Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIES,

The body of a dead Chinaman was found
In the river near Courtlaud on Friday
night.
The divorce case of Annie Henley VS.
William Henley has been dismissed at the
instance of the plaintiff.
The wool-growers will meet at Pioneer
Hail on Thursday at 10 A. NJ, TO consider
matters OF importance to them.
There will be no deliveries of mail by
carriers to-day. The hours az the post
office will be the same as on Sundays.
To-day the Pioneers will keep open
house from II NJ. In the forenoon they
will visit Agricultural Park in a body.
The Southern Pacific freight sheds will
remain open until IL A. NJ. to day 10 ac-
commodate shippers of p%erishable goods.
The residence of TAYLOR Walker. on
Fourth street, between n and o, was rob-
bed OF a silver ice pitcher and $40 in money
on Eight last week.
The Chinese are having a three DAYS,
celebration, and the sounds of the ON
tom and fiddle were continuous on | street
yesterday and last night.
To-day being a legal holiday there will
be no meeting of the Board Of Trustees, the
same having been postponed until Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock.
There will be no session ID the Police
court this morning, this being q legal holt
Gay. There will be a lengthy calendar to-
morrow, as the police slate contaired a long
list of names.
Bernard ODonnell was admitted to
citizenship in Department One of tAe Su-
peflor Court on Saturday morning on the
testimony of w. B. Hamilton and Frank
Swift.
On Friday night some miscreant plsced
a bomb on the street-car track on X street.
1t exploded, as a large two-horse car passed
over; BADLY frightening the crowd of people
on the ear.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Fran cisco,
passed through On Saturday. en- route to
FOLSOM prison, with Henry Warner, SEN
fenced to serve a term of four years for
grand larceny.
The A. ]: Stevens Statue Association
have made .heir collection for August. and
the amount now paid in reaches 81, 557 So.
OF this amount 1922 20 came from Duns-
That the statue will be erected in
is o an assured fact. ,
On Saturday evening as a. Wassen, of
San Francisco, was driving his fine horse |
Mage in the streets, the animal, in some /
way, got a nail in his foot. and last night |
90 iNpOttSo " 10 uyIuS u lOch5ttW. MT. I
Wassen had refused thousand dollars for
the horse.
The body of II. W Scale. who dieei sud
denly in front of the Capital Hotel on Fri
day evening, was taken to. San Francisco
Saturday morning for interment. Ar es-
cort of Sacramento Masons accompanied
the remains to the depot. MI. Scale was a
Mason, and a member of Oriental Lodge,
No. A, OF San Francisco.
John Martin was convicted of petty lar
ceny in Justice Devine's Court on Saturday
and sentenced to thirty days in the County
Jail. 1t was charged that he had stolen
some tools from Richard Allin's black i
near Elk Grove, and he was
by officer Agner while attempting
to dispose of them in this city. He claimed
that the tools had been,given to him.
A grand fair and festival will be held in
city by the ladies ofiSt. Rose (Catholic)
congregation, with the view of making the
final collection in aid of the new Cathedral.
The time selected for the fair to
is January 81, 1889, and it will last a week
or ten days. A meeting of prominent
ladies of the church in this city and county
will be called in a few weeks, to take
of the affair, which is to be on a
grand scale.