Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-29
BRIEF NOTES.

Judge ]. w. Armstrong is confined to his
home with an attack of erysipelas.
1t is expected that the pay car will fill the
pockets and rejoice the hearts of the rail
road employees to-day.
The pink social " given at the Calvary
Baptist Church last evening attracted q
good attendance, and a pleasant evening
was spent
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
| $50 and $50 with fresh southerly winds and
clear weather.
Arrangements have been completed for
the match game of baseball between the
Atlas and the Los Angeles club, to take
place August 18th.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Dan Fay, by officers Wager and
! Rider for vagrancy and NJ. S. Williams,
by officer Sullivan, for battery.
The only freight passing Ogden for Sacra-
mento on the 18th instant was 1,253 hams
and two barrels of tongues for Hall, Luhrs
d Co., and two cars of lumber for White
Bros.
The railroad company has pile-driving
| train engaged in overhauling, repairing and
strengthening the trestlework between
Washington and Swingle's and putting it
in thorough order.
The steamer San Joaquin No. arrived
Yesterday from San Francisco, with mer-
chandise to order and freight for the upper
Sacramento She returned to the Bay with
barge-load of wheat.
Joe Frye, an individual whom the Sacra-
mento police have frequently had occasion
| to look after, has been arrested at Wood
land for being lover" and will have a
trial on charge of vagrancy.
A L. Frost announces that he will be a
candidate for County Assessor before the
Republican County Convention, and Joseph
Fritz that he will be before the same Con-
vention for the nomination for Coroner
The dredger yesterday got rid of the nest
of piles driven a quarter of century ago
at the old mouth of the American river for
| bridge purposes, and resumed her work of
making a channel into the bed of the river.
Constable Wells, of Suisun, yesterday
took back to that place the two boys, Val
entine Vincent and Gus Williams, arrested
here by officer Rider Monday afternoon on
n dispatch accusing them of burglary. The
case does not appear to be very strong
one against them.
Dan Fay, who recently served term of
| imprisonment in the county Jail at Wood
land, and was to have been tried for jail
breaking, but was allowed to go on his
promising to stay away from that town
hereafter, came to Sacramento, and. not
being desirable resident, officers Wager
and Rider yesterday 6 took him i'm on a
charge of vagrancy.
A few days ago a fire which had been
built on land owned by w. c. Curtis, near
Knights landing, got beyond control, and
extended in such manner as to seriously
threaten four large stacks of wheat and one
of barley in the field of l. w. Jacobs, and
large barn recently built by John L..
Kaye Fortunately the wind changed and
saved the property by few yards.
Milton Cox, who disappeared from this
city last Friday. was heard from yesterday
as being at Clay Station-at all events, a
dispatch was received by Chief Dillman
stating that man was there who answered
the description given in the RECORD UNION.
The Chief returned answer. requesting that
the man be detained, and notified Mr..
Coxs brother, who went down on the 11:30
A. NJ. train to see him.