up by members of the Fruit-Growers' As
sociation, to be sent East this evening.
1t is said that couple of ranch teams
that drive into the Third street market
every morning from Yolo are very badly
glandered.
Shad are getting to be quite numerous in
the American. Some boys at Folsom
caught rs last Sunday, some of which were
Is inches in length.
The public school at Fourth and @ streets
will be closed this afternoon out of respect
to the memory of the deceased teacher,
Miss Clara Jackson.
/.
Bridget Ryan, by officer Mccormack, fer
battery; John and Emily Forester, by Off
Ger Farrell for malicious mischief.
L. S. Taylor filed his bond as a Notary
Public with the County Recorder yester-
day, in the sum of $5,000 with James
Bechtel and B. N Bugbey as sureties.
The official bond of William Fay, re-
Gently elected a Constable for Brighton
tOr Oh hot Ia vi &c
fill vacancy, was filed yesterday with the
County Auditor, in the sum of 5000, with
7. C. Perkins and j. V. Robins as sureties.
Owing to the fact that case had been
set for trial in Department Two of the Su-
day, the argument of the habeas corpus
case of Austin. Avery and McGinniss was
yesterday continued by Judge Mcfarland
until to-day.
In yesterdays RECORD [ MON an item re-
ferred to a difficulty which occurred at
Louis Montgaillards grocery, Third and n
streets, Sunday afternoon. By a typo
graphical error, n street" was printed
" NJ street" and in consequence grocer at
Third and NJ streets wants to know why
this is thus
AT the meeting of the County Board of
Equalization yesterday, Mr.. McMullen an,
nounced the death of Miss Clara L. Jack
son, daughter of member of the Board.
and moved that the Board adjourn until
tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, out of respect to her
memory. The motion was seconded by
Mr.. Bates, and adopted unanimously.
The Lower Lake Bulletin says of the Lake
County Railroad project: The Bulletin
has but one opinion in this matter, and
that is, that the Woodland road by 100 per
cent. has precedence over the Napa route,
lnasmuch as our grapes, wines and fruits
can be sent without change of cars or break
in transportation to Chicago, New York or
New Orleans at much less cost than via San
Francisco
Yesterday morning George, the 7-year-
old son of James Murphy, a barber on X
street. near Fifth, came across his fathers
pistol in drawer, and while he was ex-
aiming it the weapon exploded, the ball
striking his left leg below the knee and
iniuring the larger bone. DR.. Wizard cut it
out on the opposite side from where it en-
tered. The wound is painful one and
may prove serious.
President Fassett, of the Board of Super
visors, yesterday drew from the State
Treasury the 1925 20 due to the county
for the support of aged indigents, and de-
benefit of the hospital fund. II. 7. Devlin,
of counsel for the county in the suit against
the Gold Run Ditch and Mining Company,
yesterday paid into the County Treasury
the sum of 81, 500, collected from the COM
pany as costs of suit.
The temperature at A. NJ. yesterday was
50 warmer than the same hour the day
before; at A. NJ. it was 30 warmer at Il
NJ. 10 warmer. at 1 p NJ ii was 10 cooler
and at P. NJ. it was 20 warmer than the
day before, the highest being the same yes
terday as the day before-that is, 95oAand
the lowest yesterday was $50, while the
lowest the day before was only 61o A
cooler wave appears to be coming this way,
as yesterday noon it was from L to 130
cooler in Washington Territory and Oregon
than the twenty-four hours preceding;
while at Keller thunder storm precipita-
ted .01 of an inch during the forenoon.
1t is reported that a man and woman
have been working a new scheme in the
way of pocket picking along the line of the
railroad in the State of Nevada, and were
arrested for their operations at Reno and
Truckee. Their plan of procedure is for
the woman to have sudden attack of in
sanity, during which she manages to Sc
cure valuables from the pockets of those
who go to her assistance, and later turns
them over to her companion, who mean
while has kept aloof from her, as if not
acquainted, and occupied himself with en-
deavors to make his own fingers useful in
tightening pockets. The couple may be
expected this way soon, for they do their
work SO smoothly that it is doubtful
whether they will be convicted at Truckee.
They got clear at Reno.