Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-17
BRIEF NOTES.

n otary Public for San Francisco.
The Sacramento river had an upward
tendency yesterday. and rose to q feet
inches.
The Forester Gun Club will have its first
medal shoot of the season at Agricultural
Park tomorrow morning.
But one arrest was recorded on the sta
tion-house slate last night-John Maguffin.
by officer Rider, for vagrancy.
Theodore Winters stable of running
horses came home last evening from the
Blood Horse meeting at San Francisco
Giudetta Cabona was yesterday. in De-
partment Two of the Superior Court,
granted decree Of divorce from Francisco
Cabona.
Sheriff Harkey, of Yuba. City, has sold
his black mare Sheriffess to j. Keogh. of
Montana, the reported price being $500.
She has been brought to this city.
The Gait Dramatic Club will produce
Robertson's charming comedy of q Home "
at the Gait Theater this evening. with an
excellent cast and appropriate effects.
The Turner Rifles, new section of the
Sacramento Turn erein, will give social
dance at Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
and the price OF tickets has been fixed at
% cents.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
Directors for Agricultural District No. 8. as
follows: Philip Kramp, vice James Askew,
term expired; Thomas Fraser, vice self,
term expired.
a number of Sacramentans went to the
bay yesterday to attend the races of the
closing day of the Blood Horse meeting.
several OF them seemed to be very sweet"
on Hldalgo, of the Rancho del Paso stables.
The Sacramento County Prohibition Con-
vention will meet at Exempt Fireman's
HAIL Eighth street, between and K. next
Saturday al P. NJ, to elect delegates to the
State Convention and transact other bust
| ness.
j. II. Mcdonald, of AIarysviIle. has ar
| rived in the city with his horses Hazel
hlrke, Brigade, Bernland and Lexington
Belle. The first three will probably take
part IN the Capital Turf Clubs races next
week
The remains of James Grogan, the young
brakeman who died on Thursday from in
lurles received in consequence of his falling
from car and being run over near Cas-
cade, We're yesterday forwarded to Vallejo
| for interment.
The overland express from the East. 10
arrive this morning, consists of thirty two
cars. 1t left Ogden several hours late, ow-
! lng to detention on the Union Pacific. aud
49, =, oe ,%o Vi three hours Dehlnd
Ia ~ aAIlfai mere.
oihcef Mccormack last night arrested
| two men who were endeavoring to sell a
stolen as = w. 81, psseGH lilat iney haa
them II is os q ~ ,,ial " NJ elther Oh
small hIanE aud w b;tae 'riiSi ''t, M
can get II by calling at the station house.
| 4 land slide occurred on tba f,al;for,;.
ana oregon railroad Yesterday morning
| pelWeeh heqdlng and Delta, but was
cleared rom the Il ack IN few hours, and
trans We're not delayed Early lat even
ms ms however, washout occurred at Mid
ole ere k, and the up train was held at
Two or three DAYS 400 a Cbinamo, a,
tered the camp of the Cbinamen Iyoryi,,e,
on Mrs. Rockers ranch east of the civ
! The eighteen Cinnamon assembled tr;aJ
his case. sentenced him and r-oceaja5 ~ ~
give him such a thrasIing that he viii
scarcely visit those premises arair
| on NJ Barrett's ranch in c,a,,ta~ +S,'ai -
recently was vasteriay taIHa,' G. M.
tee Post and his examinstior cot s~r Jus, US
| Thursday. at 10 AZ tbere iu ros ne ~
post mortem examinaiion of tbe bod,
| prior to the Coroner's ino,,ast ro-o,ar
animation, in order that positive evidence
as to the cause of Sharkey's death NAV be
obtained.
The old FOLKS COMFORT given Of v NJ
Hall last eyenine nv tb e'sen ad a. ~ Il
and the audience yvas ,aaeoa .1s
the manner +, Syb;ch i ha pieaseu WIN
| rpnIerp1 Tf ;vfroy1,,aol
in solos and dnats a,'5 ,,s soii,S lne Voices,
wen given This soo;a TIC ono. use were