Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-31
BRIEF NOTES.

! But one arrest was made yesterday-Jack
Dawson, by officer Coffey, for being drunk.
Complaint has been made to the police of
the misconduct of boys at Seventh and d
streets.
| The Sacramento river rose about foot
yesterday, and is now nine feet six inches
above low water mark.
| Local Assembly No. 6,053, Knights Of
! Labor, has disbanded, because of lack of
interest on the part of the members.
Bony Sewell, colored man who was one
of the Characters of the city, and an old
resident, died yesterday at the county hos
pital of dropsy.
| The steamer Dover cleared for the upper
Sacramento yesterday with merchandise
and lumber, and the San Joaquin No. 4 f r
| San Francisco with grain.
There will be watch-night services at the
Central M. E. Church tonight, commence
ing at 8 o'clock. The Sixth-street NJ. E.
Church unite in the exercises.
The Union Brewery is making extensive
additions to its working apparatus, very
large tank and considerable new machinery
having been received on Wednesday.
Miss Kate Oullahan, of Stockton, ma
tive of Sacramento, who was travelling in
Europe with her aunt. Mrs. s. NJ. Clarke,
died in Dublin, Ireland, few days since
Chief of Police Dillman returned yester-
day from Buffalo, New York, after an abb
sence of about two weeks, bringing back
the boy VIM. Haley, for whom he went
and who is charged with stealing 500 from
his father.
John Ramsay, employed at Hartwell,
Hotchkiss & Stalkers planning mill, Front
and Q streets, lost two fingers and portion
of the thumb OF his right hand Wednesday
of the machinery.
Weinstock & Lubin have purchased
from Mrs. Willem the brick building used
as meat market adjoining on the east their
property on X street. between Fourth and
Fifth, and will add it to their stores The
price paid was $1,000.
The Executive Committee that has
charge of the Inaugural Ball met at the
office of w. P. Coleman last evening, and
received reports from the various sub
committees, all reporting progress. The
committee adjourned to Tuesday evening,
January 4th
The California and Oregon Railroad
track was free from the debris of the land
slides yesterday, and trains were running
all night. Notwithstanding the threaten
ing weather on Wednesday, the railroad
builders at the southern end of Shasta val
ley laid mile of track that day.
Sheriff Inflow, of Yuba county, and one
of his deputies took to the State Prison at
Folsom yesterday John Herman and All
Wing, who are to serve three years for
petit larceny second offense, and Lawrence
Dooley and William Hayes, under sentence
of three years for grand larceny.
With to-day virtually closes the official
career of large number of gentlemen who
have been serving the people in connection
with various State, county and city offices,
tomorrow and Sunday being holidays.
Next Monday the new officers will enter
upon the discharge of their duties.
A new time card goes into effect on the
railroad tomorrow, butt makes no change
of consequence in the arrival and depart
ure of trains. Trains now running to Nc
Cloud, on the California and Oregon Rail
road, go through to Edgewood, "a miles
further north, and but 70 miles from Ash
land.
The entertainment given by the children
of st. PauPs Sunday school at Turner Hall
last evening was in every way successful.
1t opened with a play founded on the
=" Mother Goose Melodies" under the
management of Misses Lewis, Felter and
Hinkson. Refreshments were served, fol-
lowed by social dance.
The case of DIR. 0'Leary, charged with
practicing medicine without license. was
partially tried at Woodland on Wednesday,
and then continued until 10 A. NJ. to day, to
give the Sheriff time to serve attachments
upon members of the State Board of Med
ical Examiners, who had been su5penaed
as witnesses but failed to appear.
Sacramento Stamm, U. o. r. NJ, last
evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing term o. Chief, f. Schneider;
n. Chief, Gust. VAIL; B. Chief, r. Bor-
diser Rec. Secretary, ]. Links ; Financial
Secretary, d. wilkins Treasurer, ]. Grei-
sci Trustees, +. Biewener, o. Wilhelm, C. |
Kuhn, j. Falkenstein and Chas. Schmitt.
Court Sacramento, A. 0. F., No, 6,S61, |
elected officers last evening as follows: C. |
R., N; Harm; s, G. R., G. B, Strong; Treas
urer, John SHELTON: f. S., B. F. Parsons
R. s., John Morris; S. W., W. ]. Carlaw
J. W, A. Morrison S. B., w. J. Kaerth
J. B, NJ. White; Physician, DR.. Glow.
Trustees-W. H. Hamilton, E. H. Mckee,
B. NJ. Dean. Auditors-W. J. Gieger, L.
a. Morgan, d. Alexander.
Last night two individuals, very much
under the influence of liquor, showed de-
termination to have quarrel in a K-street
saloon and were put out of the place, with
a recommendation to do their fighting on
the sidewalk. Each of them rallied upon
an awning post, and then commenced
bitter fight-of words. They were too
drunk to stand alone, and, recognizing the
fact, neither dared venture from his post,
which stood up for him like a true friend.
After they had fought one another in the
most bloodthirsty manner with threats,
the difficulty was terminated by friend
taking one of them away, while the other
soon slipped down and fell asleep ON the
edge of the sidewalk.
The Chautauqua Circles of this city had
very pleasant reunion in the parlors of
the Congregational Church Wednesday
evening. The entertainment took the form
of Milton party, many of the membe
appearing in the costumes of his time. The
following programme was given: Piano
solo. Miss Maud Davis tableau, portraits
of Charles |. and Queen Henrietta: essay,
"Milton and His Contemporaries" Mrs.
Campbell; vocal solo, Miss Campbell; read
ing from John Bunyan, E. B. Hussey;
tableau, portrait of Puritan; vocal duet,
Mrs. Fitch and Mr.. Barrett; tableau. "Mr.
Pepys and Wife Presented at Court" Re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
time enjoyed by all.
Citrus Fruits on the River