Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03
BRIEF NOTES.

The Johnson-Slsvin Minstrel Company
LETT last night for Portland, Or.
James Silverstone, agent for Goodyear
Cook " Dillon's Ministries, is in the civ.
There will be an election for officers of
the Catholic Ladies Relief Society this
evening.
Bids for the St. Rose Church picnic will
be received by ]. B. White, at No. SD K
street, until P. NJ. to-day
a Dixon hotel keeper has caused the ar.
rest OF Eckert, who runs q dramatic COM
pauy, under the hotel dead-beat Act.
At the Metropolitan Theater this after
| noon, commencing at o'clock, will be
held the closing exercises of the Christian
Brothers College.
Billy Patterson, Tom Brown and John
Doe We're slated at the CITY prison last
night for drunkenness, and W. F. Murray
for disturbing the peace.
Some seventy persons went on the ex-
curslon train to Monte Vista Yesterday.
many walked out, while many more drove
there IN private conveyances.
Mrs. J. W Boyd, District Deputy Grand
Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star,
will leave tomorrow for Orland and Viii
lows to visit officially Chapters in those
towns
Officer Arlington left for Marysville last
night to bring back Earl w. Kimball, who
was with Widows on the occasion of the
robbery OF room in the Howard House
in April last.
While ]. L. McCord was exercising
horse at Agricultural Park yesterday, the
bit broke, the horse ran away and McCord
was thrown to the ground. Fortunately he
was not much injured.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
| temperature yesterday was $50 and So,
while for the same date last year it was 74o
| and SO. The present season has been
| much warmer than last season to an equal
date.
Deputy Sheriff Carroll, of San Francisco,
arrived last night en- route to Folsom with
two prisoners, James Brown and George
Cooper. The former is to serve fifteen wears
for robbery, and the latter two years for
burglary.
Gait Gazette: II conversation with some
OF our farmers we learn that there is con-
siderable rust on down wheat, but it is only
found on the leaves of the wheat and not
on the stalk, and very little damage is ex-
pected from it."
At an early hour yesterday morning a
lamp exploded in q room on J street, be-
bNCcII SiAlL1 anu &c! CLtD. he occupant
of the room, Mr.. Warick, had presence
of mind enough to throw it into the street
and thus prevent fire.
Frank E. Austin informs the Woodland
Nail that he had during the past month
visited almost every grain growing county
in California and says he found no better
grain anywhere than is growing in the
fields about Capay, 1olo county.
Professor Marks second lecture will be
given at the Central N. E. Church tonight
on Jerusalem and Other Cities of the
Lord The temple of Solomon will be
| shown, and fifty fine paintings exhibited
and described. Tickets % cents.
The Twenty-sixth Agricultural District,
embracing Sacramento and Amador coun-
ties, under the law past by the last Legis-
lature will receive s. 900 year State aid.
This year it is proposed TO hold the district
fair in lone, and the date fixed is from the
80 to the 9Th of September.
The thirtieth anniversary of the institu.
lion of Capitol Lodge, l. o. 0. F., will be
| celebrated by that body on Monday next,
the 10th. An address will be delivered
and an interesting literary and musical
programme presented. The exercises will
take place at the State Capitol in the Senate
chamber, the collation. in the Assembly
chamber