Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-24
BRIEF NOTES.

The river rose to % feet 81 inches yester-
day, and then receded little.
| The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in this city yesterday was 76o
and 500
Ripe cherries were received in this city
yesterday from the orchard Of r. Bales,
Newcastle.
Captain E. L. Hawk has sold a half-in-
terest in the orange ranch, near Rocklin, to
DR.. W. Wood, of this city
| Thieves burglarized the premises of Mrs.
Shook, at Ninth and D streets Thursday
night, aIid stole quantity of provisions.
The Sacramento term of the Supreme
Court will open on May Sd, and close May
18th. There are 1872 cases on the calendar
The Western Pacific passenger train, due
mere at . A. NJ. yesterday, was four or five
| hours late, owing to its engine and two
cars getting OIL the track at Stockton.
Klackner's free display of fine etchings
| closes to-day and tonight at 9 P. NJ, at
Whittier d Fuller's art gallery The pict-
ures are to be moved to Denver tomorrow.
The improvements being made to the
building on the southeast corner of Eighth
and streets will cause the structure to be
one OF the handsomeSt business buildings
| in the city.
Governor Stoneman has appointed No
taries Public as follows: A. c. Sweetser,
Sacramento; John A. McQuaid Eureka,
Humboldt county Justin Jacobs, Lemoore,
Tulare county.
Ladies who visited the Capitol grounds
yesterday afternoon were insulted bv some
| loafers who had congregated there. and
whose conduct deserved to be reprimanded
with horsewkip.
J. B. Kueny was arrested Yesterday bv
officer Wendt, for disturbing the peace:
LILY Murray, by officer Sullivan, for exhib-
itlng; All Gee, by Chief Dillman and Off
Ger Rider, for misdemoanor
There Will be special Easter service for
young men only, at $50 P NJ to morrow.
at the Y. NJ. c. 4. rooms. An address
Will be delivered by Rev. P. P. Hamilton,
OF Ohio, on Regeneration"
The Sacramento County Prohibition Con
vention will be held in Exempt Firemen's
Hall, on Eighth street, between and X.
at l O'Clock P. NJ, to day, to elect delegates
to the State Convention, and transact other
business.
1t is to be hoped that The Street Commits
sioner will soon be able to commence re-
pairs upon the streets, as there are SO many
deep holes that driving is far from COM
Portable, and, in fact, dangerous in some
Localities after dark.
The Atlantic Baseball Club has organ
lied, with Theo. Kreuzberger as Captain
g. Davis, Secretary; e. Tobin, Treasurer,
and G. Green, PrOpertyman. The other
members are: G. O'Kay, G. Shields, W
Burke, w. Moore.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday, and
appropriate services will be held in st.
Paul and st. Rose churches. Ii is said by
those who have given the matter attention
that Easter will not fall upon April 25th
again for 100 years.
1t is reported that forty or fifty cattle
have been caught on the low land of the
" overflow" above the American river, by
the rising of the water and are in danger
of starvation or drowning, as the water will
not subside much for some days
The trial of the case of Alice N. Valen-
sin rs. Gulio Valensin, which has occupied
two or three days in the United States Cir
cult Court at San Francisco this week, was
concluded Thursday afternoon, the case
being submitted on briefs to be filed
There was large attendance Yesterday
afternoon upon the funeral of G. DeMar-
TIM, who died suddenly few DAYS ago. It
took place from Pioneer Hall. under the
auspices Of Walhalla Grove, No. 6, U. \.
o. D., of which he had been a member.
James Stinsop, the young man who was
so severely injured at the Rancho del Paso
Station few evenings since, in conse-
Quence OF his putting his head too far out
side Oh car doorway, it coliding with
post as the car moved along, is recovering
from his hurts.
Yesterday Judge Van Fleet granted the
peTemptory writ of mandate asked for bv the
bank of ID. 0. Mills q Co., compelling State
Treasurer Oullahan to pay the warrants
drawn in favor OF eX-Supreme Court Clerk
Mccarthy, for the payment of Supreme
Court expenses.
\ burglar gained entrance to the Eldred
House Thursday night by boring hole in
one of the doors and then inserting a piece
of wire with a loop ON one end, which was
slipped over the knob Of the night-latch
on the inside, and the latch pulled back,
allowing the door 10 be opened \ few
dollars in change and some liquors were
stolen.
Chief Dillman and officer Rider last
night arrested Chinaman named All Gee
for selling opium without afiixing to the
package a label marked Poison" and
keeping a record of sales as required by law
of those selling poisonous compounds a
Chinaman who was purchasing quantity
of the drug at the time was detained as a
witness.
Boys in the vicinity of Third street, be-
tween t and U, have been amusing them
selves recently by assaulting and generally
abusing Cinnamon who might pass by,
going to or returning from the vegetable
gardens near by. Yesterday morning a
Celestial who was badly cut by rock
thrown at him, made complaint at the sta
ton house. and officer Sullivan went to
the scene Of the trouble and arrested q boy
named Mccarthy about 12 years of age,
who was pointed out by the Chinaman as
one of his assailants.
Lately number of nickel watch chains
and other articles have been stolen from
the showcase in front of E. y Bush's store,
aud the aggregate of the thefts reached
quite large figure. The police learned
that q band of boys, ranging in age from 9
TO II years. were the depredators, the
youths stationing guards to give notice of
the approach of any one, and operating
upon the showcase when the storekeeper
was in a back room. They accordingly set
Q trap for the boys, and yesterday officers
Kent Sullivan and Mccormack arrested
seven of them, The same officers also ar
rested nine boys of similar ages for stealing
several hundred bottles from a Junk deal
er's storeroom and selling them to other
junk dealers. 1t is probable that the latter
will have trouble because Of the purchases.
Go To J. r. DAVIS & Sons on Second
street and ask to see the buggies they keep
upstairs. They are the finest finished bug
g es in the city.
A free car will run from Twentieth and
II streets to East Park ON Sunday, for the
benefit Of all who desire to visit the Park
JusT THISK OF IT.-Pure new maple
sugar only 10 cents per pound at the Big
Tree Store, corner of Eighth and J SITS