Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-30
BRIEF NOTES.

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| The close season for trout closes to-n,,r
row.
II was George II. and not J. H. Kerr who
addressed the hop growers meeting al
Changers Hall on Wednesday last.
The Los Angeles train was two and one.
hall hours late in its arrival here yester.
Gay morning, and the overland express
about two hours behind time.
In Justice Posts Court yesterday the
case OF the People VS.. Gy Fung, charged
win perjury, was taken up, partially ex-
ahmed and continued for further hearing.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 2, which
has been receiving an overhauling on the
marine ways in Washington. was launched
Yesterday, the work having been COM
pleted.
Officer Fletcher came up from Oakland
yesterday and got James Murray, an escane
from the Jail at that place who was ar
rested here by officers Sullivan and Coffey
on Sunday.
d. L. Carpenter, of Sioux City, Ia. de-
slres information concerning his son, Isaac
Il. Carpenter, from whom he has not heard
Tor two years. At that time he was in
! Sacramento.
a correspondent asks for the name of
the Treasurer of the United States, the date
OF his appointment and amount of his
salary. Answer-A. T. Wyman 1882 :.
$4,000 per annum.
Recently the County Committee of the
Prohibition party held a meeting and
agreed to call County Convention for
April 24tn, for the purpose of electing del
egates to their State Convention.
d. P. burst, of Wheatland, says he en-
ploys white men exclusively to prune his
hops. They do it well, and he sees no rea-
son why other hop-growers cannot have
their work done with white help
Chief of Police-elect Dillman is spending
a few days in San Francisco. saving his
button holes from being worn out by appT-
cants Tor positions on the police force He
goes INTO office next Thursday. and the
police election will follow soon afterwards.
AT the First Baptist Church this evening
social and literary and musical enter
tainment will be given by the ladies. who
VIII also serve refreshments. Miss Ida |.
OIhch and others will take part in the
% cents.
The big black bugs, or water beetles, have
been stirred into activity by the warm
weather, and last evening surrounded the
electric lights IN great numbers. In some
places where they had fallen on the side
walk beneath the lights people had 10
almost literally wade through them.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to Fol
som, Lung fung who is to serve two years
Tor an assault with a deadly Weapon
Sheriff Hale, of Alameda county, brought
up for the same destination James Con
nors, under sentence of five years for burg
larry.
In Justice Hilton's Court, Washington.
the case of Constable Todhunter, CHARGED
with neglect of duty in allowing gambling
games prohibited by law to be conducted
IN his saloon in that town, came up for
hearing yesterday morning. John Kelly,
the complaining witness, failed to appear.
however, and the case was dismissed.
The Alta Baseball Club arranged its nine
Tor the ensuing season last evening with
barry as pitcher; Meagher, catcher
Borchers, short stop; Denny HAYES. an
Eastern player, third base, and the remain
der as heretofore. 1t is probable that some
changes Will be made hereafter, when first
class men can be secured to fill any posi-
uons that may prove to be weak.
The Native Sons will take part in the re-
ception rendered Mary Anderson, referred
to In the RECORD UNION yesterday. and the
following committees have been appointed:
BY Sunset Parlor-C. f. Burnhain. Past
President; Miss Zoe johnson, Miss Jennie
Mcfarland Miss May Talbot Sacramento
PariorE-T. g. Eilers, Past President: Mrs.
Clay Chlpman, Mrs. I. d. Ryan, Mrs.
Thomas Fox.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday John Collins. charged with petit
larceny, in stealing 81 % from the till in
Z. McGinniss grocery, Eighth and 0
streets nlaq11I errrfi ~ I
passing sentence. As there was prior
conviction against him, and he had also
served term in State Prison, he was SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment at San
Quentin. He preferred being sent to that
institution instead of to the prison at Fol- |
som, as he could then work at his trade.
shoemaking.
Ben. II. Preston, connected with the Bee |
for several years, has resigned his position
to accept one on the Breeder and SDoytspea
San Francisco, where his services will be
valuable, as he is well posted on sporting
matters, careful and energetic He will
leave Tor San francisco tomorrow. Satur-
day evening his friends in the Bee office
gave him a testimonial of their regard in
the form of gold horseshoe, set with
diamonds, and hearty wishes that the
good luck 1t represented might ALWAYS
be with him.
Matt. NJ. Allen shipped r. p. Ashes
stable OF running horses to San Francisco
by rail yesterday morning, to take part in
the races OF the Blood Horse Meeting.
which commence next Saturday. Munroe
Johnson also took Mr. Boots filly. Leda.
down on the steamer Apache To-day the
stable from the Rancho del Paso will go
below; and Matt. Storms will take Col. II.
l. Thornton's stable of six horses. The
well-known jockeys, Patsy Duffy and Mike
Kelly, went TO the bay yesterday afternoon
Yesterday afternoon, as street-car
drawn by double team, was going down
X street, between Fourth and Fifth, one of
the horses, bay mare suddenly fell, either
because OF misstep or from a su iden
attack OF collie or other ailment In falling
the animal turned sideways, and a wheel
OF the car and the brake-rod cut deep
cash in her left jaw and severely injured
her shoulder. The injury seemed scarcely
sufficient to prove fatal, but she remained
lying without movement for some time.
and finally was put upon a truck and
taken to the stables, where she could
receive the attention of veterinary sur
geon.
Yesterday morning Mrs. S. J. Smith |
VINO ilves on the San Juan grant, and her |
daughters Fannie and Lucinda, were driv-
ing down l. street, near Eighth, when their |
vehicle struck a little son of Chris. Weisel |
and Knocked him down. Mr.. Weisel went |
out and made some remark to the ladies, |
but they gave him a sharp reply anG drove |
on. This angering him, he swore out q |
warrant for their arrest for misdemeanor |
in fast driving, and they were arrested by |
officer Ash, and gave bonds for their APP |
pearance in the Police Court this morning. |
Mrs. Smith claims that they were not driv- |
ing faster than the law allows; that as
they turned from Eighth street into L the |
boy ran out to pick up piece of paper,
and was struck, but not hurt
Fire Commissioners.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
Board of Fire Commissioners was called to |