Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-06
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Annie Lemery has sued Venaup Lemery
for divorce.
The steamers Varuna, Herald and Rob-
erts Island went up the river yesterday.
The Harbor Commissioners paid S22,-
7S2 "a into the State Treasury on Saturday.
P. f. Dolan reports the collection of
81 ,595s50 from county licenses for month of
April.
The hight of the river has not yet been
affected much by the recent rain. 1t
marked yesterday 16 feet inches.
Another appraisement of the estate OF
the late Lorinda Washbnrn has been made,
and the figure given is $l73, 467 80.
A stranger involuntarily went through
a saloon window on street on Saturday
night. 1t cost him two dollars and six bits.
Clinton L. White has filed his bond as
Notary Public, in the sum of $1,000, with
c. Il. Hubbard and Adolph Hebron as
sureties.
Articles of incorporation of the First
Presbyterian Church of Klinknerviile were
filed in the Secretary of States office on
Saturday.
Ex-Police Judge Henry is candidate
for the position of Township Justice in
| this city, made vacant by the death of the
late 1. ,. Brown.
Early yesterday morning man on ]
street dropped his pistol, which exploded,
causing something of commotion, but
harming nobody.
Sheriff SAUL of Yuba, came to the CITY
yesterday, en- route to San Questin with
William Love, sentenced to nve years for
| assault to murder.
At l:30 this afternoon the children and
others will meet at the Congregational
Church to rehearse the songs for the Union
Sunday School picnic.
The ladies of the Congregational, Chris
tian and Methodist Churches. of Gait,
netted s33 each for the respective church
funds at last Tuesdays picnic.
The sale of lots at Loomis on Saturday
was seriously interfered with by the storm.
Several lots were sold, but the main sale
was postponed till some fair day.
| On Saturday evening officer Morelli az
rested George Bennett on charge of in
decent conduct, and the accused will be
heard to-day in the Police Court.
The business houses and residences of
| Gait were appropriately decorated with
| red, white and blue national flags and bunt-
ing for the celebration last Tuesday.
| George B. Katzenstein, G. S. of the |. o.
| G.. t., was in Gait on Friday, and conferred
degrees on the officers and members of Ulla
Lodge of Good Templers of that place.
The glove fight at the Comique on Satur-
| day night between George Cannon. of this
city, and Jack Ashley, of San Francisco,
was won in seven rounds by the former.
The Governor on Saturday signed letter
of Introduction to be used by J. NJ. Dam
ron and friends while East visiting REFORM
stories and reform schools for juvenile
| offenders.
One of the large walnut trees on the side
of DIR. 6. L. Simmons residence at Tenth
and n streets. was blown over yesterday
| morning, and came near doing damage on
the opposite side of the street.
| Mayor Gregory. Chairman of the Board
of Police Commissioners. states that the
matter of the alleged unofficerlike conduct
of policeman Frazee will be formally in
quired into, probably this afternoon.
George Coear and Joe McLain were ar
rested by officer Coffee yesterday morning
and charged with disturbing the peace.
The officer says from what he saw Cogar
was the aggressor. McLain was struck in
| the back of the neck and completely
knocked out.
The funeral Of Edmund G. Morton, Jr.,
took place from the family residence at
Third and P streets yesterday. under the
auspices of Capitol Lodge, /. o. o. f., OF