Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-19
BRIEF NOTES.

Ten carloads of oranges went East YES
terday.
The State Library will be open TO-DAY
and tomorrow from A. NJ. TO 10 P NJ, for
the accommodation of members of the G.
A. Il. and other visitors.
Officer Franks arrested last evening Wet
Heidtly, an ex-conyict, who had in his pos
session No. 3 hand-ax, supposed to have
been purloined. Owner wanted.
The Knights of Pythias of this city will
give their annual complimentary enter
tainment and ball. in honor of the twenty
third Pythian period, at Armory Hall this
evening.
James Colby. a pressman employed at
Goode Bros printing office, had his left
hand caught in the machinery of a press
yesterday morning, and two fingers were
badly mutilated.
The employment office of the Citizens
Anti-Chinese Association has been re-
moved to the bookstore at SO7 X street.
There are on the rolls over forty women
and girls who desire employment
Edmund ]. Daley. of Sacramento. was
arraigned in the United States District
Court, San Francisco, Wednesday. for
stealing cameo ring from a mail package.
He pleaded not guilty. His trial was not
set
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, William Smith.
who is to serve term of life imprisonment
for stage robbery; and Charles Bush. eight
years, for burglary with prior conviction.
Owing to the bursting of the transconti-
mental railroad pool, a grand cutting of
passenger rates has been inaugurated. Yes
terday first-class passage to Omaha was re-
duced to $50, from $S4, and second-class to
$25, from $47 80. First-class fare to Chi
cago is $50 90.
Chief Jackson and 7. J. Lotus. who were
summoned to San Francisco as witnesses
in the case of F. Foster, charged with
falsely personating Government detective.
returned from the Bay last evening, and
report that, in consequence of some error,
the case will have to be acted upon again
by the United States Grand Jury.
The horse attached to A. & A. Heilbron's
wagon ran away on Seventh street. between
} and X, yesterday forenoon and turned in
upon the sidewalk in front OF Pioneer
Hall. The jolt threw the driver down
upon the whiffietree, and if the horse had
not just then collided with q post and
stopped the young man would probably
have been badly hurt. A shaft of the
wagon was broken.
In Justice Posts Court yesterday ]. r.
Smith was convicted of battery upon Miss
Mayo, daughter of Eli Mayo and was
fined S25. The parties are distantly re-
lated. Miss Mayo believed Smith was the
author of certain anonymous letters. and.
meeting him at Tenth and K streets on
Tuesday, she accused him of it. They got
excited and exchanged slaps, but the Court
deemed Smith the aggressor.
Yee Sin, who kept laundry at Eighth
and NJ streets, and his men have not APP
peared at the place for about ten DAYS, and
as considerable portion of their utensils
have been removed, it is presumed that the
establishment has - failedn They left
behind considerable quantity of wearing
apparel, etc, washed and ironed, most of
which has been claimed by owners 1t is
singular that this washing was not deliv-
cred and pay therefor collected
Uncleanly prisoners taken to the county
jail are subjected to a thorough washing
before being put in the cells Yesterday
ten Cinnamon were taken there from the
Police Court for violating the cubic-air
law, under sentence OF fifteen days each
Their attorney declared his intention of
getting them out Immediately on habeas
corpus, and Jailer Fuller hesitated about
washing the entire band if they were not
going to be regular boarders; but, as nei-
Their of the Superior Judges were in town.
and consequently no writ could be OBJ
tained he had to put them in the bath tub.