Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-23
BRIEF NOTES.

Only one arrest was made yesterday, that
of H. Toldanels, by officer Farrell, for bat
terry.
George F. Aaron will be candidate this
fall for the Republican nomination for
Public Administrator.
County Treasurer Kuchler has paid into
the State Treasury $7,703 II, principally
collected from poll taxes.
Max Marcuse, former Sacramentan, was
yesterday appointed by the Governor
Notary Public. TO reside at Oakland
The streets yesterday received tolerably
fair sprinkling. The Street Commissioner
must have been stirring the contractors up
with a long pole.
Information has been received of the
death of Mrs. Judge Bush, of Woodland, at
the residence of her parents in Oakland
Wednesday night.
Yesterday afternoons train took large
number OF the members and attaches of the
Legislature to San Francisco, to enjoy rest
until next Monday.
The graduating exercises of the class of
Sc of the Sacramento High School will be
held at the Clunie Opera House on Friday
evening, the Both inst.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
so and $50, with fresh southerly winds
and clear weather prevailing.
L. II. Fassett announces himself in this
mornings RECORD UNION as candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Republican County Committee.
The steamer Flora cleared for the upper
Sacramento yesterday with merchandise
and lumber, and the steamer San Joaquin
NJ A fOr !,
A meeting will be held at Pioneer Hall
at s o'clock this evening, for the organiza-
ton of Lodge of Sons of st. George. All
| Englishmen, their sons and grandsons are
invited to attend.
The Governor yesterday appointed Agri-
cultural Directors for District No. as fol-
| lows John D. Barber, vice H S. Case.
| term expired B. Campton, vice w. B.
| Dobbyn term expired.
1t is reported that disease resembling
blind staggers has broken out among the
hogs owned by ranchmen in the vicinity
of Antelope, and many of the animals
have died from its effects.
The San Francisco steamers are taking
about 100 tons of -four to San Francisco
daily from this city. A portion of it is from
Sacramento mills, but several hundred tons
are from Marysyille by rail.
Constable O'Donnell, of Brooklyn, Ala
| media county, came up last evening to get
Geo. Robin, arrested here on Tuesday by
officer Sullivan for an assault with deadly
weapon, committed at Brooklyn.
Amesbery & DAVIS, contractors, have
commenced work ON the chapel for the NJ
E. Church South at Woodland. Their in
tention is to push the work forward rap
idly. A large quantity of material has
already been placed on the ground.
There will be meeting of the Assembly
Committee on Constitutional Amendments
in the Supreme Courtroom at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. All members and Others
interested in the bills referred to that CON-
mittee are invited to be present.
A country subscriber writes to the Rec
ORD UNION: The residents of the lower
Stockton road return their sincere thanks
to the Board of Supervisors for their kind
ness in removing the cobbles from the road
and making it very pleasant drive"
Palace sleeping cars are being forwarded
to Ogden daily, to be held there for the use
of the G. A. r. excursionists, who will soor
be on their way to the coast in large mum.
bers. Two extra sleepers went eastward
on Wednesday nights train, and three last
night.
In Department One of the Superior
Court, yesterday Frank Williams, a native
of Portugal, was admitted to citizenship or
the testimony of Charles Barnes and J. NJ
Cardoza and Jose Maria Cardoza, also s
native of Portugal, on the testimony of NJ
Frazo and F. Williams.
Officer Sullivan yesterday morning ar.
rested man named w. c. Crandall, on 6
dispatch from Cast & Co.. of st. Louis, ac
cusing him of swindling them. He gives
such good account of himself that the
police are inclined to believe that there is
a mistake in the matter.
Phil Herzog yesterday swore to war
rant in Justice Posts Court against Henry
A. Caulfield, accusing him of misdemeanol
in re-entering upon land from which he
had been elected by order of Court Henry
was arrested, and gave bail. The case will
be tried next Monday at 10 A. NJ.
| 1t was remarked that there was an un.
usually large number of handsome young
ladies at the depot yesterday morning
General Sherman is reported to have g
happy faculty of kissing pretty girls at his
receptions, and it was known that he was
to arrive from the Bay on the noon train
Billy Newbert, who played such fine
game at short stop with the Atlas last Sun.
day, has signed with that club for the re-
mainder of the season. That gives the
club as strong an infeld as any organiza-
ton in the State. Dolan, the new pitcher
has been practicing with the boys little
and seems to have very effective de
livery.
The two Schiermeyers-mother and
son-both of whom are paralyzed, were re-
leased from the station-house yesterday
morning. An effort was made to secure 6
permit for their admission to the County
Hospital, but it was refused, as they have
been inmates of the institution severa
times. are troublesome and will not stay
The old woman. who is frequently seen or
the streets begging, receives pension o
$12 pei, month.
The following officers of Germania Re
bekah Degree Lodge have been installed
by p. G. Charles Schwartz: marguerite
Goepel, N g.; Margaretha Specht, V. G..
1 Frederike Ochsner, Rec. Sec Katherine
Irish, Treas; Caroline Schwartz. r. S. t.
n. g.; Georgine Popert, L. s. to N. G
Marie Schwartz, r. S. to V. g.; Minnie
Yuhre, L. S. to V. g.; Augusta Hifsh, Wa
den Rebekah Marks, Guide; Caroline
Schweitzer Chaplain