Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-05
BRIEF NOTES.

NC oOlAlG VI VIII lutct LIE
! morning.
! Twenty carloads of oranges went East
yesterday.
City Attorney-elect Hart enters upon the
duties of his office to-day.
The football players had another good
game at the Park yesterday morning.
Edna Ficks won the word prize yester-
dav awarded for the combinations in
Fantasma."
The first section of the express train
from the East got in about 8 O'Clock yester-
day morning, and the second about II.
The Board of Health will not meet until
after another member has been appointed
by the Board of City Trustees in place of
DR.. Nixon, resigned.
Woodland has steam fire engine, but
rather wishes she hadn't, as it has been a
source of trouble and pickering almost
since the day it was housed.
The city assessment roll has been turned
over to Collector Putnam, who is now
ready to receive city taxes. They will be
delinquent on the second Monday in May.
Henry Wilson, of Pleasant Grove, got on
spree in this city last Friday night, fell
asleep in an alley, and reported to the
police subsequently that he had been
robbed of $500.
The Commissioners of the Funded Debt
Sinking Fund of the city of Sacramento
will receive sealed proposals until o A. NJ.
to-day for the surrender of coupons of 1875
to 1886 inclusive.
The first annual installation ball of
Granite Parlor, n. S. G.. W, of Folsom.
will be given at Fireman's Hail. in that
place, next Friday evening. Supper will be
served at the American Exchange Hotel
Supreme Court Clerk Spencer paid into
the State Treasury Saturday 1885. fees for
March and Surveyor-General Wiley paid
in $518, fees as Surveyor General, and $l23,
fees as Register of the State Land Office for
March
The police and the bill-posters should
devise some plan tor the punishment of the
filthy individuals who have been meddling
with the colored Autographs on the bill
posters boards about town in an indecent
manner.
The Mechanics and Laborers' Non-Par-
tiGan Anti Chinese League has appointed
committee to notify boot and shoe dealers
OF this city that after April 18th the MEM
bers of that association will not purchase
from those who DO not have in stock goods
having thereon the White League stamp
CNAli kAtAAAIb Ids bCGIi ltilut " lll6 DGlCe
of the damage that has been done to two
buildings at Seventeenth and l. streets by
youths, who have broken many panes of
glass and done other acts of vandalism.
One OF the boys threatened TO shoot the
owner OF the property when he interfered
Amusements We're numerous enough in
the city yesterday to satisfy almost any
one. Baseball and football, clay-pigeon
shooting, rifle shooting, matinees at two
theaters, boat race and street fakir selling
four bits worth of some conundrum guar
anteed TO make eighty bottles of soda.
A meeting will be held this evening at
ST. Rose Hall for the purpose of making
arrangements for raising funds to assist the
sufferers of the Arran Islands, on the coast
OF Ireland. Storms and floods DESTROYED
all crops, the heads of many families have
been drowned while engaged in fishing,
and about 1900 people are reported to be
in danger of starvation
The opening address of the medical and
business talks, to young men only, in con
nection with the Young Mems Christian
Association, will be given this evening BIZ
DR.. J. H. Parkinson, City Physician. who
has chosen rs his theme Diet and Elk
ercise." The lecture will be free TO young
men, but admission will be by ticket, which
can be obtained at the Secretary's Office.
Arrived Saturday and Yesterday. steamer
San joaquin No. /, from San Francisco,
with merchandise a barge-load of freight
tor the upper Sacramento, and a barge
load Of lumber for Richards q Knox. and
posts for the Puget Sound Lumber Com
pany; steamer Naruna, from the upper
Sacramento, with grain and wood. Cleared.
steamers NepOnset No. and Varuna, for
the upper Sacramento, with merchandise;
steamer San Joaquin No. 4, for San Fran
cisco, with wood.
Some days ago q trunk and a sewing
machine, property of f. Martinez, were
stolen from house on n street, between
Second and Third. Officers Rider and Sui
Ivan, in working the matter up, found that
the property was taken to place on Fourth
street. and then to the depot. from whence
1t was to be shipped 10 Santiago Garcia. at
Lincoln. Ii was prevented fiom leaving
town, and dispatch sent to Lincoln pro-
cured Garcia's arrest there ON Saturday
Chief Diliman went up yesterday afternoon
to get him.
Conductor Gather, of freight train No
8, on the California and Oregon Railroad
had trouble near Wheatland on Saturday
with two tramps, who showed a DISPOSE
ton to carry things with high hand and
ride as they pleased. In the fight that en-
sued the conductor won, and then he had
the tramps arrested at Wheatland, where
they were convicted of misdemeanor and
and fined $40 or ten days each. Not hay
ing the money, they accepted the alteyna-
tive. In order to get even, they had
Gather arrested for assaulting them with
stove-poker. He gave bonds for his APP
pearance next Tuesday, when the case viii
be tried.
The case Of 4. a. Nethercott. who Yves
recently held to answer in the Police Court
for grand larceny, in selling a horse be-
longing to a resident of Elk Grove and
appropriating the money TO his own use, is
apt to come up in the Police Court again in
new shape. AS it is thought there NAV
be some difficulty in making the charge #
grand larceny stick when the matter comes
up for hearing in the Superior Court,
Nethercott will be examined on a charge of
felony ENLIGHTENMENT, in the same con-
nection, and, if he is held, the District
Attorney will then elect upon which he
will prosecute in the upper Court
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat
urday, the case of VIM. Griggs, for an
assault to murder, was continued until
April 10sh.....The charge of petit larceny
against A. Culbertson was dismissed, the
prosecuting witness failing to appear ...
Mrs. Johnson, and Edward Ingham, ar
rested for having been drunk, forfeited
their depOsits.....James Gildea, accused of
disturbing the peace was disoharged..
Lilly Murray and Sing Hop, charged with
exhibiting, forfeited their deposits James
Hutchings, for disturbing the peace, was
fined 81 50......The cases of Gus Price and
James Garratt, for vagrancy, were contin-
ued until the 9th......Ay Yong. for misde-
meanor in peddling without license, was
fined 50.
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