Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-28
NOTES FROM OUR sE1eHsoEs.
Interesting Items Calleti from the Sol.
umns IF Suburban Exchanges.
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EVANSVILLE.
[MaryssSlle Appeal, June 2sth
The report that n. d. Rideout has said
his residence tosthe Berg brothers is with.
out foundation
a number of the members of the Cath
olic badies' Relief Society Of this CITY WHY
visit the Sacramento Society on next Satur;
day evening.
The Street Railroad Company Yesterday
purchased sfrom Charles Be.nrnater and
Mrs. Sophie Barthe the property on c
street, soove Second, now occupied by the
former IS wagon and black smith shop,
The prizes paid was $1,000 The building
was purchased to be used as-the stables
and car-houses of she company, and the
work OF putting it in readiness 5or use will
be commenced very shortly.
Mrs. E. A. South worth went to Sacrs-
mento yesterday morning.
lMarysyille Derecrat. June 18th.
n. j. Sligar had some of the fingers of
his left hand badly mashed this afternoon
while experimenting work at his stable.
Three toagh-looking characters went into
a'house OF Al-fame on c street last night,
and after knocking down the woman who
resided there stole several articles.
a, cordlas invitation is extended by
Branch No. !, G. L. R. s., of Sacramento.
to active and honorary members OF Branch
No. 2, of Marysville, TO attend en- open
meeting and entertainment on next Satur-
day and the dedication services on Sunday.
CHICO.
[Chico C-1sonicle-Reeord, June 26tn,E
yesterday afternoon John Knox. OF
Pentz, hitched his horses, which were at
tached TO an express wagon, on Firststreet,
while he attended to some business. A car
was being moved past the postoffioe. and
frightened the animals so that they ran
away. The wagon was badly smashed.
a young man about % years of age, with
red hair and mole on the left side oe his
tsce, resident of Woodland and Familiarity
called Bob" entered Barnes barbershop
on Second street yesterday to have some
work done. While in the chair Mr. Baynes
had occasion to leave the room, and UPON
his return found the money drawer empty.
Barnes sent for the constable. When n .
young fellow saw what wss going to happen,
he drew the money from his pocket, saw
ing he would give it up, as he had no de-
sire to go to the county Jail. He was
allowed to go by Mr.. Barnes.
The first car for the East from General
Bidwells Rancho Chico is being loaded
with Bartlett pears and plums.
Chico Enterprise; June 26th
Judge j. f. Sullivan, of San Francisco.
will deliver an address in Chico on JrIy Sd
before the Young Mems Institute.
The ladies Of the Fourth street IF. E.
Church have secured a large room on Main
street in which to give a dinner on ths~4th
of Jaly.
TeoDLARD.
Woodland Mail, June 26th.l
Frank 1nman, the individual who en-
bezzled buggy and harness from George
Dinsdale, has not yet been apprehended by
the officers.
Two individuals were seen Tussday
shooting at the tnsulators on the Western
Union Telegraph lines, at a point near
Coils Grove. a citizen who happened to
be passing attempted to arrest them but
they fled.
On Saturday last ". c. Wright Of
Knights Landing, took the children of I.
j. Wright out for. ride. The horse became
skittish, and Eva, and Lellie Wright were
thrown out. Lellie, the younger girl, had
her collar bona broken, but the other WAS
Uninjured.
For some days past young man named
Martin Farossi, who formerly worked near
Woodland, has been logging the footsteps
of Daisy, the fourteen year-old daughter of
Or. w. B. StUrman, who resides in lame
da. AT last he became such nuisance that
a warrant wsS-sworn out for his arrest ON
suspicion of insanity.
! Two Woodland men are gambling On the
result of the trial o. Daniel Bemmerly.
charged with murder If he be imprisoned
or acquitted Of the charge one man will
have made sac pretty little sum of $500.
II Bemmerly .neith3f imprisoned1 Or dis
charged frorlscustody. Gthe remaining alter
native need not be nentioned), the insur-
ance man viii have lost $500.
GWoo6iaad DeE2oezHt, June 2gts.a
Judge Il. &. Perkins, of Capay, was in
town to day.
Sheriff Weaver, went to Au6urn this
morning to bring back man arrested on
suspicion ca being one of the marderers OF
Milo Hawos-
This moTaing,. SIS the early train was
pulling away from the depot, Freight
Agent Freak Raha attempted TO Jump on
the cars a5fer they were in motion. Hissoot
was caught in soma way, and he was
thrown IN some distance. The only effects
were few bruises and a good lesson.
Mrs. G.. Nelson, Alrs. c. ", Bush. of
Woodland, and Mrs. Hopkins, of Sacra-
mento, eft Woodland yester Law for an ex-
tended 'isit to Monterey.
The Order of Chosen Frie,ds celebrated
their ninth birthday last evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Fl. Hach-
man, c. c.; H. c. Boethinrer, VIC. Mrs.
NJ. Whitmore, Secretary; p. Krelieabere,
Treasurer; Mrs. B. f. 2eady, Erelate /:
VIM. Granger, Marshal; Mrs. Adams,
Warden; VIM. Congrave, l. g.. A. C.
Turner o. G.
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