Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-19
BRIEF NOTES.

citizens of Gait and vicinity this evening.
A thief entered the room of DR.. Akin.
:. son, Health Officer. Sunday night, and
f stole suit of his clothes.
.. The next session of the Supreme Court
will be held in this city, commencing on
the first Monday in November.
A week ago A. Campana, young man
employed at d. DeBernardi & Co.'S, disap-
peared, and has not since been heard from.
! General John T. Carey, Democratic NOM
lnee for Senator, publishes card this
morning. stating his position as regards
public affairs.
Quite a number of the beys and girls of
Davisville are earning their dollar day by
packing raisins-having taken the place of
the Celestials.
At the Conference of the NJ. E. Church
South at San Jose, yesterday, Rev. H. G.
Christian was reappointed as pastor of the
church in this city.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday were
to- and 460, with variable winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee will meet this evening at o'clock
at j. n. Payne's reading-rooms, to discuss
business of Importance.
Unity Lodge, No. 4, Companions of the
forest, will give social and dance at Tur-
ner Hall next Thursday evening. Music
by Jones, Fisch & Watson's band.
Hon. Joel Russell, Prohibition nominee
for Governor, Will address the citizens of
Sacramento, at Turner Hall next Friday
evening at 7:30, on the issues of the day.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday F. S. Smith, a native of
oIr1 tod trNn "a,
testimony of George ?. Register and Joseph
Guth.
Extra passenger coaches were sent over
to Woodland yesterday, for the accommo-
datlon of the people attending the camp
meeting of the Seventh-Day Adventists.
which breaks up to-day.
S. Katzenstein yesterday received from
Missouri trio of prize fowls of the Lang
shan breed, the cock weighing fourteen
pounds and the hens between eight and
ten pounds. They are very fine birds.
The rain of Saturday surned the block
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, on
u, into It's usual winter condition-an al
most impossible mudhole. The proposed
work OF grading it should be hastened.
Notice of assessment has been sent to the
nominees of the Citizens Independent Con-
vention, = by order of the County Central
Committee" calling for 500 each for cam
palgn purposes. It's expensive as well as
fun to be on several tickets.
A special train of twenty carloads of beef
cattle came over from Nevada early this
morning, and another train of the same
size is due at 8 A. NJ. A portion of the cat
tie are going to San Jose, and the balance
to the San Francisco stock yards.
A Republican rally will be held under
| of no
can Club at their hall, Seventeenth and n
streets, next Thursday evening, when sew
eral OF the county candidates and other
gentlemen will deliver addresses
| Deputy Sheriffs Winthrop and Fichtha-
ker brought up from San Francisco last
evening, en- route to the State Prison at |
Folsom, George f. Gardner and w. J. |
Hammer, who are to serve four years each |
for burglary in the second degree.
Deputy Sheriff Bolster, of San Luis
Obispo county, passed through yesterday, |
en- route for the State Prison at Folsom, !
with two prisoners-Edward Bonada, who |
is to serve four years for grand larceny, and |
All Gin, two years, for an assault with a
| deadly weapon.
F. D. Tyrrell, a boy IA years of age, dis |
appeared from his home in this city last |
| Saturday, and has not returned, having (
probably started out as an independent |
party, strenuously Directing to " bossism" |
and having strong opinions on the subject |
of " home rule"
| from NiColaus The first rain of the sea-
son fell here Saturday morning, II of an |
inch being precipitated in about three |
| hours and a half. On Sunday OF of an |
| inch was added, making three-fourths of |
| an inch for a starter"
Some monster apples of the Strawberry |
Groves and Rhode Island Greening varle- |
ties were brought TO the city yesterday by |
w. Z. Toll, from the ranch of ]. Smiley, |
near Iowa Hill. They were grown upon |
gratis obtained from Canada The former !
variety is new here, and is excellent. 1t is |
a large, striped apple, and Of splendid |
flavor.
The price of wheat is so low lust now |
that the farmers do not feel like selling, |
and consequently the work of transporting |
the crop to tidewater has slackened, both |
| by rail and steamer. The steamer San |
! Joaquin, No. 3, which has been running in |
| the grain trade, has been laid up for the |
present. Steamer men say that there is J
still considerable grain on the river bank, |
and thousands of tons in the warehouses |
along the river.
| Jacob S. Goen, Familiarity known as big |
| Jake" being man of large proportions, |
committed suicide at Reno last Thursday |
or Friday by taking poison, having become
discouraged in consequence of his being |
out of money and without the prospect of |
soon obtaining any. He was a veteran of |
| the Mexican war and California Pioneer. |
For many years he was driver on one of |
the stage lines between California and Ne
yada, and later joined the sporting frater- |
nifty, and during latter years has made Sac
rameDto his headquarters.
A correspondent sends the following from
Lincoln, under date of October 18TH "A
game of baseball was played at Mount
Pleasant yesterday between the Lone Stars
of that place and the Silver Star Club of |
Lincoln. The boys of Mount Pleasant had
an easy game to beat There were seven
innings played, the score standing: Lone
Stars, 81; Silver Stars, H." Our CORE
spondent does not say anything relative to
the condition of the scorer and umpire but |
they are probably getting along as well as
could be expected. Two more innings
might have been fatal death from exhaus-