Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-21
BRIEF NOTES

All of the trains started on the new time
schedule yesterday.
Mendocino county paid S4,647 into the
State Treasury yesterday.
Suit for divorce has been commenced bv
Carrie Nj. Brison against w. W. Brison.
On Sunday next the Antelope Baseball
Club will play the Golden Crowns at Au-
burn.
Near Antelope, few days ago, HIS.
Lindley fell from load of hay and sus
tanned painful injuries
The County Treasury has been enriched
by $1,000 paid in by Assessor Frost-S9OO
from poll taxes and 81 200 from personal
taxes.
The subject of the discourse tonight at
the Seventh Day Adventists' tent will be
Is Man Conscious or Unconscious in
Death?"
By runaway accident at Pescadero
few days ago VIII. F. Puruell, of this civ,
had his collar-bone fractured. He has re-
turned to his home here.
r. S. Carey has come into possession of
the Highland Park street railroad, and has
added to his O-street line new and hand
some car, q double-ender.
At the police station Yesterday q huge
pistol was taken from John Cation. He
lives at 5 and Eleventh streets ard has an
idea that enemies are seeking his life.
Theodore Winters won 50 4SO in stakes
at the st. Louis racing meeting lust closed
and his colt Don jose stands in high esti
nation among tuTfmen for the Chicago
derby.
A Mrs. Flaherty, of San Rafael. came tn
the city yesterday and claimed two Of the
| runaway boys confined atthe station-house
She also took away with her the rest OF the
| runaways.
The calendar for the Supreme Court for
| the July term, commencing August 18th.
| IN San Francisco, was received by Clerk ].
| 5. Williams yesterday from the State
Printer. There are about 800 cases on the
| calendar.
Sheriff Broughton of Santa Barbara
| county passed through this city on his way
| to Folsom prison, having in charge Frank
| Willard, who had been brought from the
| prison to testify in case in the lower part
| of the State.
1t is said that the different clerks about
the State Capitol, whose salaries were in
| creased S15 month by the Legislature, are
discussing the merits of the different min
eral waters, prior to selecting places for
their summer outings.
Placerville Parlor, n. S. G. w. has elected
| the following new officers B. Mierson. P
| II. S. Burdick, First V. P; Harry Kies,
Second V. P; Louis Reg, Third V. p;
Fred Rohlfing, Marshal; Max Mierson, R.
| s; Fred I. Hale, F. S; r. Anderson, Jr.,
Treasurer; X. w. Baum, S.: George Hof
meister, John Limpinsel, Fred T. Hale,
Trustees.
Frank D. Ryan, Grand President of the
Native Sons of the Golden West. returned
yesterday from Walnut Creek, Contra
| Costa county, where he instituted a new
Parlor on Wednesday, assisted by Grand
| Secretary Henry funston and the Native
Sons and Daughters OF Martinez. Mr..
| Ryan says he has calls nearly every dav 10
| go 10 different places 20 institute Parlors of
this rapIdly-growing organization.
! About year ago Professor f. c. Akin
son offered ascholars nip in the Sacramento
| Business College to the pupil in the public
| schools who might win II in competitive
| examination before the County Board of
| Education. The victorious pupil was Miss
| May Blanchard of Folsom. Yesterday she
| graduated from the business college and
at once was offered and accepted position
as bookkeeper in the Auditors Department
of Hale Bros establishment
The newl y-elected officers of the Sacre-
mento Turn Verein are: First Speaker, J.
Arnold; Second eaker, John c. Schaden:
! Recording Secretary, G. Kortsyein: Cor
| responding Secretary, E. Belger; Treas.
urer, F. MecRiessel; Financial Secretaty, C.
! lser First Turn leader. II. Fisher; Second
Turn-leader, F. Krebs; Property Guardian,
August Heilbron, Jr.; Librarian, Paul
Fisher; Director of Gymnasium, August
Mayer; Trustee, H. Goepel.
The following are the officers elect of
| Marguerite Parlor No u n. d. G. W, of
! Piacerville: Lizzie a. Wichmsnn, P. p:
Maggie Frazer, ? ; Myra Tobey, First V. ? /;
Laura Reynolds, Second V. P; Belle Ian
decker, Third V. P; Mrs Lena Anderson.
Recording Secretary; Carrie Hunger, Finan-
cial Secretary; Mrs Hattie Coblentz, Treas
urer; Annie Goyan. Marshall DIR. r. W.
Baum, Surgeon; Mrs. Annie Hofmeister,
! Annie Anderson, Mollie Walsh, Trustees.