Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-29
BRIEF NOTES.

lyman g. 0'Malley will give q social at
Jacobs Hall this evening.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain.
Sheriff Wilson paid into the county
treasury Monday afternoon, of taxes col
lected, the sum of $63, 957 10.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of NJ. ]. Fields, on the complaint of Mrs.
Fields, by officers Agner and Wager, for
battery.
Elisha DAILY filed his bond as Justice of
the Peace, and Elisha r. DAILY, his as Con-
stable, both for Center township, with the
County Clerk yesterday.
Company A, of the First Artillery Regi-
ment, and Company G, of Oakland, will
have grand drill and ball at Armory Hall
on Tuesday evening, January 4th.
Fred. Welger, who resides near Davis
vile, while driving homeward from that
place Monday evening, was thrown from
his vehicle and received dangerous injuries.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
Sparrow Smith member of the Board of
Commissioners of the Funded Debt Sink
ing Fund of the city of Sacramento, vice II.
o. Beatty, resigned.
]. F. Crosette, Grand Patriarch, paid an
official visit last evening to Pacific and Oe-
cident Encampments, l. o. o. F. After
the exercises at Odd Fellows Temple the
party adjourned to Fishers and enjoyed a
banquet.
At Calvary Baptist Church this evening
4. G. Herrick, who spent a month in the
Holy City, will deliver lecture on the
subject "An Evening In and Around Jeru-
salem" 1t will be illustrated by the aid
Of calcium light.
The cases of Chin All Fee, charged with
abduction, and Dye Choy and Chin All
Nong, for conspiracy-al in connection
with the recent stealing of Mrs. All Gong
were yesterday set in Justice Posts Court
for examination morrow at 10 A. NJ.
Joseph George, arrested at San Francisco
on a charge of grand larceny, in burglariz-
ing NJ. Silva's fishing scow at Sherman
Island, and brought here by Constable
Harvey Monday evening, was taken before
Justice Henley yesterday, and the case set
for hearing next Friday at P. M
Some one has placed in the depot an in
genious device in the nature of an auto
matte platform scales. Whoever desires to
weigh places nickel in a little pocket pro-
vided for the purpose, steps upon the scales
and the indicator shows his weight. The
SCdieS Will Hol dCI GulSoo d LlShSi 10 uO-
posted, and will take nothing more nor
less.
Captain Foster, who recently visited the
West Side of the San Joaquin, says that
that the land there is as dry as the busiest
street in Sacramento was yesterday. A
very little rain has fallen there, but not
enough to do any good. The finest grain
the Captain has seen in this section of the
State is on the low land just this side of
Stockton. On the higher land in this and
adjoining counties the summer fallow is
doing tolerably we'll, but needing rain.
On Monday evening Fair Oaks Corps,
No. ID, elected the following named ladies
delegates to the department encampment.
which meets in Los Angeles in February
Mrs. DR.. Pinkham, Mrs. J. N. Larkin,
Mrs. C. Fl. Cummings, Mrs. Mary Breck,
Mrs. VIM. M. Lyon, Mrs. Captain Roberts,
Mrs. A. J. Stevens. Alternates-Mrs.O 0. p.
Goodhue, Mrs. Frank Bidwell, Mrs. Title
Shearer, Mrs. Emily S. Howe, Mrs. Lizzie
Paine Mrs. L. Z. Chamberlain, Mrs. Agnes
Johnston.
Yesterday morning a Chinaman named
All Owen, who was offering for sale in the
vicinity of Seventeenth and n streets a To-
pound paper of ground coffee, for the pos
session of which he could not satisfactorily
account, was arrested by officer Farrell on
suspicion of petty larceny. 1t was subse-
quently ascertained that he had black
coat and vest, supposed to have been stolen
| from some residence in the neighborhood,
concealed beneath his blouse. The owner
| house.