Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-27
BRIEF NOTES.

BG pay I'll Will improve tlle IlDdDSldi
condition of the railroad employees to-day.
Twelve carloads of tea, comprising the
sent East Asterday.
The Signal Service department at San
Francisco predicted " fair weather" for
California yesterday
Florence Brown was yesterday, in De-
partment One of the Superior Court, grant
ed divorce from c. c. Brown.
Henry Payne has been taken from Wood
land to the State Prison at Folsom to serve
a term of one year for grand larceny.
The ladies of Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church Missionary Society Will meet in
the parlors of the church at P. NJ. to-day
Billy Pierce was arrested yesterday by
officer Coffey for petty larceny; and James
Kelly, by officers Farrell and Farren, for
vagrancy.
A statement of the affairs of the Sacra-
mento Bank and Sacramento Savings Bank
is published this morning in the advertis-
ing columns.
1t has been learned that Asa Brewer,
formerly of Woodland. and well-llnown in
Sacramento, died at Mazatlan December
"a 1855, of yellow fever.
The Chickering piano used at the Gale
DOMAIN party Monday night was furnished
by NJ. L. Hammer, and not by Mr..
Lothammer, as was stated yesterday
James Lewis, a native of Canada, was
admitted 10 citizenship III Department Two
of the Superior Court yesterday, on the
testimony of 5. d. Johnson and H. b. u
man.
Company G, First Artillery, at their
election Monday evening Major F. D.
ptrnrN IL II.
Lieutenants Z. Flaherty and Maurice
Sheehan.
All State treasury warrants drawn
against the Both fiscal year are now pava-
bic. The warrants drawn against the 37th
fiscal year will be payable about Tuesday
or Wednesday of next week.
The following sums were paid into the
State treasury yesterday by County Treas
uIers: san Mateo, S43.705 IS; Santa
Clara, $l96,094 IS; San Francisco, $316.-
o25 40; Calayeras, S19,0S5 GA.
l.. Mcdonald writes the REcORD-UNIoN.
from Gridley under date of the 25th inst,
that ram fell at that place during the last
storm, up to date, to the extent of 6 10
inches. Total for the season, % 60 inches.
The town OF Washington is being i'm
proved by the erection of large two-story
frame building, which Mr.. ODER is having
near the western end of the
Sacramento and Yolo bridge, or the ground
formerly occupied By Charley Hanson's
hotel.
Mrs. f, Dreymier residing at No. 12l
N street, fell Monday afternoon from
chair which she had placed upon Il table
In order to fix a window curtain, and was
50 badly hurt that she was rendered in
sensible for some time.
4 meeting will be held at Priors Hail,
woodland, next Saturday evening. for the
formation of an anti-Chinese club. The
proposition receives the support of many
OF the best citizens OF the place, and every
thing will be done in Il manner that Will
not violate the law.
The Governor yesterday issued military
commissions as follows w. +. McAllis-
ter, Major and Surgeon on staff of the Col
onel commanding the Second Artillery
Regiment, Second Brigade; W c. Sharp
stem. Captain Company G, Second Artillery
Regiment, Second Brigade
The police having heard that tiger"
had appeared i'll the city, and, though in
delicate |,ealth, promised soon 10 improve
INTO robustness, ii was proposed to make
raid upon his lair Monday night, but when
they marched upon him he had initiated
the agile flea, and wasn't there
Mrs. Gertrude S. Freeman, Past Marion
of the Woodland Lodge Of the Order of
Eastern Star has been presented by the
members Of the Lodge with Past Matron's
Jewel, 1t is q handsome gold star with
diamond center, ana was given rs token
of appreciation for the earnestness and
faithfulness displayed by Mrs. Freeman
during her year of service as Worthy Ma
iron. Professor Martin delivered the
presentation speech.
The Putney cases, which had been occu-
plying the attention of Department Two of
the Superior Court for about 4 week. were
brought to q conclusion yesterday rather
unexpectedly to outsiders, a compromise
having been arranged between the princi-
pals. BY its terms the case of George S.
Putney vs.. II. 5. P1tney and Geo. O. Bates
was dismissed, while that of Geo. S. Put
ney VS.. II. S. Putney was continued gen
orally until further order of Court.
Last evening man named Charles
Stratheimer appeared at the residence Of
Y. 5. McClatchy, No. 11l4 \ street. and
created disturbance. having some mag
mary grievance against Mr.. McClatchy.
Local officer Caiierty was sent for, and
arrested the intruder He seemed to be
insane or laboring under an attack of de-
iirium tremens. He is said to have been
resident of the city for some time, and his
appearance indicates that he has been on
protracted spree.
An old lady named Mrs. Trainor, fully
20 years of age arrived here from Davis
vile last evening, expecting 10 visit her
daughter. As there was no one to receive
her, and she appeared to be almost help
less, officer Sullivan took her to the police
office, and messenger was dispatched to
find her daughter, but he returned with the
information that she had gone to Liver
more As Mrs. Trainor appeared to be
without means, she was made as comfort
able as possible at the station house
The residence of Mrs. Cooper, of Gait
was entered by a burglar Monday evening,
while she was attending revival meeting.
and when she returned home she found
that the rascal had searched the house
leisurely, and stolen a pair of gold chain
bracelets, value $50; one pair of gold ear
rings and breastpin. worth S25 two plain
gold tinger-rings marked IF. k
worth s.; one small gold lOcket, value So.
The locket was valued more as q keepsake
by Mrs Cooper than otherwise, it formerly
belonging to her father.
Mrs. Williams, the unfortunate woman
at the station-house who has heretofore
been referred to, was yesterday a little i'm
proved in condition. but it seems scarcely
probable that she will recover She does
not want to go to the County Hospital she
made so much trouble when she was there
a while ago that the Supervisors do not
want to send her there, and her condition
is such that it is doubtful if she could
stand the trip. Through the action OF
Judge Henry, a kind lady was yesterday
procured to nurse her, and she has been
made as comfortable as the city prison ac-
commodations will admit.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Van Fleet, Judge.
TUESDAY, January 26. 1886.