Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-04
BRIEF NOTES.

License Collector p F. Dolan collected
| s3,41S so during the month of November.
The Atlas go to Alameda tomorrow to
| play the opening game of the League win
ter series with the Haverlys.
| A horse and buggy was stolen from
| Whites hop house Thursday evening,
! while the owner was engaged in the social
hop inside.
A dispatch from Washington states that
new Postoff.ce has been establish at Con-
! ley, in Sacramento county, With Chas. Con-
| ley as Postmaster.
It is reported that ]. Deangelini, fruit
| dealer of this city, has through the death
of his mother in Italy, fallen heir to a
fortune of $4,000.
Rev. Father Heneberry, who has been
conducting successful mission here, left
for San Francisco yesterday, where he will
hold a mission in ST. Francis Church.
The first annual joint party to be given
| by Branches Nos. II and 81, Young Mems
Institute, will take place al the Armory
Hall on Friday evening, December 31st
| inst.
The only case before the Police Court
| yesterday morning was that of Louis
Kavanaugh, who was convicted of drunken
ness and sentenced to ten days imprison-
| ment.
Chas. Robin and others, who live in the
neighborhood of the Sacramento Grammar
School, complain that their orange crops
suffer from raids made by the boys of that
institution.
The Union Hotel is having an orna-
mental iron front put in, which will add
greatly to its appearance. 1t is intended to
make first-class restaurant of the large
billiard-room.
The Commissioners of Lunacy yesterday
afternoon examined Mrs. F. NJ. Shields as
TO her sanity, and decided to commit her
to the asylum but she will probably not be
sent before Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Winthrop, of San Fran
cisco, brought up from San Francisco last
evening, en- route 10 the State Prison at
Folsom, George Bush who is to serve seven
years for an assault to murder.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. %, Imp. 0. r. NJ,
last evening elected the following officers
sor the ensuing term; Sachem, Charles Nc
Kay Senior Sycamore, George Ruhl
Junior Sycamore, Jacob Murback.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday Herman Glass, who recently
pleaded guilty on charge of petit larceny,
with prior conviction, was sentenced to one
year in the State Prison at Folsom.
The State Capitol grounds are being fur
ther beautitied, if such thing is possible,
by the addition Of a grass lawn between
the artificial stone walks and the street
curbing on L, Tenth and n streets.
At Agricultural Park this afternoon there
will be match trotting race, mile heats,
for $50 side, between c. II. Gilman's
black mare Solitaire and VIM. Irvine's bay
mare Gertie, commencing at o'clock No
charge Tor admission.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany Yesterday paid into the State Treas
ury $7l7 Is, the amount of their taxes.
The money is divided as follows: To the
State, $3.50; San Bernardino county,
$349 "A; Kern county, $87 "A.
Secretary of State Thompson yesterday
commenced the official canvass OF the vote
on State officers. AT o'clock the canvass
was about half completed The canvass
will be concluded to-day So far no changes
worth mentioning have been made.
All who have been pupils in the Sacra-
mento School of Design at any time during
the year are requested to meet at the Art
Gallery to-day at p. NJ. concerning matters
of importance to them and relating to the
forthcoming exhibition and awards.
The highest Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 60 and 39o with variable
winds and weather clear At noon vester-
day it was showing at Cheyenne, Denver,
North Platte, Omaha and Yankton, with
the thermometer at the latter two places
lowering near the zero point, being 60 and
90 above zero, respectively.
The following officers were elected by
Washington Lodge, No. 90, +. and A M,
Thursday evening: w. E. Gerber, w. NJ;
William Cochrane S. W; W. a. Potter, J.
W; W. c. Fetch, Treasurer; Z. Glover,
J. D.; S. w. Butler, Marshal; L. Jacobs and
f. Kolliker, Stewards; A. c. Hurrell,
Tyler.
Chief Dillman yesterday received letter
from Constable Ream, of Dixon lin answer
to 4 note of inquiry, stating that James r.
Smith, Jr., who endeavored to create the
impression last Monday that he had com
mitted suicide in this city, was certainly in
Dixon on Tuesday and Wednesday, but left
there saying he was going to Davisville. A
letter has since been received from him,
dated at Woodland.
As the State and county tax in bSacra-
mento this year is but 81 on the hUEldred,
as against 81 % last year, those who paid
personal property tax few months ago, on
the basis of last years rate, have rebate of
25 cents on each 500 coming to them, pay
able imm ediately, and to be called for be-
fore the close of the year. The total amount
of rebate was $2,577 II, of which about
81 900 has already been returned to those
entitled to it. Those who have not received
the sums due them should call upon the
County Treasurer without much delay.