Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-29
BRIEF NOTES.
There were no arrests recorded on the
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There were no arrests recorded on the
station house slate last night.
The Great Chiefs of the Order will paw
an official visit TO Costumes Tribe. INN.
o. Z. NJ, this evening.
The Harrison and Gourlay " Skipped bv
the Light of the Moon " company went
over TO Woodland Yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Chambers yesterday took
A. A. Nethercott to San Quentin to serve
his term of two years for embezzleinent.
ST. Paufs Church picnic will be held at
Beach's Grove, Freeport. on Friday, Nav
Ith. Music by Jones, Fisch & Watson's
band.
The highest and lowest temperature in
Sacramento yesterday was $50 and so,
with southerly and southwesterly winds.
and weather clear 10 fair.
The first section of the express train from
the East reached this city on time yester-
day morning, but the second section did
not get in until after P. NJ.
The NJ. E. Church South Society of
Woodland have had the plans and specifi-
cations prepared for new church edifice,
whIchis to be built Immediately.
2. III. Murphy. of Brighton, brought the
first cherries from that section to market
yesterday, and Mrs. Cannon brought the
hrst from the Sacramento river district.
Henry Mitchell, who was arrested on
suspicion of insanity few DAYS ago was
examined by the Commissioners of Lunacy
yesterday, and committed to the Asylum at
Napa.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Jacob Herman, native
OF Germany, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of Jacob Frees and
Charles Dietrich.
Clarence n. Nelson, Superintendent of
City Cemeteries, is haviny them cleaned
up thoroughly. About twenty men are
engaged in the work at the City Cemetery.
and seven or eight at the Helvetia.
Twenty-Five or thirty lumbermen came
up from San Francisco Tuesday night. and
yesterday went up to Towle's station, to be
engaged in getting out lumber and cutting
wood, taking the places of Cinnamon
A young man named John Carter, who
has been selling hay for farmers in this
city recently, is reported to have disap-
peared, and without having settled up with
several of those for whom he effected sales.
The Caledonia Select Dancing Academy
Will give party at Jacobs Hall, ] street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, this evening,
under the direction of Professor Beaton, of
San francisco. Admission so cents ladies
free.
The Ministerial Association of the Sac
ramento District of the NJ. L. Church COM
menced its sessions at Marysville on Tues
day, and will complete its business this
evening Rev. Mr.. Gober preached the
opening sermon.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of wood, and the San Joaquin No. 4.
from San Francisco, with merchandise,
lumber, etc. The No. 4 returned to the
Bay with wood.
Court Suffer. No. 1916, A. O. F., celebra-
ted It's first anniversary last evening at Red
Mems Hall with literary entertainment.
Sacramento Conclave, No. II, and Courts
Capital and Sacramento paid a visit in
honor of the occasion.
Two members of the Salvation Army.
named Fisher and Powell, were arrested a
few days ago on suspicion of their having
committed robbery, but as no evidence
could be obtained against them they have
been released from custody.
Warren Post No. "a, G. A. R., will give
a social dance at their hail. Tenth and K
streets, this evening, the proceedings to be
devoted to the benefit of the relief fund. A
general invitation is extended and good
time promised. Tickets, % cents ladies
free.
A lady residing in the lower portion of
the city gave tramp place to sleep Tues
day night, and intended to furnish, him
with breakfast yesterday morning, but he
didn't wait for breakfast just folded the
blankets he had been sleeping in and stole
away with them. Visiting tramps in the
future will find the lady's heart turned
into adamant.
The Republicans of Woodland held
caucus Tuesday night to nominate a ticket
to be run at the municipal election in that
place next Monday. Warren Powers re-
ceived the nomination for Town Marshal
and G. ID. Burleson, Chas. Gummow, C. NJ.
Hiddleson, G. w. Brown and L. W. Hill
ker were declared the nominees of the
caucus for Town Trustees.
The California Transportation Company
has intimated to a committee of the Sacra-
mento River Fruit-growers' Association
that it will not reduce the rates of trans
portation on fruit this season. for the rea-
son that there will be only a quarter of
crop, therefore there will be small guam
tity to handle, and the company cannot
afford TO make any reduction.
At the Odd Fellows picnic near Wood
land, Monday, tramps made themselves
troublesome by raiding unguarded lunch
baskets, and an effort was made to capture
the rascals. young man, about 20 years
of age, with unmistakable signs of belong
ing to the great family of Migrants, was
discovered RECALLING himself with not fewer
than three kinds of cake. He ran, closely
pursued, and jumped over fence into
what looked like shallow water, but in
fact into hole ten feet deep. The bath was
entirely involuntary, but it had the effect
of cooling him off and rendering him sub
missive to authority.