Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-24
LOCAL BREvlrIES.

The Supreme Court will adjourn to san Fran
cisco on Tuesday next.
VIM. Puzzle was arrested yesterday by officer
Ash for disturbing the peace.
There is a dangerous hole in the sewer crossing
the street at Twenty-first and L streets.
Sadie L. Cooper, of FL Dorado county, is a can
didate for Postmistress of the Assembly.
The Colusa Guard. G. c. gives grand
ball at ArInory Hall, Colusa, on thanksgiving
night.
George ". Ficks, who has been lying almost
at the point of death for several days, IS slowly
recovering.
The Republican City Central Committee viii
meet Monday night to name candidates for
school Directors.
Leon Solomon last evening swore to a COM
plant charging one DR.. Harding with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
The last game Of the Central California League
series will be played at Woodland tomorrow
afternoon at two o clock. The Atlas and Kinks
VIII be the c0Dtesting mines.
number OF farmers were in the city yes.er-
day buying plows. They are all smiling and
happy. The recent heavy rain has put the
ground in excellent condition for blowing.
Deputy Sheriff Newbert last evening took to
the state Prison at Folsom Robert Reynolds and
VIM. Watson, the former TO serve a Term of six
years and the latter one of three years for bur-
glary.
, Chris Hanney for many years a resident OF
this county, disd at Woodland yesterday morn
ing aged 81 years, He leaves two sons n d one
daughter, the latter being Mrs. Frank Banford,
OF this city.
Sheriff Anderson, OF Fl Dorado county. has
fixed o'clock p NJ. as the hour at which Myers,
Olsen and Drager, the murderers of John Lowell
Will be executed on Friday next. All three
will be hanged together on a specially prepared
gallows.
The new electric street car made a trip out to
the end of the line yesterday afternoon and
last night was running up and down J street
carrying large crowds of people. IL makes a
handsome appearance az night and was greatly
admired.
E. E. Leake, editor of the Dixon Tribune, is a
candidate for Chief Clerk of the Assembly. Mr.
Leake has ably filed this Chief Clerkship dur.
ing previous session Of the Legislature and
will no doubt again receive the general support
OF his party for the position.
Charles Harvey hired horse and buggy at
the Dexter stable on Thursday and failed TO re-
turn it. Yesterday officer FTazee found the
horse in the possession of some gypsies, who
said they got it in trade. Harvey and the
buggy have not yet been found.
Yesterday the Secretary OF State canvassed the
vote for superior Judge in Sonoma county. S.
h. Doughe,ty (Republican) received 3457 votes
and Thomas Rutledge (Democrat) 1862. A GER
tifieate of election was issued to Dougherty.
The election was held to fill the unexpired term
caused by the resignation of Judge Jackson
Temple.
Charles Lewis, one of the men who burglarized
the residence of Rev. A. C. Herrick was ar
raigned before Judge Armstrong yesterday and
pleaded guilty TO burglary. When asked who
came TO the city with him besides Reynolds who
mas already been sent TO Folsom for six years,
he said that no one else came with them. VIM
smith has already stated that he came here
with Reynold and Lewis. and that he sold
most OF the property. Lewis was remsnded I'M
til this morning, when he will be given another
opportunity to tell the truth.