Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
BRIEF NOTES.

The only arrest made yesterday was that
OF John Graft, by officers Ash and Franks
for threats against the person of C. Merz.
Officer Coffey arrested at the depot yester-
I, day, colored boy named Joseph Bledger.
who ran away from his guardian at Red
Bluff several days ago.
A dispatch received from DR.. F. T. Teb-
| BETS of this city, dated at Bangor, Maine,
states that his father, Edward Tebbets, died
in that city yesterday morning, aged 10
years.
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday Peter Rosa, native Of the Azores
Islands, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of August Simoni and A D.
Costa.
Dan Fahey was convicted in Justice
Scully's Court, Washington, yesterday
morning, of disturbing the peace, and SEN
fenced TO ninety days in the county Jail at
Woodland.
The street-car mare which fell on K
street Monday afternoon and was badly
hurt in consequence of the car running
upon her, died that night from the effect of
her injuries.
The case of Jerome Willard VS.. the Coun-
ty of Sacramento-which was decided in
Justice Haines' Court a few days ago in
Superior Court.
Some thief stole from the overland train
Monday evening, valise belonging to +.
D. Adams, of Auburn, and yesterday morn
ing a valise belonging to Oscar G. Carter.
an immigrant passenger, was taken.
Paul Boyton, on his swim from Red
Bluff to San Francisco, had arrived st
Knights Landing at 10 A. NJ Yesterday. and
will reach Sacramento at IL o'clock this
morning, remaining here until tomorrow
morning.
The social given by the ladies of the First
Baptist Church last evening drew an excel
lent attendance, and the musical and liter
airy exercises, in which Miss Ida |. Clinch
and others took part, We're enthusiastically
received.
Lynch's stable of running horses, entered
for races at the Blood Horse meeting in San
Francisco, were forwarded to the Bay by
steamer yesterday. Tomorrow Stemier's
Dupoister's and Garland's stables will 90
down by rail.
Foreman Bagnall, of Theodore Winters
ranch, whose leg was broken several weeks
ago by the kick of horse, the injury being
such that the limb had to be amputated, is
dong well and advancing toward recovery,
though at the time of the operation it was
ANeA w bAlat 1lC W Ouitl IIDL Stl we'll
The horse men at Agricultural Park are
having considerable sport among them
selves in getting up all kinds of races. The
latest is match made yesterday for race
OF quarter of mile between s. X. Tref-
reys young trotterApex and C. II. Gilman's
PAGER Alderman. The contest is 20 come
oil at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Much inquiry, mingled with complaint
Is being made daily relative 10 street
sprinkling, as the dust has become very
annoying. The City Trustees usually let
contracts for sprinkling for six months
from May LIST, but the expression by tax
payers is to the effect that the term of the
contract should be extended at least one
month.
But two or three of the thoroughbred
horses at Agricultural Park are now suffer
ing from the disease which has given the
owners of valuable horses so much trouble
during the past few months, and thew are
convalescing with the exception of old
Fred Collier. 1t is singular that the dis
ease, which affected the lungs mainly. did
not attack the trotting horses.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
Judgment of The Superior Court of Yolo
county in the case of w. B. Treadwell, WHO
was convicted of embeZzlement and SEN
fenced TO serve term of four years in he
San Quentin Prison. The information
charged him with collecting and retaining
$2,1O2 go as agent for the property Cf Carl
Hanaka. The prisoner was a we'll known
lawyer in Woodland, and he was disbarrt i
from practicing as an attorney by the ST.
preme Court a short time ago, by reason vi
the crime for which he was sent to prison.
NJ A. Burke, owner of the Antelone
property, J street, between Third and
Fourth, has had all the old structures re-
moved from the lot back of the main build
ing, and has let the contract for an addi-
ton, two stories and basement 50 by 7O'I
feet to Frank Bell George Murray doing
the brick-work. Ground has been broken
for the foundation, and the construction
will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
Quite number of new buildings are being
erected in the city, many more are re-
ported to be in contemplation, and there
will soon be lively times
Officer Coffey, about 100 p. NJ. yesterday,
was taking an old offender named White
to the station-house on a charge of vagran-
cy, when at Third and streets the prisoner
broke away, ran through Third street
toward l. and turned up the alley between
and J, Third and Fourth streets Just as
White was passing through gate into
passage-way leading TO | street, the officer,
who had called to him 10 stop or he would
shoot, fired Il shot i'll the air. The fugitive
ducked his head and only ran the faster.
making good his escape No one will be
sorry If he is not again seen in town.