Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-19
BR,EF NOTES.

Courts to-day.
The Carroll school was opened July 18th
with Miss Parker as teacher.
A new bridge has been erected a ross the
lagoon at McKee's crossing, near Gay sta
ton.
The trial jurors recently drawn for dut-v
in The Superior Court, are 10 report at 10
a. n. to-day.
ty, took 10 the Asylum at Stockton, Satur-
day, Miss Sylvie l.. Colgraye.
] The G. a. r. Invitation and Reception
Committee is called to meet at the parlors
of the Golden Eagle this evening at
s o'clock.
ThrasherS in the vicinity of Gait only
average about 500 sacks per day, and COM
plain of too much straw in proportion to
the grain.
The grape prospect around Franklin is
| good. Oscar Stephenson has ten acres of
vines four years old that will yield five tons
to the acre.
At Woodland, Saturday, little was done
in the Harlan case. Frank B. Nelson was
on the stand all day, but nothing new was
brought out.
| The janitor at the State Capitol is busily
engaged putting the Senate and Assembly
| Chambers in fit condition for occupancy by
the Legislature.
| AT the railroad round-house Saturday
afternoon quantity of waste caught fire
and caused a slight commotion but no
damage resulted.
| The Scott boy, who was so badly hurt at
| Agricultural Park, one day last week, by
the kick of horse that it was feared he
would not survive, is doing well, and it is
believed will recover. :.
| The State Board of Equalization have
notified Assessor. Mortensen, of Ell Dorado
! county, of the arrival of his report at head
| quarters, and pay him high compliment
by asserting that it is among the few that
are satisfactory and complete.
In Justice Posts Court Saturday John
and Thomas Stephenson, of Franklin. were
tried on charge of battery, alleged to have
been committed upon c. Benedix The
| jury found John guilty. and he was fined
$50. Thomas was discharged
Miss Gertie Jones, of this city. who has
| Just completed two years course of study
| at the Conservatory Of Music, Boston, will
| join Chas. A. Stedman's Boarding House
company September LIST, playing Betty"
under the name of Isabelle Fern.
Constable Jesuran brought up from Los
Angeles, yesterday, en- route to the State
Prison at Folsom, Juan Duarte, who is to
| serve 10 years for murder Being now 81
| years of age, his term of sentence, on the
face of it, will carry him to his Tooth year.
These arrests were made Saturday and
! yesterday: Henry Hanson, by officers Nc
| Cormack and Sullivan, for drawing dead
| ly weapon; Antoine Gregory, by the same
officers, for disturbing the peace -
Roach, by officer Coffee and Constable
Harvey, for being drunk.
Deputy Sheriff Chambers went up to
Folsom yesterday to get from the State
Prison a man named Dayton, who is
wanted as witness in the case of Will
lam Somers, who recently attempted to
escape from the prison, and is to be tried
for so doing in the Superior Court to-day.
Saturday evening the dust in the center
of street, between Fourth and Fifth, was
two inches deep, and blew in clouds when
vehicles passed Residents of the vicinity
would like the Street Commissioner to pay
attention to the " lick and promise style
of sprinkling adopted by some of the con-
| tractors.
| Stay-at-homes of both the male and fe-
male persuasion are having much enjoy
ment during evenings lately bathing in the
river and in the ponds of water back of
Washington. They do not, as a general
thing, affect very fancful bathing suits, but
have Just as much pleasure, evidently, as
though they did.
| A Chinaman appeared at the station
| house last evening and complained that he
| had been beaten bv a white man near the
American river bridge, and his appearance
| indicated that he had been severely used
An officer was detailed to accompany the
Celestial and arrest his assailant but the
| latter could not be found
Under Sheriff CoombS came up from
San Quentin last evening with Edward
Wise, who was convicted some weeks since
of burglarizing the Western Union Office
and sentenced to two and one-half years
| Imprisonment. Wise is to give testimony
against Arena, who is charged with con-
spiracy in the same transaction.
Mr.. Hogeboom, of Franklin, has seven
acres planted in plum trees. From this or
chard he has just sold 1000 boxes OF the
Pedro variety at 80 cents box, clearing
$1,000 therefrom. He still has large
quantity OF later variety. Considering that
only two-thirds of crop was gathered this
year, this is considered very good return
from seven acres.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise. Cleared, steamer Varuna, for
the upper Sacramento, light; steamer San
joaquin, No. 4, for San Francisco, with
grain; steamer Constance, from San Fran
cisco, with lumber to w. f. Frazer;
steamer d. E. Knight, for Marysville, from
San Francisco, with merchandise.
An inebriated individual was picked up
by officers wager and Agner on K street
Saturday morning who had been robbed
during the previous night of several dollars
in money and his coat and boots Fortu-
| l. l.. i
posted S35 with a reliable party, and, after
SOLDERING up. he secured the money and
purchased for himself new covers.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in Sacramento Saturday and
yesterday was 95o and $50 and 94o and $50,
with fresh southerly winds and clear
weather prevailing. Yesterday was the
tenth day in succession that the temper
allure has reached 900 and above. The
greatest length of "hot spell' ever recorded
in this city was thirteen days in succession
in 1879.
The camping party consisting of J. Den
ny, VIM. Younger, Fred Stevens and James
Camp, which left here on the 9Th, en- route
to Mendocino county, returned Saturday
evening. They went as far as the foothills
near the Tehama line, where they were to
have been met by man and piloted to the
| hunting grounds but ne Jailed 10 put IN an
appearance, and they became disguised and
returned home.
A car containing twenty-six members of
Company X, First United States Infantry.
arrived here Saturday from Camp Verdi,
Arizona, under command of First Lieut..
Strothers. en- route for Camp McDermitt.
The soldiers took advantage of their stay
here to have high old time Saturday
night, and last evening before the train
left, it was with difficulty that some of
them could be corraled in their car.
A young man who had looked more times
upon the wine when it is red than is good
for ones health in one day, lay down to
rest himself in the umbrage OF a tree in
Capitol Park yesterday and soon was in
profound snooze. His brother coming along,
rolled him in the most approved style
took his watch, money, rings, pin, necktie
and hat When the young man awoke and
found he was robbed. he Immediately went
to Notary Public and swore off. He is
still bewailing the loss of his timepiece and
other valuables.
A letter has been received from mem
Der of the hunting party composed of E.
! H. Mckee Chas Earren. G.. w. Baker and