Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-18
BRIEF NOTES.

lyman & o'Malley will give their regular
weekly social at Jacobs Hall tonight.
The steamer San Joaquin. No. 4. arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise and lumber.
The weather in Sacramento was so cold
yesterday morning that ice formed in ex-
posed vessels of water.
The only arrest made Yesterday was that
of James Perry, who is charged by his wife
with battery and threats against life.
A new artificial stone floor is being laid
in the Supervisors room, Hall of Records
building the old floor having become I'M
safe.
The Snowflake Baseball Club of this city
stands ready to play any club in the State
outside of professional league organiza-
tons.
The new machinery Of the dredger did
not work very satisfactorily Tuesday after
noon, but yesterday it was operating much
better.
Father Heneberry, the successful evan
gelist, is conducting an interesting mission
at st. Rose Church, and will conclude next
Monday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn, of San Francisco
passed through yesterday, taking to the
State Prison at Folsom Henry Schoield,
who is to serve ten years for rape.
The Board of Supervisors will probably
consider the matter of electing County
License Collector at their next meeting, as
Collector Dolan's term has expired.
Judge Van Fleet went to Colusa yester-
day morning to settle the bill of exceptions
and hear a motion for a new trial in the
murder case tried before him recently.
An entertainment and dance will be
given this evening at Turner Hall by Ger
mania Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 81, l.
o. o. F., and an excellent supper will be
served.
Yesterday. in Department Two of the
Superior Court, John Vogel, native of
Germany. was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of John Ochsner and N.
Schadt.
There never was such a passenger traffic
over the different railroad lines as that
booked for California from the East this
winter. Passenger agents assert that fully
$4,000 are so booked.
Officer Sullivan went to Vallejo yesterday
morning and arrested aChinawoman named
Chang Quong for grand larceny, on COM
plant sworn to in Justice Posts Court
where she will have an examination az 10
o'clock this morning.
A light sprinkle of rain fell in this city
about 3 P. N. yesterday. The highest and
lowest Signal Service temperature was $50
and $40, with variable and light winds,
mostly from the south during the day and
northwest at night, with cloudy weather at
noon and clear at night.
A religious meeting was held in China
town yesterday afternoon, at which adj
dresses were delivered in Chinese by Rev.
f. ]. Masters, of the NJ. E. Church; Rev. A.
j. Kerr, of the Presbyterian Mission, and
Rev. Mr.. Namort, all of San Francisco
Another meeting will be held to-day.
In the Superior Court yesterday the
trouble between E. r. Lowe and Mrs. Dot
tie Lowe NEE Thorpe) was settled, COM
promise having previously been agreed
upon, by the terms OF which Mrs Lowe
was granted a divorce on the ground Of
desertion, without counsel fees or alimony
Governor Stoneman has appointed No
taries Public as follows: w. G. Murdoch,
Willows; Frank McNorton, Willows; John
Tivnen, Sonoma; f. R. Wehe, Downieville
w. ]. Herrin, Oroville; Henry Chapman
MERGED Thomas Harrison, Ukiah Amos
L. Burbank, Templeton, San Luis Obispo.
Deputy Sheriff Karcher went over to
Stockton yesterday afternoon to bring back
James Murphy from the Insane Asylum
to complete his term of imprisonment in
the county Jail, he having been sent to the
asylum as an insane person before he had
served out the time for which he had been
committed by Judge Henry There are
but few days of his sentence left, how
ever.
A J-street saloon proprietor laid himself
liable for violation of the game law yester-
day, by purchasing and exhibiting in front
of his saloon the carcass of deer. When
spoken to about it, he pleaded ignorance of
the fact that the open season for that class
of game closed with October. The sports
mems clubs of this city do not wish to put
any one to expense and trouble by having
arrests made for violating the game law,
so long as there is a reasonable doubt that
the infraction of the law was unintentional,
but they will certainly make an example
of some one if there is occasion Tor it. Ev-
identity few people are thoroughly informed
concerning the law, or some one would
have informed against the person having
the game in possession. so as to gain the
reward due upon conviction of the offender.