Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-06
BRIEF NOTES.

The only arrest made yesterday was tina,
OF Mollie Johnson, by officer Sullivan. for
exhibiting. '''
The Governor has appointed 7 g T.
Wadsworth, of San Francisco. Insurance
expired. ~ vi ~
c. c. Clifford has sold half.intereet in .
bay filly from a Jack Nelson mare Inv
Young Fred Low, TO William Cruikshapt.
for 500. :
The "Fantasma company left vestar.
day morning for Oakland, and the McNisb
johnson Il Slavins Ministries for Kansas
City last evening.
The net proceeds of the entertainment
lateiy gwen at Armory Hall for the benefit
OF the Sisters of Mercy amounted tn the
handsome sum of 81 $50 Is.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route 10 the
State Prison at Folsom, Joseph Huebes
VINO Is 10 serve three years for burglary.
FRANK G. Jordan brother of Assembly
man Jordan, and a brother-in-law of Sen
ator Vrooman, has received an anno;nt-
Library Wv ''''''o
The steamer Sonoma arrived from Son
Francisco yesterday with barge load Of
lumber for the Friend & Terry Lumber
company, and posts to the Puget Sound
Lumber Company.
That last piece of plank. relic of tbe
crossing on Second street, near II. had bet-
Ter be made fast to something, as otherwise
1t may be carried away and the CROSSING
entirely fade from sight.
Chief OF Police Dillman returned vestor-
Gay from Lincoln with Santiago Garcia
charged with grand larceny, who was
arrested at that place on Saturday in re-
spouse to dispatch sent from here
a large number of Sacramentans left for
san Francisco yesterday to attend fine
Diood Horse meeting; but if the Signal
service indications can be relied upon il
VIII scarcely be good racing weather to-day.
business is more lively at the freight
depot Just now than at any other place in
town An immense quantity of freight
arrives daily, owing to the low rates pre-
,TaiiIng, and yesterday morning the huge
building was crowded with it.
Colonel A. Andrews has been appointed
commissioner of the State of California to
the American Exhibition of Arts, Inyen
IONS, manufactures Products and Ro-
sources OF the United States, which is to
be held in London, England, in 1887.
There were so few members of the Sac
ramento County immigration Association
present at the annual meeting Saturday
evening-owing, doubtless, to the Mary
ANDERSON entertainment-tha the election
OF oIflcerS, ETC., was postponed until some
future day.
observer" writes the RECORD UNION
AS the Alta baseball nine is about to don
d new UNIFORM, | would like to offer sug-
geston. Tie Pioneer Club appeared on
me diamond with new suit Sunday, and
across across the breast OF each member appeared
the name of the club. Now when the
Atlas order their uniform, why not have
the name and the position they plav
marked SO that the spectators can ascertain
from the score-card who they are. The adj
dltlonal labor or cost would be but triAe
and 1t would enable the spectators to tell
who were playing the different positions
The Commissioners of the Funded Debt
Sinking Fund of the city of Sacramento.
not having received many satisfactory Dro-
posals for the surrender of coupons in re-
Spouse to their call for bids, pow offer TO
purchase at the following prices Coupons
OF 1910, which were registered January l,
1876, 80 per cent. of the face value for
other coupons of 1876 and 1877, 90 cents
for coupons of 1873, SO cents: of 1879 81
"a L'Spf 20 OCiiiSI Vi 1901, 10 cents
of 1882, 6S cents; of 1888, 63 cents: of
1884. 81 cents; of 1885, So cents: of 1856
4o cents; of 1887, 43 cents.
About , o'clock yesterday morning Of
Ulcers Mccormack and May arrested a Chi
naman who had in his possession hen
which it is probable he had stolen. though
he had guarded against identification of
property by killing and picking the fowl.
In response to queries propounded at the
station-house, he asserted that he bought
the deceased from a Chinese vendor on |
street about 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
He said that shortly before the officers met
him he started out for walk, not being
able to sleep. and took the chicken with
hIm-jgst why he couldn't explain. One
oitlcer thought that perhaps he was mar
ried to some old hen" who did not give
hlm any peace, and he took the teathered
hen with him SO that he could talk to it
and it wouldn't talk back. 1t was the
opinion of the other officers, however. that
as he didn't know when the Chinese
would have to " 60" he believed in keep
ing himself in marching order, ready for
an emergency