Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-04
BRIEF NOTES.

The steamer D. Z. knight brought down
barge of grain from Feather river for the
Pioneer mill yesterday.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given by the ladies of the Seventh
street NJ. E. Church South on Wednesday
evening" the 18th instant
Billy Mclaughlin, the well-kncwn base
ball artist, is in correspondence with the
Savannah Club, of the Southern League
and may sign with that organization for
the coming season.
These arrests were made yesterday: John
Doe. by officer Ash, for vagrancy; Antoine
Gregory, by officer Coffey, for battery;
Mike McQuade by officer Coffey, for being
common drunkard.
The second supplemental bond of D. ].
Oullahan, State Treasurer, was yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State, in which
f. T. Thrift takes Christys place as surety
in the sum of $4,000
The sewer pipe from the railroad works
to the Third-street sewer, which some one
broke recently with the idea of having the
waters Of China slough drained into the
sewer, has been repaired.
The President of the Board of Super
visors, County Auditor and County Treas
urer counted the money in the county
treasury, and found the full amount on
hand that the Auditors books called for
S159,193 81.
The following large warrants have been
drawn during the week by the Controller
Stockton Insane Asylum, ST.. 1872 So; Napa
Insane Asylum. SlT.54 Sc; State Printing
office, S5,17S 0S; expense of Supreme
| Court, 81, 307 40.
Articles OF incorporation have been filed |
| with the Secretary of State of the Caccia- |
tori del Alpi Mutual Benevolent Associa- |
ton, amended certificate of the Napa Val |
| ley Wine Company, and the Pacific Type |
Foundry Company.
A few days ago a gentleman of this city |
had occasion to administer a severe whip |
ping to q young Chinaman, employed by a
neighbor, who had been endeavoring to
| take liberties with the citizens little
daughter and other little girls.
Buck O'Neil, arrested at MERGED about
two weeks ago for burglary, being caught
in the act, has pleaded guilty and received
sentence of five years at San Quentin. He
evidently did not wish to stand trial and
send 10 Sacramento for certificate of good
| character.
Sacramento Division, No. 7, Uniform
Rank. Knights of Pythias has elected the
following officers for the ensuing Year S.
K. c., Captain James A. Davis: S. X. L. c.
| Lieutenant George b. KatZensten Re-
corder, William S. Oke; Treasurer Sam
Katzenstein.
Mr.. Hull, agent for the Etna Insurance
Company, states, in response to a brief
mention in yesterdays RECORD UNION that
Henry A. Caulfeld had received but $50
of the judgment against the company
awarded by the Superior Court, that he
paid to Henry AS attorney the full
amount of $266 Is.
At the regular semi-annual election of
officers of the Hussar Band, the following
were chosen for the ensuing term |. C,
Shaw, President (re-elected); f. Melville,
Secretary and Assistant Business Manager
p. Spargo Leader and Conductor; L. Lott
hammer, Business Manager and Treasurer
(re-elected); Dexter Wright Librarian IRE
elected.
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing Notaries Public: NJ. II. Albery, Colusa:
J. G. McCord Kelseyville; George G. Den
mis-, Los Angeles; H. W. 0'Melviny,
Los Angeles; Edward Jackman, Los
Angeles; Clarence Stewart Riverside
J. A. Rice, National City; Isaac Joseph,
Sacramento; J. W. Wilcoxon, San Luis
Obispo Robert NJ. billiard, Santa Barbara;
c. ". Bush, Woodland
A member of the Executive Committee
states that he yesterday examined the reg
lister kept at the Association employment
office, on X street, of those desiring help
and those wishing employment. He found
the names of about sixty, mostly women,
who wish work of various kinds, but
hardly any names have been left of those
who desire to employ white help.
Yesterday astonished the people of this
vicinity by being sunshiny and warm-a
great relief from the long periods of storms,
!, clouds and fog. Although the sun was
shining brightly in the city, few hundred
yards up the river near the mouth of the
American, heavy bank of fog hung over
the stream, and once in a while little of
1t would come down to the city, following
the river. 1t was very foggy in the neigh
borhood of the Bay yesterday morning.
: W. r. Williamson has identified Spfout
and Glover, the men arrested for robbing
: him at the New England mills, as his as
sallants, and it is probable that they will
serve terms in one of the States reform
atories. In addition to Williamson's testi-
mony, there will be the circumstantial
evidence against them that they had no
money just before the robbery, but were
: quite flush afterwards, and purchased arti-
Giles of clothing. Their reputation will also
!, be against them.
Yesterday Mr.. Harms, living about four
miles below the city on the river reported
that VIM. Groves, aged about IS years, who
lately came from Oregon. and at the time
was living with him, left some time Tues
day night in a large blue-painted boat,
belonging to H. Groves He stole a Win
chester rifle double-barreled breech load
ing shotgun and two reyelvers, belonging
to a man who left them there, and suit
of clothes from Mr.. Harms boy. 1t is
thought he has a companion.
About o'clock this morning a man was
, observed coming out of DeBernardis mar
ket over the front gate, and special officer
Cafferty endeavored to capture him. He
| was too fleet of foot, however. and escaped
arrest. An examination of the premises
showed that the burglar had taken
what change there was in the money
drawer, together with two tur-
keys. 1t was also found that he had
eaten four crabs and can of mushrooms
: A description of the marauder is in the
/ hands of the police, and he will probably
? be captured.
Lee Kee HI, the Chinaman who killed
another at CORTLAND few days ago, but
was found by the Coroners jury to have
acted in self-defense is quartered at the
county Jail, Fred B. Hurston having
: brought him to that institution the day
after the homicide. District Attorney
Buckley is now engaged with the Lowell
case in the Superior Court, but as soon as
possible he will have the prisoner ex-
ahmed before a committing magistrate.
/; As there is no Justice of the Peace at Court
land, the examination will probably be
held in this city
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