Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09
BRIEF NOTES.

Six carloads of oranges went East yes
te. day. making a total of 1,031 carloads thi:
Season.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
MINER Ss.. ~amento, yesterday, with barge
load of gralD ana wood.
Frank Hafer, switchman in the railroad
ward on Front sh eet, had his right hand
crushed Yesterday, while coupling cars.
Under Sheriff Berfy Mitchell, of Placer
county, took to the Asylum at stockton
Yesterday, an insane man named VIM
Alsop.
Col. James McNasser, Grand h'arshal OF
the Fourth of July procession, p-'ollshes
his proclamation in this mornings RI CORD
UNION.
J.E. D. Baldwin is steadily recoverih. g
from the effect of the injuries received
when he was thrown from his horse last
Sunday.
Handsome stone pavements are being put
down in front of the residences of b. T..
Steinman and Richard Burr, | street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth.
The Brighton Baseball Club has accepted
the challenge of the Independent Baseball
Club of Franklin to play match game at
Franklin next Monday for $25 side.
A necktie social will be given at Good
Templars' Hall, Freeport, this evening, for
the benefit of the II. E. Church of that
place, and general invitation is extended.
Owing to detentions near the Eastern
end of the road, yesterdays express train
from the East did not reach this CITY until
about 6 o'clock last evening, eleven hours
late.
There was good attendance at the Syna-
gogue last evening upon the exercises COM
memorative of the feast of weeks and
to enjoy an excellent lecture by the rabbi
upon the "Ten Words"
The children who are to take part in the
Floral Queen concert, are requested to
meet at the Sixth-street NJ. e. Church to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, when the
different parts will be assigned.
The Secretary of State yesterday paid
into the State treasury $1,093 80 as fees col
lected in his office for the month of May,
and the Harbor Commissioner SIS, 029 "A
for tolls wharfage, etc, collected during
May.
Governor Stoneman has appointed w. S.
Reyes Il Trustee of the State. Mining
Bureau. vice H. Irelan, Jr, resigned. W
NJ. Williams was appointed member of
the Board of Horticulture, vice G. \.
Milco deceased.
Governor Stoneman has authorized the
offering of reward of $500 for the arrest
of the person who assassinated John B.
Stanton near Fall River Mills, Shasta
county. q few weeks ago. Cox & Clarke
will pay an additional reward of $500.
The City Auditor has deposited with the
District Attorney the delinquent assess
ment roll, for city taxes, for the fiscal year
on the first Monday in April,
1886, and the taxes must be paid within
twenty days or suit will be commenced.
Live" Taylor has been released by the
Atlas, and will play with the Pioneers
Mike Fisher will probably fill his place in
the local nine. Charley Robertson has
gone to the springs for week or ten DAYS
The game next Sunday will be between
the Atlas and Haverlys.
AT Woodland yesterday the prosecution
in the Harlan case challenged the new
special venire of fifteen trial jurors, on the
ground of bias on the part of the Sheriff
who summoned them. The Court over
ruled the challenge. The much-desired
twelfth juror has not yet been obtained.
Another party of Raymond & Whit
comb excursionists will arrive here this
evening from San Francisco, and remain
over night, resuming their Journey to-
morning. They will be invited TO
attend the open-air concert this evening,
and to visit the various objects of interest
in the city.
The Mardi Gras Association met at the |
Courthouse last evening to consider tinan- |
cial matters and appointed financial COM |
mittee, which will probably canvass for |
funds in case the Association does not re- |
eeive from the General Committee the APP
necessary for a first class de- |
Officers Mccormick and Leavy arrested |
asst evening Chinaman named All Hing |
lor burglary, in entering another Celestial's |
premises and stealing valise, $11 in coin |
etc. On the way to the station-house, |
Leavy being in advance with the prisoner |
md Mccormick following with the COM
the latter officer picked up a big |
znife which the prisoner had quietly |
dropped as he went along.
The weather this week is decidedly sum-
nerish, and apparently DESTROYS of beating |
he record. The highest and lowest tenn |
oerature according to the Signal Service |
reports was go and SO. Yesterday was |
he third day of this season that has been |
lot-one day in May, 90; last Monday, |
40, and yesterday, 9So. Wind yesterday !
and light with clear weather;
wind fresh, southeasterly, at night, cooling |
off rapidly.
At stable on Ninth street a day or two |
ago several small boys were playing in |
such manner that the hostler deemed |
heir room better than their company, and |
-old them to leave, saying that if they did |
not he would turn the hose upon them. |
They went away, but the largest one, about |
years of age, returned and threw piece |
Of Stag at the hostler, hitting him on the |
head, making severe cut and knocking |
him insensible.
Yesterday forenoon a Chinaman was re-
turning from blackberrying on the bank of |
The American river, when, on the road be- |
tween the north levee and the Twelfth |
street bridge, wagon passed him, upon |
which there were three or four white men. |
One of them threw rock at the Celestial, |
hitting him on the forehead with such |
force that it cut a cash which required |
-hree or four stitches to close up when the |
sufferer was taken to a surgeon.
There was very lively school election at |
Brighton last Saturday, to decide who |
should be School Trustee, DIR. Manlove, a |
Democrat, or George w. Harlow, a Repub- |
ican. The latter received a majority of |
nine votes. At the meeting ON Saturday to |
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of levying special |
AK to build school-house, final action |
was postponed until week from next Sat |
1rday. Meanwhile an examination of the |
AK roll will be made, to ascertain the |
amount of taxable property in the district, |
IN order that the amount of assessment on |
each 800 necessary to raise the sum re-
luired to build the school-house may be
determined.
Another Chance.
EDS. RECORD UNION For the benefit of
who may wish to come to Sacra-
mento and get into a position right away,