Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-29
BRIEF NOTES.

! ]. ]. Heffernan has resigned his place
] as one of he mailcarriers in this city.
F, The City Board of Education will hold
its regular monthly session this evening.
Rev. NJ. Dyer, the new minister for Gait,
will occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional Church in that place on Sunday,
December 9Th.
During the fire Saturday morning thieves
| stole ring and other articles from George
K. Riders residence the rear of which was
threatened by the blaze.
The water in the Sacramento and Amer
lean rivers is very low. The Yuba and
Feather are lower than they have been at
this season for many years.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature Saturday and yesterday were
go and $50, and Go and $50, with light
northerly winds and clear weather River,
s feet.
The only arrests made Saturday and yes
terday were those of Paul Erdman, by Off
Ger Farrell; J. C. Warner, by officer Far
rem, and Charley Wise, by officer Wager, all
for being drunk.
A number of empty palace-cars were
sent to Ogden by Saturday evenings ex-
press train, for the accommodation of an
from the East, and will arrive in day or
two.
Many Sacramentans returned from San
Francisco yesterday with much less money
than they took down with them, because of
their being unable to guess the winner of
the big trot. Most of them backed Guy
Wilkes.
It's estimated that the total loss by the fire
at Fourth and K streets Saturday morning,
was 81 500, nearly all covered by insurance.
DIR. Pendery, whose household goods were
damaged to the extent of about $500, was
uninsured.
Industrial Lodge, 157, 1. o. o. F., on
Saturday evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing term; N. G., ]. l..
Robinette V. g., ]. ]. Nilsson Recording
Secretary, E. B. Hussey Permanent Secre-
tary, James Ferguson Treasurer, James
Stewart.
One of the new Union Pacific second
class cars arrived from the East yesterday
with an excursion party most of whom
were going south. The car is unusually
roomy, has blinds for the windows, like
coach, and is better finished than most cars
of the class.
In Department One of the Superior
Court, most of Saturdays session was de-
voted to the impaneling of a jury in the
case of Herman Leimbach, alleged to be
insane. Late in the afternoon the jury was
completed, and the taking of testimony,
which will occupy several days, was COM
menced.
Gait Lodge No. SO, Knights of Pythias,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: c. c., William Fugitt V.
c., John Maluvius; NJ. at A, William
Suter; Prelate, John Quiggle K. of R.
and S. S., M. Fulton; NJ. of F., J. w. Beck
with; NJ. of E., John Brewster (re-elected)
Trustee, George w. Brewster.
Rev. Father McGinty, who has presided
over the Catholic Church in Woodland for
the past four years. during which he was
mainly instrumental in the building of St.
Mary's Academy in that place, will leave
for San Francisco December 1st and Father
Coleman, who has been officiating at
Smartsville, will take his place.
DR.. O'Leary, who delivered very inter.
esting and instructive course of lectures in
this city recently, has been arrested at
Woodland, where he has lately been lect-
uring, on complaint sworn to by DIR.
Strong, charging him with unlawfully prac-
ticing medicine without diploma from
the State Board of Medical Examiners. He
will be tried to-day before Judge Ruggles.