Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-08
BRIEF NOTES.

San Bernardino COUNTY has settled with
the State Treasurer paying in S3,549 0S.
Unity and California Lodges, X. of H !.
had joint installation of officers last
night.
Clerk in the Southern Pacific freight office
of this city.
| There was a good attendance last even
ing at the Plaza to enjoy the music furn-
lshed by the First Artillery band.
The steamer Dover was launched yester-
day from the ways on the Yolo side of the
river, having been put in thorough repair.
The alarm of fire at 4:45 P NJ. yesterday
from box % was occasioned by a chimney
fire on Sixteenth street. between and X.
The funeral of police officer Kent will
take place from his late residence, l. street,
between Eighth and Ninth, at 3 p. NJ. to-
day.
S. NJ. Hayes, who was struck with hoe
by II. G. Hayes several weeks ago, is re-
covering from his injuries, but will scarcely
be out for month yet.
The highest and lowest temperature YES
| terday, according to the Signal Service re-
ports, was $40 and $40, with fresh southerly
winds and clear weather prevailing.
All persons having bills against the
| Mardi Gras Association are requested to
leave the same at Dale & Co.'S store, 625
street, on or before s P. NJ. to morrow.
! Justice Posts attention has been devoted
for the past two days to the examination of
the case of w. X. Brown, charged with
embezzlement, and will be again to-day.
Another special fruit train of fifteen cars
was sent East last night by W. L. Strong
T. NJ L. l.. I 4. ~
| w. Reed, OF the Fruit-Growers' Associa-
ton.
The Police Commissioners did not hold
a meeting last evening, as had been ap-
pointed, but postponed it to the call of the
Mayor, on account of the death of officer
Kent.
The Board of State Harbor Commission
ers has paid into the State Treasury $50
00t 40 for June as collections on wharfage
etc, and w. II. Thornley,. Commissioner
of immigration, paid in SO as fees for
June.
As an indication of the manner in which
the country people visited Woodland last
Saturday 10 enjoy the celebration of the
national holiday, it may be mentioned
that at one livery stable 155 transient horses
were cared for.
Arrived yesterday, steamer San joaquin
! No. 4, from San Francisco, with merchan-
disc; steamer San Joaquin No. 8, from the
upper Sacramento, with grain and wood !;
steamer d. L. Knight, from MaTysyille, en-
route to San Francisco, with grain.
Police officer Farren has a remarkable
looking pup, appearing to be a cross be-
tween Skye terrier and wildcat. 1t is a
bright little animal, has not been known
to bark, but at times, especially while eat
ing, does some first-class growing.
Officers of the Western Star Frauen
Verein have been elected, as follows
President, X. Futterer; Vice-President, G.
Berchman Secretary, NJ. Echmann ::
Treasurer, L. Steinmetz Conductor NJ. 7.
Benning; Warden, S. NJ. Benning; |. G.,
NJ. Urban.
Charles Leper was arrested at an early
hour yesterday morning by officer McCor-
mack on suspicion of insanity He has
been an inmate of the asylum, and was
discharged about month ago. The Com
missioners of Lunacy will examine him
this morning.
! II. w. Voight, who was held to answer
in the Police Court recently for an assault
| to murder II. j. Postel, is thought by the
officers of the county Jail to be insane. and
he will probably be brought before the
Commissioners to have his mental con-
dition inquired into.
The semi-annual interest due the State
| School Fund on the State bonds held in
trust for that fund, amounting to $50, 420,
has been paid into the State Treasury; also
/ the interest due on the State bonds held in
trust for the University of California,
amounting TO $50, go.
| John Roach, who was about two weeks
ago committed to the County Jail at Wood
| land, to await trial for an attempt to COM
nit rape upon little girl at Cacheville.
has been discharged from custody by Judge
Garoutte on habeas corpus, the record in
| the case being found 10 be irregular and
| incomplete.
Representatives from the Bakers Union
No 24 of San Francisco, came to Sacra-
mento yesterday, and organized a branch
| Union. Employing bakers met with the
employees on invitation, and, on being
asked to sign an agreement TO comply with
the rules of the Union, all proprietors of
bakeries in the city, with one exception,
| did SO.
| An ordinance passed by the City Trus-
tees extends the hours during which prop
erty owners can use city water for irriga-
ting from 5 till 0 morning and evening
During those hours if an alarm of fire oc-
ours, irrigators must Immediately shut the
water off The Superintendent of the
water works intends to take energetic steps
] for the the punishment of those who do
not comply with the ordinance.
At the monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Howard Benevolent Asso-
| citation, the reports showed II men, 80
women and 100 children, making a total of
| 1S9 persons, assisted in June, by the grant
ing of ,033 dispensations, consisting of 900
grocery dspensations, 20 household articles,
II pairs of shoes and 243 articles of clothing.
Railroad fares were paid for two families,
one of which returned to the city ic me-
diately. the total Indebtedness incurred
was S2l2 10.
Sacramento Lodge, No. so, A. 0. U. w,
has installed the following officers, d. D.
10 Judd and S. i. Risdon, officiating; p.
NJ W., Charles II. Van Heusen NJ. W,
George a. Walker; F., Charles S. OFT; O.,
William H. Cass; Recorder, George L.
| Katzenstein; Financier, Marshall r. Beard;
! Receiver. Benjamin Schwarz; G.. John f.
Bohn; 1. W, e. A. Bertagna 0. w. Daniel
Hurley; Medical Examiner, Wallace A.
Briggs, MD.
1t was interesting yesterday morning to
note the difference in the color OF the water
! in the river On the Sacramento side, from
the American river down the city front,
and extending about one-third the width of
| the stream, the water was decidedly yellow.
but on the other side it was almost clear.
and had blush tint. The difference was
caused by the muddy American, which ran
into the Sacramento with so little current
that the water did not mingle until it got
below the city.
| Near Madison, Yolo county, on Tuesday
Chris Hevel fired five shots at G. Tauzer,
| for having eloped with Mrs. Hevel and
taken her to San Francisco, al which place
n detective found them and persuaded her
| to return home. Tauzer went to Hevel
on Tuesday and denied the whole matter,
but Hevel didn't believe him, and used his
| pistol, but failed to hit. Tauzer drew
pistol, but did not shoot The people of
Madison are reported to have got excited
over the case, and hung Tauzer in et1igy.
Bairds Mammoth Ministries.
A good house greeted Baird's Ministries
| at the Clunie Opera House last evening