Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

r. S. Carey is repairing the street railway
tracks on h street, and putting them in
tirst-class shape for the winter travel.
While going up K street yesterday one of
the forward wheels on one of Tim SERVER S
hacks came off, but luckily no damage was
done.
Companies E, G, Cadet corps, field, staff
and band will assemble at Armory Hall, in
fatigue uniform, this evening at O'Clock,
for battalion drill.
A Deputy Sheriff from Butte county
passed through the city yesterday en- route
to the Stockton Insane Asylum, with a man
named Edwin W. High.
Hon. W. G. Hendricks will address the
Sacramento County Democratic Club at
their headquarters, on Seventh street, to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night VIM. Arlington,
battery, surrendered. Frank Nichols,
burglary, by officers Ash and Agner.
The Dried Fruit Association will hold a
meeting at Grangers' Hall on Saturday, at
1:30 P. NJ, at which matters of great i'm
portance to fruit men will be discussed.
The police authorities yesterday received
notice that horse had been stolen from
Woodland on the day previous. 1t was a
dark brown horse, five years old, and left
hind foot white.
The Harrison and Morton Fire Brigade
will meet tomorrow at P. NJ. at the Re-
publican headquarters, on Fourth street
All Republicans are invited to come for
ward and sign the roll.
James Mcclure is putting in a 60-foot
brick bulkhead on the west side of Sixth
street, between and X. The wooden and
extremely rotten bulkhead adjoining it
ought to be condemned by the Street Com
missioner.
a dispatch from Washington states that
the Secretary of the Interior has reversed
the Land Commissioners decision in the
case of Frances L.Hillary, who rejected her
Communication homestead proof for tract
of land in the Sacramento district
Two men suspended in the air 240 feet
above the street attracted the attention of
hundreds of people at Eleventh and X
streets yesterday. They were engaged in
painting the spire of the new Catholic Ca
thedral. The hight was so great that they
looked like couple of small boys.
AT o'clock yesterday morning burglar
effected an entrance TO the Gotham Saloon,
on K street, between Fourth and Fifth, but
before he had an opportunity TO secure any
Il
made his escape up X street, couple of
shots being fired at him as he fled.
James Gleason's horse attached to his
dirt cart, ran away from the corner of
Sixth and streets Tuesday afternoon,
He ran up the alley between P and Q, and
at the corner of Seventh street the cart
turned upside down, and Mr.. Gleason was
| considerably bruised ana scratched up.
At Agricultural Park on Saturday next.
at $3.50 P. NJ, there will be league bicycle
| race. twenty-five miles, between H. G. Toll
and Louis Breuner, of the Capital Bicycle
Club OF this city. The young men are
said to be very evenly matched, and the
race will doubtless be exciting. There will
be no charge for admission to the Park
The case of Dwight Younglove VS.. B. Z.
Steinman ct al, an action brought 10 pre-
vent an assessment on the stock of the
Electric Light Company, was On trial before
Judge Armstrong in Department One of
the Superior Court yesterday. T. n.
Goodsby, of Santa Cruz, appeared for
plaintiff, and Beatty, Derson and Oatman
for the defense.
The Orangevale Colonization Company
| have reelected the old Board of Directors.
as follows: 7, B. Hail. Y. S. McClatchy, G..
NJ. Mott, II. Weinstock, P. c. Drescher. At
subsequent meeting of the new Board of
Directors the following officers were elected:
t. B. Hall, President; V. S. McClatchy,
Vice. President; R. 7. Devlin, Secretary !;
Frank Miller, Treasurer.
The best contribution of campaign music
is the Dirigo March, composed by Colonel
E. a. Belcher, and dedicated to Dirigo
Club of San Francisco. The Matthias GRAY
Company of that city has published the
march in sheet form for the piano and it
is being popu,arly received 1t is written
in FIVE, four aud six fats, and while not
ditficult. requires good execution for prog er
reading, and will become q popular selec-
ton for cam paign or concert purposes