Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The headquarters of the State Board of
Irade In San Francisco have been removed
to No. 6O5 Market street.
The Governor has appointed Robert
Strong Notary Public for Los Angeles
couLty, to reside at Pasadena.
Police officer Charles Rowland is i'll at
his residence and officer Agner is on duty
as nisht jailer at the city prison.
Last evening G. d. Brooke addressed the
Prohibition Club at Pioneer Hall. This
evening Judge L. w. Elliott, of Stockton.
will address the club
Bids for furnishing meat, bread. grocer
les and gasoline for the County Hospital
for three months. will be received M to
Friday, November oh.
The Republican county candidates and
Robert I. Devlin spoke at CLAW Station.
Thursday night, before a fine audience.
Seymour Carr presided
A chrysanthemum fair will be held at
Westminster Presbyterian Church on the
evenings of November oh and 10th, and
on the afternoon of the 10th.
The steamer Modoc ran into large syca-
more tree on the bank of the river while
on her down trip Thursday, and was dam
aged to the extent of several hundred dol
lars.
Bishop A. Grant, of Texas, will give
tree lecture at the A. NJ. E. Church, Eleventh
street, between G and H, on Monday even
ing. The Bishop is said to be very elo-
quent talker.
Postoffice Inspectors Irwin and Monroe
made an examination of the Sacramento
Postoffice Thursday. They found every
thing all right, and the cash account bal
anced to cent.
Under Sheriff B. n. Bugbey Yesterday
had an assay made by John Eitel of five
pounds of ore from his Little Nellie mine
IN Shasta county, which showed value of
81, ,297 l3 per ton.
James Gallagher, while going to visit
friend on enc of the river boats at the foot
of street, night before lest. fell from a
gang plank into the river and was drowned.
lie WAS 60 years of age and well known in
the CRY.
The Board of Police Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon Ia investigate the
charges against officer Dennis Euright. E.
Q. Hart appeared for the uldcer and ten
| dered his resignation, hich was accepted
by the Board.
John McCarty and Richard Ford were
arrested yesterday by officers Arlington
and Mclaughlin on suspicion of hay-
ing stolen five sacks of grain from Diers-
sens store at Ninth ard L streets. The
grain was recovered.
William McInerry and Dan Sullivan
were arrested last evening by Captain
Karcher and officer Campbell for disturb
ing the peace. They were mixed up in q
row at Thomas Burns saloon, on the
corner of Third and L streets.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: Fred Collins.
drunk. by officer Able; Thomas Mullen,
petit larceny, by officers Able and Green;
William Mclnerry, disturbing the peace,
by Captain Karcher and officer Campbell
Quite number of the members of the
Masonic fraternity will go to San Francisco
| this afternoon to attend the funeral of the
late John Werner Shaeffer, for many years
Grand Lecturer of the Grand Lodge of the
State, which will take place from Masonic
Temple tomorrow.
Bishop A. Grant, of Texas, Bishop of the
A. M. Z. Church, is in this city on his way
East from the recent Conference of his
Church at Los Angeles. The Bishop will
preach at the Central NJ. E. Church on
Sunday morning and at the Colored VI. Z
Church in the evening.
c. A. Fisk, the electrician, was thrown
from buggy and seriously injured night
before last on Q street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth. The cause of the acci-
dent was pile of lumber and mortar
| which occupies about half of the street at
that point. Somebody will probably have
a bill of damages to pay.
Richard Leslie, an old resident of Sacra.
mento, died yesterday morning, after pro-
| tracted illness. He was a native of Eng
| land, and aged Sc years. In early DAYS
| Leslie was pilot on boats plying between
San Francisco and Stockton, but of late
/ years he had followed the vocation of bar
keeper at various places in the city.