Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-21
BRIEF NOTES.


The Sacramento river has receded to the
1l-foot mark.
Another special fruit train was forwarded
East last evening by the Fruit-Growers'
Association.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento yesterday were
$50 and $50. with light TO fresh southerly
winds and clear weather prevailing.
There are kilograms at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Chris Beringer, care of
Mr.. Keepers; Hon. Lucien Heath, H. s.
Dixon, W. Higgins, E. W. Britt, A. z.
Rice, 209 E street; Otto Witt.
While there is not much grain being
moved by rail to tidewater from the upper
portion of the State large quantities are
being received at Port Costa from the south,
and it is of excellent quality.
Arthur Vanderborger, living at Twenty
first and X streets, purchased horse last
week from stranger, and the animal has
with CHAMBERS that it will have to be killed.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday, Felice Lagomarsino, Bar
tolomo Lagomarsino and Luis Cardano,
natives of Italy, were admitted to citizen
and Antonio Sbarbaro.
Officer Sullivan arrested yesterday, on a
dispatch from Constable O'Donnell, of
Brooklyn, Alameda county, young man
named George Robin, Familiarity called
Bob Robin, who is wanted in Brook
Ign for an assault with deadly weapon.
Many members of the Grand Army of
the Republic are arriving daily from the
I. Il.
the crush that may be expected when the
excursionists arrive in parties. Some of
those who came yesterday remained over
here.
The members of the State Board of Agri.
culture are urging upon the Supervisors
and prominent residents of the different
counties the advantages to be derived from
extensive county exhibits during the State
Fair, and in many instances have received
encouraging responses.
A Los Angeles paper of recent date had
the following reference to Sacramentans
abroad; There arrived here from Sacra-
mento Thursday, Major Henry Postel and
Captain Adam Damn, two Sacramento
capitalists, who are inspecting the city, and
pronounce it very lively town."
The top of the wingdam built in the Sec
AdhClilO doONC lAC L lOllCtl MILL anu llldt
of the dam put in opposite the foot of r
street, are showing above the surface of the
river, having withstood the floods of win
ter, and it now remains to be seen whether
they have had the desired effect in improv-
ing the channel.
Another Convention will be held by the
Pathological Commission on the evening of
August I'd, in Judge Murphy's Courtroom,
in Old City Hall, San Francisco, for dis
cussion of the various topics of prison
management, reformation of criminals,
etc., which properly comes under the con-
sideration of the Board.
Last Thursday a young man, recently
from Oregon, rented a room at the Colusa
House. on Fourth street. near K, went out
and purchased suit of clothes, and then
went for walk with a companion. He
did not return to occupy the apartment,
and his valise and some articles of clothing
are still there, which fact has given rise to
the belief that he may have met with foul
play.
Monday afternoon, about 2:30, a fire was
discovered in Richard Bilby's grain field,
near Franklin, which threatened to do
great damage, not only in his premises, but
those of his neighbors. An alarm was given
so promptly and effectually that large
number of men were soon on the ground
and beat the fire out. 1t is believed to have
caught from hot ashes left by the thrashing
engine, which had just been taken away
An anonymous correspondent sends the
! following for the RECORD UNIONS briei
noats - " Old w. on last Thursday Night
fearefuley assalded his Wife and no doubt
| Would have killed if it had not been fol-
her little girls FINLEY interference. She
refused to Sware out a Warranted for the
DRINKING Brutes Arrest Saying She Would
rathr die than have young and cencitive
girl Pulled up through the Slum of A
Police Coart for no Woman or child can
compeet With a man that is full of the
Slumgullion that the geti the low licensed
hell hoalz in this Town"
Dan Fay, who frequently fell into the
clutches of officers of the law in Sacra.
mento and Washington, and finally was
sentenced to the county Jail at Woodland
for disturbing the peace in Washington
was taken before the Police Judge in Wood.
land, Monday morning, his term of sentence
having expired, to explain why he broke
Jail several weeks ago. The Court SEN
fenced him to fifty days Imprisonment, but
withheld the commitment for twenty-four
hours, to enable him to leave town, with a
gentle hint that he had better remain away
He will probably turn up in this locality
before long.
Last Saturday morning, between and :
O'Clock, party ofyoung men were engaged
in painting street, between Seventh and
Eighth, in carmine, after the most approved
fashion, when one of them, who knew
when he had enough, slipped away to his
room, near by. As soon as the others dis
covered the fact, they endeavored to per-
suade him to return by means of sere.
nade,n but he only responded by throwing
pitcher of water at them, fortunately hit.
| ting no one, but several got sprinkling
Procuring ladder. they were in the act OF
ascending to the balcony in front of his
room, to gain entrance, when a lady, living
in an adjoining building, appeared at her
window and scolded them into desisting.
As winding-up ceremony, however, they
tumbled number of sacks of potatoes
dry goods boxes, and everything else they
found on the sidewalks, out into the street,
then tumbled out themselves and went
home. A hint that some of their names
had been secured, and that the whole party
were to be arrested, has caused their esca-
pade to seem less amusing to them latterly.