Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-25
BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked II feet . inches last
evening.
Colusa county paid s24S 50 into the State
Treasury yesterday.
University vouchers amounting to SlO.-
S64 Al were signed by the Governor yes
terday.
The managers of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum acknowledge the receipt of various
donations from citizens
The Golden Gate Fruit Association Last
night shipped three cars of fruit for the
East, one being new refrigerator car.
In Judge Armstrong; Court yesterday
Mary Z. Valenzuela was granted a divorce
from Salvlo 5. NalenZuela, on the ground
of cruelty.
The Horribles will meet tonight on ]
street, between Ninth and Tenth, to make
further arrangements for their Fourth of
July parade.
Joaquin Fernandez, a native of the
Azores Islands, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of Antoine Martz and
Joseph S. Content.
Yesterday James Barron swore out a
warrant for the arrest of man named Bill
Waite, for the brutal assault recently COM
mitted on himself.
Northern California Railroad formerly the
Rideout road) have been removed from
Marysyille to this city
Andrea Mckee has brought suit for d.
vorce against Thomas II. Mckee, through
her attorney, q. F. Wharton, on the ground
OF failure to provide.
The Our Taste Baseball Club defeated
the Elk Groves at Elk Grove on Sunday by
score of "a to 16. The features were the
battery work of Hapeman and Dougherty.
The California Fruit Union last evening
dispatched for the East several carloads of
choice fruits to tickle the palates of our
brethren on the other side of the continent
A horse belonging to James l. Felter, at
tached to light wagon, ran away yester-
day afternoon, and before he got through
with his run succeeded in doing consider
able damage.
The Grand Central Hotel, Lake Tahoe is
now open for the season with A. J. Bayley
at the helm again. The weather is re-
ported as being delightful and the trout
biting readily.
Fifty druggists passed through on Sun
day from the East to San Francisco to at
tend the annual meeting of the American
Pharmaceutical Ass ociation, which opened
there yesterday.
The most beautiful effects ever seen in
Sacramento are promised for the Phan-
tasma on Thursday night al Turner Hall
Many of the fairest ladies in the city are
announced to take part.
Sheriff Ball, of Butte county, passed
through the city yesterday, having in
charge George Clark, young man con-
victed of burglary and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment at San Quentin.
Antoine Brewer denies the statement
that he was on a spree on Sunday when
thrown outof bis buggy that he had been
down the Riverside road, and that he had
too freely imbibed of the succulent butter
milk dispensed in that locality.
Sacramento Conclave No, II, K. S. F.,
has elected the following delegates to the
Supreme Conclave of the world, which
meets in August in Minneapolis: n. Har-
vey and o. n. Cronkite; alternates, R. B.
Harmon and George L. Mckay.
Court Capitol No. GAP, A. 0. F.,
has elected the following officers: c. R.,
W. NJ. Thomas; S. C. R, = Vance; T, J.B.
Lamkin; F. s., H. W. NJ. Ogg; r. S. George
G. Campbell; S. W..-Strader; J. W, Frank
Carpenter: s. B., S. c. Lancaster; j. B., A.
H: Hubert; Court Surgeon, Dr. F. G. FAY;
delegates to Sub-High Court, to be held in
Minneapolis in August; o. N Cronkite,
DR.. w. F. Wizard; alternates, H. Longton
and r. B. Harmon.