Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-03
RRIEf NOTES.

The last of the Caledonia Dancing
Academy parties will be given this evening.
A strawberry festival will be given to-
morrow evening at the Central NJ. E..
Church.
The colored people of this city go over
to Woodland this morning TO join their
friends there in picnic at Coils Grove.
Work has begun on the drainage sewer
which is to extend across the city on Seven
teenth street, connecting the drainage
canal.
The Snowflake Baseball Club has accept
ed the challenge of the Brighton Club to
play match game at Recreation Park next
Sunday.
C. E. Dingle acting under authority
from the Town Board, has just completed
the census of Woodland, and reports the
present population at 3,404.
At 11:25 last night quite a smart shower
of rain fell in this city. though at the time
there was scarcely cloud to be seen, and
the stars were shining brightly
The Seventh-Day Adventists of Califor-
MIA will hold their annual conference and
camp meeting in Woodland this year, prob
ably the latter part of September.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, OF San Fran
who is on ronte h the STATE Prison at Fol,
som 10 serve fen years for GRAND larceny,
IN Do,,artnent Two of tho Suner;or Court
Yesterday Manuel s WiIIiams q naive nf
| port,,goi wos admitted no cifi1anSbin On
tha tast;n,onx, Of Frant Toray snd / &
Silvera.
In t,,o c,,,,o.io,. Cont - uooalo,a ,os
tordav fterpoon t,,o snec;aI ,,eira Of tb;rt,,
tr;ai ;,rorS for tbe UarIar, casa a,,,,oarad ~
Curl Tbrea IF tben, ,,,ara a,an';nad and
evcnsad
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r,1rar caora,na,,to v,astoria,, ,,,;.b hor .ne
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nni NJ from san Fr,n ".iS 'Hv ;t d
cdhand,se and Inmber "''''
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n. D. heilogg mas oeen appolhleo IA alv IS
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M, y,;oiy;t,, 20 ~ L,Iori,rn,, rasle,,ad
On ,oo,,,t ~ M Loaith
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| Morris Lyman, a resident OF olo county
! since 1929, aieu at Wooolaho' where ne hau
9eeh IN business Tor many years, last Iues-
pay Pr,ss;e and y; lie Ta5 iaiS car VI "A'
n,
Inc iirst OF !he games 70 De prayed De
tween Ine Atlas anu trfenhoou q Morahs'
the I9th, at Agricultural fark, and next
day the same cluos play league game
These arrests were made yesterday
VIM. Abrams, by officer Woods, Tor bat
terry John Doe, by officer farren and ciu-
zen Rand lor pelng drunk; Jas.'hennedy,
Dy ollcers sullivan ana ager, Tor vagrancy.
The committee of citizens appointed by
the City Trustees last Tuesday to take
charge of the arrangements for the celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July will meet at the
capital Hotel TINS evening TO organize ana
commence business
An effort is being made to organize an
other baseball club in this city, which, if
possible, will play at Recreation Park.
There are unengaged players enough in
the city to form good nine, but it might
not be profitable undertaking.
PJ. Williams, who went to Oregon re-
Gently with authority to bring back the
horses belonging to w. B. Todhunter
which were taken up there by William
Murray, or sell them has returned. The
animals were purchased by some of the
| Oregonians
Tboro g ,,or, hrt I;t,lo old ,,roi,, loft =,
tbo ,Tareborsos ON +be ,,,,o SSacra ,,,ento
most of it being Mt Munroeyjlle. II will
probably be three or four weeks before the
new grain is ready TO move to market
The earliest shipment of any considerable
Quantity was made several years ago, on
| the 10th of June.
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