Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-17
BRIEF NOTES.

The Planters Wife theatrical com.
pany came up from Los Angeles yesterday
going East.
The Hill-Austin-Avery- McGinnis case i:
on the calendar of the Police Court fol
hearing to-day.
The Plaisir Club had moonlight excur,
sion TO Folsom and dance at Natoma
Grove last night.
The General Committee of the Fourth Of
July celebration will meet at the Capital
Hotel tomorrow evening.
Information is wanted by his sick
mother of Patrick Sullivan, of Freeport
who left that place on the 18th of last May.
| The Treasurer OF Lake county Yesterday
paid into the State treasury 81 lGi So; the
Treasurer of Mendocino county paid in
$9.312 IS.
The change of time of the Sacramento
steamers in leaving San Francisco making
| it l, instead of 4, P. M.-win not go into
effect until July LIST.
| Next Sunday afternoon there will be a
pigeon shooting match at Florin between G..
| II. Jones of that place and Dwight Bas-
comb of Elk Grove, for purse of $40.
The Sacramento river is receding Just
now with such rapidity that there is apt TO
be sandbar or two in sight before the 18th
OF July. 1t now registers II feet 3 inches.
AT the meeting of the Three and Half
Ward Republican CLUB last evening all the
old officers were reelected, and the Club
adjourned subject to the call of the Execu-
tive Committee.
These arrests were made Yesterday: w.
IL. Weight, by VIM. Arlington, fol an as
sault with a deadly weapon; Richard
Kelly and Charles Woods, by officer Far
rell, for vagrancy.
Deputy Sheriff f. Fredericks is securing
signatures to a petition to the Police Com
missioners for his appointment as special
officer for the district between \ and z,
Tenth and Fifteenth streets.
Fish Commissioner Buckingham went
up yesterday to examine the dam in the
American river belonging to the Natoma
Ditch Company, as it is alleged that it pre-
vents fish from ascending the river.
The East-bound express from San Fran
cisco last evening consisted of nineteen
cars, of which five contained fruit-the
largest shipment so far this season. The
| train went over the hill in two sections.
Extensive improvements are being made
to the baseball grounds at the Park, in
| creasing the seating accommodations. The
back stop will be put further back, making
| room for more seats and a scorers stand.
The only business in the Superior Court
yesterday was the further hearing of the
case of A ]. Stevens VS.. the California Iron
and Steel Company, which will occupy
Judge Netherlands attention for some time
yet.
Officer Kent arrested boy about y
81 n
! day, on suspicion of his having stolen $40
from the pockets of a son of Mrs. James
Lansing, with whom ard other boys he
had been in swimming.
The following officers have been elected
by the Pacific Encampment, No. >, |. o. o..
f.: S. Morris, C. P; P B. Fountain. H
P; ]. C. Moore, S. W; C. W. Baker, j. w;
E. Glover, Scribe s. B. Smith. Treasurer !;
Trustees-T. C. Jones, n. W. Robin and
Joseph Bories.
Germania Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 81
|. o. 0. F. has elected the following Off
GERS Mrs. II. Goepel, n. c.; Mrs. W.
Specht, " g.; Mrs. T. Ochsner, r. S.; Mrs.
+. KRONER, f. S.; Treasurer, Mrs. K
Trisch Trustees-Mrs X. Futterer, Mrs r.
Marks and B. Wilson.
A loud smell of something burning was
noticed i'll the gentlemen's waiting-room
at the depot yesterday morning. and on in
vestigation it was found that the overalls
OF Chinaman sitting there were on fire
They were rolled UP at the bottom, and
Some one had placed lighted cigar in the
folds of the cloth.
L. w. Watkins, of New York, Secretary
of the International Committee. y. NJ. c.
a., will spend next Sunday in Sacramento
and give an address in the afternoon to
young men, at the y NJ. C. A. Hall, and
will also address Il union meeting of the
churches, to be held at the Congregational
Church, in the evening.
Mrs. Amelia Saunders has brought suit
in the Superior Court against the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company, to re-
cover the sum of $1,000, the amount for
which her husband, j. i. Saunders, who
was drowned last winter, was insured The
company resist the payment on the theory
that Mr.. Saunders committed suicide, and
was not drowned accidentally.
The steamer San Joaquin No. arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise and lumber. The Dover arrived
from Marysville with wheat Captain Page
made considerable inquiry along the river
as he came down, and found that the gale of
| last Saturday had not done much damage
| near the Sacramento, but from the dry
| lands of the interior there was complaint
| of great loss.
Some time since ]. J. Mooser swore out q
| warrant in Justice Posts Court accusing
W. X Brown, formerly a street-sprinkler
and dirt hauler in this city, with embezzle-
ment, in taking with him, when he left
Sacramento, certain horses which Mr..
Mooser claims. The warrant was sent to
San Diego county, where Brown has been
| living lately, and yesterday Sheriff Bushy-
head brought him back to Sacramento.
Officer Mccormack arrested yesterday, on
suspicion of larceny a man who had Just
sold at a secondhand dealers a pair of
| shoes which are not believed to have been
his property, as they were much too large
| for him. He also had on his person
two large reviewers Colts navy and an
| equally large one of the Merwin d Hub
bard pattern. He says he came recently
| from Arizona, and is considerable of a
traveller, having ranged in Oregon and
Montana also.
Karl Heinrich, formerly of Sacramento,
and teacher of school at Twelfth and X
streets, is now business manager of the
| Nord California Herold at Red Bluff He
evidently intends resuming the profession
of teaching, as it is noticed that at the re-
cent examination for certificates in Tehama
county he appeared and scored 941 credits
| out of 1000. 1t was also stated in connec-
| ton with the examination that only two
| have made higher number of credits at
examinations in that county.
| A Grizzly Flat correspondent of the
Mountain Democrat says: James Wood
| burr was in town yesterday, and found 4
| package in the postoffice awaiting him,
| which contained a fish hook probably
made from one of the prongs of a one
horse rake, with halfinch rope for a line.
He went fishing, however. and caught
eleven beauties, and would have got more
but was run in by n thunder shower. l
hope all Sacramentans will pass this item
by, as James may have caught many,
many more that your correspondent over
looked
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State of the
Puritan Club; The Ventura Drying Com
pany, Consolidated Consolidated Irwin
chile Mining Company; Clyde Mining
| Company Santa Barbara Steam Laundry