Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-16
BRIEF NOTES.


The Sacramento river fell to 20 feet 10
inches yesterday.
Yesterdays rain was general throughout
the hill. 'n
Charles B. Strong was elected as one of
the Llentenants OF Company B, First Ar
tiiiery regiment, Wednesday evening.
Governor Stoneman has appointed Thos
T. Hendricks Director for Agricultural
District No. 3, vice Chas. Faulkner, re-
signed.
The Turner Rifles, the new section of the
Sacramento Turn Verein. will give social
dance at Turner Hall Sunday evening.
Admission 25 cents
On account of some disagreement with
the management, Mr.. ClaypooI, trainer of
one division of the running horses on the
Rancho del Paso, has resigned his posi-
ton. p0'i-
John A. Bauer, Treasurer of the county
OF Ban Francisco, paid into the State Treas
ury yesterday $20,712 H. r. B. Hathaway
treasurer of Contra Costa county. paid in
1878 IS. '''''N' -
Chang Yen Hoon, the new Chinese EN-
bassador to the United States, accompanied
oy retlnue of nearly a score, came mn
from the Bay last evening, on his way to
Washington, D. C.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson came up from
san Francisco last evening with Henry
Johnson, en- route to the State Prison nj
folsom to serve three years for an ATTEMPT
to commit burglary.
j. A. Evans. of Routier's an old and
much-respected resident of Sacramento
county, died yesterday morning after a
snort illness. He was about so wears of
day. f'''N0 - -N' '''i'-
The only case before the Superior Coprt
Yesterday was that of Michael Oschner VS.
Joseph Oschner, in Department Two. and
II was dismissed in consequence of the fail
ure OF the plaintiff or his attorney to ap-
pear.
The steamer Neponset arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with produce.
Inc san joaquin No. 4, cleared for San
francisco with barge-load of grain. and
the Dover for the upper Sacramento. with
merchandise and lumber.
Charitable ladies are requested to send
some infants clothing and other things to
Mrs. Steinauer, lady who needs them
very much, or to the Howard depot The
womans residence is in the alley between
o and P, Fifth and Sixth.
State Controller Dunn signed n LARGE
number OF warrants yesterday. Among
them was noted $11 1914 0S, for the support
OF the Folsom Prison, $721 81 expenses of
the Yosemite Commission. So .039 25 two
weeks day-ron of the State Printing Office.
A. Pendleten writes from Nicolaus, under
date OF the 18th, A. NJ: Rain for past
eight hours, 80 of en- inch Strong south
southeast wind and light rain. The heavy
STORM OF last night was accompanied by
hail four miles below here, which killed
many wild geese in their flight"
James McCleery has sold to Bishop Mo-
nogue the west three-quarters of the south
nan OF lot in the block bounded by ] and
h, Eleventh and Twelfth streets. McCleery
reserves the buildings, and will remove
them. This gives the church people the
entire frontage of that block upon K sire ct.
Young Mems Institute. No. u.of this
city, has elected Hon. F. d. RYAN. D. J
Long, Fred Neary, James B. Devine and
Joseph Genshlea as delegates to the Grand
Council, which meets in San Jose on June
l4th; Captain Thomas Dwyer and R. NJ.
Clarken were elected honorary members of
the Institute.
earle, Croly & Abernethy, contractors for
the construction of the new State hotel at
Yosemite, have all their arrangements
completed for moving machinery and
iorce OF men INTO the valley to commence
operations, but during the recent stormy
weather so much snow fell that it is impos-
slble for heavily loaded vehicles 10 90 in.
though the stages have been making trips
Tor some time.
Judge Lawler, in the San Francisco Police
Court, yesterday, dismissed the charge of as
sault to murder pending against Mrs. Hattie
Levlnson, charged with shooting her hus
band, VIM. Z. S. G. Levison. The San
Francisco officers were unable to find Levi
son, TO compel his appearance as wit
ness, but they would not have had much
difficulty in getting him if one of them had
come to Sacramento, as he has spent con-
siderable of his time here lately
The continued rain is Worrying the
farmers OF Sacramento county, and doubt |
less OF many other counties, mainly on |
account of the damage it threatens to do |
to fruit trees. The season is so far adj |
vanced that warm weather may be expected
as soon as the storm ceases, and the unu-
sual amount of water in the ground will. it |
is feared, do much injury when acted upon |
by the suns rays. This is especially the |
case where there is no great depth of soil
upon the bedrock. Many apricot, peach
and cherry trees are already reported to
have been affected. Grain-growers fear
that the rain will cause the grain to grow
too rank. Stock-raisers are well pleased. |
however as the grazing will be much i'm
proved.