Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-28
BRIEF NOTES.

- "SHls -tnTee carlOauS OF oranges wen
East yesterday.
The melting SHOW on the hills still keep:
the river up to % feet inches.
Street Commissioner RYAN has a laroe
number of men engaged in making street
repairs.
A May social will be given Friday even.
ing at the Central NJ. Z. Church, with a
fine programme
Owing to the absence of Chief of Police
Diltman from the city, the Police Commits
sioners did not meet yesterday.
Chas. Graf was arrested yesterday by
officer Kent for battery, and Joe Debron,
by officer Sullivan, for vagrancv
Miss Celia Alsbergs Shakespearean Com.
pany came up from San Francisco yester.
day, and left for Salt Lake last evening.
Governor Stoneman yesterday commits.
stoned J. F. Fugazi and l.. Meninger
rs Notaries Public, to reside in San Fran
CISCO
Court Suffer, No. 1916, A.O.F., will eel
citrate its first anniversary this evening al
o'clock, in Red Mems Hall, with liter
airy entertainment, etc.
Nothing has yet been heard of the Young
man Andrew NJ. Fahrenbaker, a resident
visit to the city last Sunday.
The Caledonian Select Dancing Academy
will have party at Jacobs Hall tomorrow
evening, under the auspices of Professor
Norman Beaten, of San Francisco.
Ex-Street Commissioner H. B. Nielsen is
going into the clearinghouse business. hay
ing leased the ST. George building, at the
southeast corner of Fourth and J streets.
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Thomas Harrisons residence, Washington,
has been in perpetual bloom since Febru-
airy, 1885, and is now a mass of blossoms.
A social will be given at the Christian
Chapel, Eighth street, between n and o, by
the young folks of the church. this even
ing. Admission, 25 cents. Refreshments
free.
The Snowflake Baseball Club, of this
city, has accepted the challenge of the In
dependents, of Franklin, for game for
$50 side, but stipulated that il should he
played at Recreation Park, in this city,
May 23d.
Yesterday, in Department One of the
superior Court, y. a. Nethercott, recently
convicted Of embezzlement, was, after a
motion for a new trial had been overruled
sentenced to two years in the State Prison
at San Quentin.
DR.. B. F. Pendery's team became fright
ened while he and his wife We're enioying
ride Monday afternoon, and in attempt
ing to run away they almost upset the
buggy upon the street railroad track on H
street, near Twerty-third, throwing Mrs.
Pendery out. She received severe bruises,
but no bones were broken.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature in this city yesterday was zoe
and 5lo, with light to fresh southerly winds
prevailing. There was light sprinkle of
ram yesterday forenoon at San Diego and
Los Angeles, and the weather was cloudy
at those places at Z o'clock last night. with
fair weather at San Francisco.
The Marysville appeal is preparing to
publish pamphlet upon the resources of
north central California. 1t will include
Yuba, Suffer, Butte, Colusa and Tehama
counties. James McCabe of Marysville. is
in Sacramento on business connected with
the publication. A large edition of the
pamphlet will be issued for free distribu-
ton at the East and during the coming
Grand Army Encampment.
The funeral of the late J. B. Saunders
took place yesterday afternoon under the
auspices of Capitol Lodge, No. 81, l. O.
o. F., of which he had been a member.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev
w. c. Merrill. There was quite large at
tendance, and many beautiful floral tokens
were placed upon the grave, notably one
representing Gates Aiar," presented by
the employees at the freight depot
An Arab and his wife and child. who
came out from the East a few weeks ago
have been attracting considerable atten-
ton along the line of the California Pacific
Railroad. 1t is said that, not finding their
prospects at all encouraging, in California,
and being without money, they started to
walk back East, and train men report see
ing them trudging along by the side of the
track, the woman carrying the child and
the man their bundle of effects Subscrip-
tons were taken up at various times, by
means of which they were kept supplied
with food.
The Star Baseball Club has organized,
with the following members: J. Hughes,
Captain w. Kelly, Treasurer; r. Nash,
Propertyman J. Walker Secretary o.
Davis, President; w. Hanrahan, Vice
President. The other members are ].
Sheridan, H. Hateman and A. Coockly.
The Pacific Baseball Club has organized,
with the following members Z. Coonev,
Captain; j. Slaughter, Treasurer w. Ken
nedy, Propertyman; D. Kennedy. Secre-
tary. The other members are J. Lonegan,
W. Harlow, 2. Mckee, r. Farrell, E. Tur-
ner. Both clubs are ready to receive chal-
lenges.. .....The Garland Baseball Club has
been organized with the following member
ship: H. Evers. Manager j. Cross, Cap
tain; A. w. Davis. E. s. Stickney, A.
Greenlaw, L. Burndock, j. O'Brien, H.
George, ]. Cook, w. r. Davis.
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