Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-11
BRIEF NOTES.
Yesterday morning eleven carloads OF
beef cattle arrived from Klamath county,
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beef cattle arrived from Klamath county
Oregon, for the Gerber brothers.
The highest and lowest temperature yes
terday were 60 and 80, with northerly
winds and fair to cloudy weather prevail
ing.
AT 1870 last night light sprinkle O
rain fell, and the appearance of the sky in
| Dictated that good shower might be ex
| peeted.
The President of the California Baseball
League has not yet decided the Alta Green
| hood and Moran game, recently played al
Stockton.
Deputy Sheriff Woolsey, of Alameda
county, brought up last evening, Ell route
to the State Prison at Folsom, JOS Hussev
who is to serve ten years for burglary of the
first degree.
Yesterday Secretary of State Thompson
paid $4,264 So into the State Treasury
So, SOB 10 of which was received from sales
of ballot paper.
lyman, OMalley & Lawrence will give
their regular weekly social at Jacobs Hall
tonight. Admission, 80 cents for gentle
men, ladies free.
The Sheriff7s deputies were collecting
State and county taxes at Gait yesterday
and to-day they will be at Fowler's, on the
Lagoon, and HowelPs.
An entertainment and dance will be
given by the Frauen Ferein of the German
Lutheran Church at Turner Hall this even
ing. Tickets 25 cents.
The steamer San Joaquin No. arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise, and the Dover from the upper
Sacramento, with grain.
VIM. Murray yesterday took to San Fran
cisco carload of thoroughbred horses, en-
tered for the Blood Horse races, which
commence next Saturday.
The sum of $50 80, received from the sale
of State textbooks, was paid into the State
Treasury yesterday, and was the first pay
ment made on that account.
The Western Pacific passenger train was
about two and a quarter hours behind time
in its arrival yesterday, having been de-
tanned waiting for the southern connection
at Lathrop.
A large crowd of sporting men assembled
at the depot yesterday morning to see John
Il. Sullivan and the members of his pugi-
listic combination, who arrived from the
East en- route to the Bay.
John D. Skinner, Treasurer of Ell Dorado
county, and gentleman well known in
this city, was thrown from his buggy near
Newtown, one day last week. and had one
of his legs broken Just above the knee. He
was in the buggy with Sheriff Gait, and it
was upset while turning out to let team
pass on one of the mountain grades.
James Hewes, young man employed at
the railroad works, has been taken in
charge on suspicion of insanity. He has
been an inmate of the Asylum heretofore,
and was certainly not in his right mind
when arrested, as he believed he saw spir-
its, etc. He has not yet been examined by
the Commissioners of Lunacy.
The friends of Mock Soon, who was con-
victed of murder few years ago, and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life, owing to
his participation in the riot which took
place between two bands of highbinders at
Third and | streets, are taking steps toward
making an application for his pardon, or
the Communication of his sentence.
A squad of policemen made raid about
daylight yesterday morning north of the
north levee, in the vicinity of the Twelfth
street road, it having been reported that a
large number of tramps were camped
there. If such was the case the officers did
not come across the place, for on their re-
turn they reported nary tramp"
The thirteen tramps, men and boys, re-
leased from the city prison Tuesday after
noon on their promising to leave town,
made their way over to Washington, where
they got drunk and were arrested, all but
one, cripple, who took an early start and
escaped. Yesterday they were tried in
Justice Scully's Court, and sentenced to
fifteen days each in the county Jail at
Woodland.
The trial of F. 7. McAllister for the
murder of William Leman, in Woodland,
on the 9TH of last May, was begun in the
Superior Court of Yolo county on Tues
day. The entire day was occupied in an
endeavor to get jury, but when the Court
adjourned the venire was nearly exhausted
and only two jurors had been secured. A
special venire for forty was then ordered,
returnable yesterday afternoon.
The grand dedication ball at the new and
magnificent Raymond Hotel, South Pasa-
dena, Los Angeles county, will take place
next Wednesday evening. An announce
ment and description of the hotel was pub
lished in the RECORD UNION a few DAYS
since. Beautifully engraved invitations
have been sent to the press and others
throughout the State and the East, and the
occasion, it is expected, will be grand one.
Yesterday the entire force employed at
the Red House were busily engaged in ar
ranging the stock in the several depart
ments, preparatory TO the opening sale of
fall and winter goods which commences to-
day. A visit to the establishment last
evening, after the work of decorating had
been completed, showed wealth of goods
in variety and richness of colors not often
seen. Especially was this true in the
fancy dress goods and millinery depart
ments.
A correspondent writes from Lincoln,
under date of the 18th "The Silver Star
Baseball Club of Lincoln and the Lone
Star Club of Mount Pleasant had match
game in Lincoln. 1t started at A. NJ. and
lasted until P. NJ. The score stands 105
in favor of Lincoln to 100 for Mount
Pleasant. The umpire, the doctor says,
will recover, but the scorers case is hope
less. Probably before the next game comes
off the Governor will have taken his seat,
and the boys will play a better game, be-
cause they are all good Democrats and they
won't have so much on their minds"