Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-03
BRIEF NOTES.

signa'lon to the Police Commissioners.
Tomorrow morning there will be an.
other practice game of football at the Park
The Board of Fish Commissioners will
meet at the Union Hotel at l P. NJ. TO-DAY
Chief of Police Dillman announces that
ne WIN smut down on "slogging matches y
in this city.
The Snowflake Baseball Club goes over
10 Davisyille tomorrow to play The Oletas
of that place.
1t is expected that TIE new City Board OF
Health will meet this evening, when the
election of Health Officer will come up.
concert Will be given in aid of the
Young Mems Christian Association at the
Sixth-Street NJ. E. Church, on Friday even
ing, the 10th inst.
The Plaisir Club has donated the sum Of
s47 30, remaining ON hand at the close of
ITS recent social season, to the Protestant
Orphan Asylum
2 AT the Golden Eagle rattle last EVENING
Tor pool prizes-a gold watch and a coin
prlze-No. ,146 won the first and No.
495 the second prize.
Industrial Lodge, No. 157, /. O.O.F..
has elected as representatives to the Grand
Lodge Thomas Warmly H. C. Wolfe.
j. Van Zandt and P. S. Watson.
The bricklayers and laborers of this civ
are to hold meeting at the Courthouse at
go tins evening, to take action relative to
making nine hours days work
Emma Allen has been granted a decree
OF divorce from John I. Allen in Derart-
ment Two of the Superior Court. and
awarded the custody of the children.
Chief of Police Dillman has notified the
members OF the force to enforce the city
ordinance relative to boys under sixteen
years OF age being on the streets after cur
few
The recent rain, so light in this city, must
have been tolerably heavy above. as it has
increased the hight of the Sacramento
river from II feet inches TO Is feet 5
inches
The case of William Griggs, for shooting
b. Roche, is set for hearing in the Police
Court to-day, but will have to be postponed.
as Roche's condition will not admit of his
being present
Ira K. Doolittle, the genial proprietor of
the Byrns Hotel, Woodland, has retired
from business In that town, transferring
the management of the hotel to his son,
James H. Doolittle.
Assistant General Manager Stennett of
TIE Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
came up from the Bay Yesterday noon, en-
route for Chicago in their special car. and
Will go over the hill by daylight to-day.
The President of tie Board of Suner-
v;sors, the County Auditor and County
Treasurer counted the money in the county
treasury yesterday, and found the amount
on hand TO agree with the Auditors books
PC. Council, arrested on Thursday for
pecdilng Eastern cheese without a county
license, appeared before Justice Post YES
| terday, pleaded guilty, and was let off on
paying costs and taking out the license
necessary.
The funeral of the late A. Egl will take
place at l p. NJ. to-day from Masonic Hall.
under the auspices of Union Lodge No. So,
+. and A. NJ; Sacramento r. A. Chapter.
! No. ), and Sacramento Council. K. and S.
NJ, No. l.
The steamer knight No. came up from
San Francisco yesterday, en- route for
Marysyllle with barge load of mer-
chandlse. The d. E. Knight is said to be
receiving an overhauling on the WAYS at
San Francisco.
During the quarter ending March S1st
the buildings constructed and improve
ments made to structures in Woodland
amounted to S37 900, and in Yolo county,
outside OF the city, to SOS 900, making to-
tai Tor city and county of $50, 900.
The steamer Modoc, which has been laid
up for several weeks at San Francisco re-
celvlng repairs and repainting is expected
10 resume her place in the San Francisco
ana Sacramento line to-day or next week
! The Onward has been doing duty in her
| place.
Many Sacramentans We're at the depot
! yesterday afternoon on their way to the
Bay to attend the Blood Horse races, but
postponed their trip on learning that a
postponement until next Tuesday had been
ordered, because of the track being consid-
| eIed unsafe.
In Departm ent One of the Superior
Court yesterday John Thomann, native
OF switzerland, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of b. Cavanaugh and
Jacob Schmid. Jose Silveria Dutra, a native
OF Portugal, was also admitted, on the testi-
mony OF A. Deleosta and Joseph Silva
Yesterday being Friday, travel eastward
was lighter last night than usual lately,
there being but two carloads of emigrant
passenger and five palace cars in the train.
The train to arrive from the East this
morning will consist of seven carloads of
immigrants five sleepers and three coaches.
The active Turner's of this city enter
tanned few of their friends at Turner
Hall, last evening. Many ladies were pres
emit The programme consisted of gym
nastlc and turning exercises. This was
their first visitors evening" and similar
entertainments will in the future be given
on the first Friday of each month
A large number of people from the East
visited the State Capitol Yesterday and not
few OF them assembled to the dome, from
which is obtainable, not only splendid
view OF the city, but also of large portion
OF the Sacramento valley. The State
grounds are in excellent condition. the
pride OF the gardener and the admiration
of all.
The arragnment of J. W Mccarthy, the
detaulting ex-Clerk of the Supreme Court
was postponed by Judge Toohy yesterday
until the Sd of next month, pending the
Supreme Courts decision in the contempt
case of James Cannon. Mccarthy fears
that plea of not guilty might jeopardize
his rights should the Grand jury be de-
clared to be an illegal body.
About P. NJ. yesterday a buggy in whish
three young men were riding swung into
J street from Third with such speed that
one of the trio was thrown out. He caught
hold of the shafts and partially sustained
himself, but one leg became entangled in
wheel, blocking it until his companions
could stop the horse. Although the buggy
moved several rods with his leg in that
position, no bones were broken
Early yesterday morning officers McCor-
mack and May found a woman on the
street who was boisterously drunk, and
conveyed her to the calaboose. She proved
TO be Mrs. Johnson, known as 90 the Den
yer Terror" who has Keen in the Sacra-
mento lookup five or six times within as
many weeks for drunkenness. 1t was well
she was taken in, as delirium tremens APP
peaIed to have been near at hand.
There was large gathering at the Cen
trail NJ. E. Church last night at the Daisy
Tea given by the young ladies of the Ly-
ceum. The programme was varied and
excellent as follows: Piano duet, Katie
Heyman and Vina Barrett; duet, piano
and cornet, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams; recita-
ton, Daisy Kendrick; vocal solo, Mrs. De
Witt Smith. with flute accompaniment,
Edgar Smith reading, Ella Pike; piano
solo, Katie Heyman recitation, Wendell
Barrett; song, Mr.. Sanborn; song, NJ K
Barrett; piano duet, Mrs. Hills and Miss
Fairbrother. Nearly all the numbers were
encored. Refreshments were served, and
souvenirs of the occasion given by the
young ladies in charge. The whole affair
Was an enthusiastic success.
AUCTION SALE-BelI & Co. will sell at