Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11
BRIEF NOTES.

Inc steamer taruDA arrived TOlH Tue
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain.
The Brighton Baseball Club is under en-
gagement to play the Damianas, of San
Francisco, at Stockton tomorrow.
The Sacramento river rose quite rapidly
Thursday night and yesterday morning,
and in the afternoon registered about II
feet.
The first annual joint party of Nos. II
and 81, of the Y. NJ. l., will take place ct
Armory Hall on Friday evening, the 31st
instant.
Me. Weaver was yesterday granted by
the Superior Court a divorce from H. a.
Weaver, and Teresa a. 0dell divorce
from NJ NJ. Odell.
Thirtv-six men of Company K, First U.
s. Infantry, passed through to San Fran
cisco and Angel Island yesterday morning
from Fort McDermitt Nevada.
Two carloads of trotting colts and brood
mares were brought down from Senator
Stanford's Vina ranch on yesterdays pas
senger train en- route to Palo Alto.
General Superintendent Fillmore, Divi-
sion Superintendent Wright and other gen.
tlemen left last evening by special train for
the front" of the California and Oregon
Railroad.
Warrants on the State general fund for
the thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh fiscal
years, and all up to No. 323 of the thirty
eighth fiscal year, are now payable at the
State Treasurer's office.
The express train from the East yester-
day morning was very light, not having
connected with Eastern trains at Ogden. 1t
had but three cars for passengers-a sleep
er, a coach and smoker.
Officer Glennon, of San Francisco, and
All Gong. who came up here two or three
days ago to endeavor to recover the latter's
wife, returned yesterday to San Francisco,
having been unsuccessful.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday were 560 and $50,
with calm and variable winds, light south
erly at night, and weather clear to fair and
cloudy. River, 10 feet II inches, rise of 2
feet inches in "a hours.
Commissions were yesterday issued from
general headquarters to George W. Stafford,
as Captain; H l. Seymour, as First Lieu
tenant, and Presley B. Johnson, as Second
Lieutenant-all of Company E, First Ar
tillery Regiment Fourth Brigade
Yesterdays train over the Northern and
California and Oregon Railroads only went
as lar as DuIlSInuII, tleNe UtlON
McCloud but it is expected that the track
will be clear from the debris of recent
slides so that to-day's train from this city
can go through to the end of the road.
William Collins the colored man who
recently entered the room of c. johnson,
at the old William Tell House, and stole a
few small articles, being caught in the act,
entered plea of guilty to charge OF burg
larry in the Superior Court yesterday, and
will receive sentence next Monday.
S. P. Milligan, who was so badly hurt a
few days ago in consequence of being
knocked from his train in a snow-shed be-
tween Summit and Truckee, was yesterday
thought to be q little better. He had not
recovered consciousness, but he was be-
lieved to be a little improved mainly be-
cause no bad symptoms had set in.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court this morning, Judge Mcfarland, by
direction of the Supreme Court, will take
testimony in the matter of January VS..
Van Fleet, Superior Judge, relative to the
settlement of the bill of exceptions in the
January case. The testimony and Judge
Netherlands findings will then be reported
to the Supreme Court.
In the Police Court, yesterday, Jose MI
nos, for battery, was fined $40 and costs, or
ten days in the County jail The cases
of Robert WEIGH and Louis Hansche, for
visiting an opium den, and All Dow, for
keeping an opium den, were continued I'M
til Monday. THE case of Jack Courtney,
charged with disturbing the peace Of Mrs.
Hughes, was dismissed, as she did not care
to prosecute.
Yesterday, in the Superior Court, Judge
Mcfarland rendered his decision in the
case of Thelka Abenroth VS.. Geo. Mead
ows, tried and taken under advisement
short time since. Plaintiff accused the
defendant of seduction, and claimed $25,-
GOO damages. The Court yesterday rem
dered judgment for plaintiff for $4,000, and
granted a stay of proceedings until further
order of Court