Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-04
BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked 10 feet inches last
night and is falling fast.
Two carloads of silk went East by last
nights overland express.
The cabin of the new steamer San Joal
gum No. 5is almost completed.
The Governor has signed University
vouchers amounting to $l0,S66 "A.
The German Lutheran Church will hold
their picnic at Richmond Grove to-day.
G. c, L. Wadsworth, Insurance Commits
sloner, paid Sl,1lS 80 into the State Treas
ury yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Schweitzer has caused the
arrest of her husband for alleged brutal
treatment of her.
D. A. Clement has been appointed a
commissioner OF Deeds 10 reside at Spokane
rails, Washington Territory
Judge Van Fleet yesterday divorced
Catharlue Mahrt from Charles + Mahrt,
and Gregory Harvey from Euphemia
To morrow and Thursday New England
dinner Tor p cents will be served at y. NJ.
Z. y. Halt from 1880 A. NJ till p. NJ.
The Governor has notified his Private
Secretary that himself and staff will par
ticjpate in the ceremonies here on July 4th.
Professor Simous and pitcher Burke
I -
are lu training for a tuot-race for SO a side
Superintendent Hojtt Yesterday paid into
| the State treasury the sum uf S6I6 81. re-
ceived from textbook sales Tor the month
Of May.
There will be an important meeting of
the stockholders of the EasI Park Assoris
ton this evening, and full attendance is
desired.
Sheet-iron roofing IS beinE placed on the
shed over the new wharf ar the foot of X
street and the entire structure will soon be
completed,
County Clerk Hamilton has paid into
the County Treasury S6I5 - IS fees ot his
office for the month Of May, aui Sheriff
McMullen, Sill 40.
The following Notaries were appointed
YESTERDAY; George Skaggs, SkaEgS Springs;
7. T. Gusbey, San Jose; John Bartram.
North Fork; W. d. BiegIe, Redding.
State School Superintendent Hoitt has
| invested IN Placer county property, having
purchased part interest in the Nickerson
vineyard near Mount Pleasant.
Some sneak-thief burdened with more
meanness than the average of his class. n
few evenings since robbed John Il. Hunt,
a paralytic, of $40 and pair of trousers.
| Mr. Lester, of the firm of Waterhouse &
Lester of this city, was thrown from a
| buggy on the Wisconsin Hill road, Placer
| county, a week or so ago, and was severely
| injured.
An Auburn paper chronicles the fact
| that Improvements at .EOlia are going on
all the time. f. K. Hamilton has Just set
out two rare rose bushes which cost him
$50 apiece"
| A pocket book, containing among other
l.,
| Rhoads, was lost in vault connected with
downtown baroer-shop yesterday, but
| afterward recovered.
Mrs. Dora S. Jagoe by her attorney, Il.
| +. Wharton has filed a complaint in the
| Superior Court against her husband, Rich
ard b. JagOe, for a divorce, on the grounds
| of willtul neglect.
The circus has gone, but the operations
OF Its attendant gang of plunderers and
sneak thieves are Just coming TO light
| Several houses are reported TO have been
robbed during their stay
Mrs. Kate Boyd District Deputy Grand
! Matron of the Q. f. s., goes to Orland to-
| day to inspect the work of the Chapter
| there tonight On Wednesday evening
| she will be at Willows.
John Brown is in jail charged with the
| theft OF one of Looryeas stolen pistols
| Brown says he got it from one Dolly
Cooper, and Dolly Cooper says she got it
from George Mccormack. Mr.. Mccormack
must have got it from Looryea's show
case.
The barn of Eben Owen, near McCon-
nell's Station, was burned on Sunday, with
100 tons of hay. Some sixty or seventy
hogs in an adjoining corral were also
| burned. The loss is probably $4, 600, with
$500 insurance. The origin OF the fire is
unknown.
J On Thursday the annual picnic of st.
! Rose Church takes place at Leet's Grove,
| and the various committees are striving to
make it one of the most enjoyable yet held.
There will be meeting of the parish MEM
bers this evening at the college to make
final arrangements.