Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-02
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The river marks 16 feet inches.
Hans NJ. Olsen, of this city, has been
i granted a patent tor d motor.
/, The Gamer Herald came down the
river yesterday with large bargeload of
grain.
County Recorder johnson collected as
fees during the month of April the sum of
| $452 25.
Turton & Knox of this city are construct
ing the branch railroad from Monterey to
Pacific Grove.
During the month of April the County
Clerk issued licenses 10 forty-one couples
bent on trying their luck in the matrimo-
NAL lottery.
The Changers picnic comes off to-day at
Beach's Grove, and there will be country
ball in the evening at the Union House, on
the lower Stockton road.
T. W. Humphrey of Folsom has quail
fed as Notary Public, by filing a bond in
the sum of 5000, with Clinton L. White
and S. B. Smith as surelies.
The Verein Eintracht excursion to Wood
land comes off on Sunday next. The May
Festival will be held at Coils Grove, to
which all excursionists will be admitted
free.
James English has brought suit against
Frank ]. and Jennie G. Melee, to foreclose
mortgage given to secure payment of
1921 5S, and interest, lent OF promissory
note.
A cow that was being driven along d
street, near Eighteenth, attacked Mrs. NJ
FL. Meagher on Tuesday evening and SO
severely injured her that she is confined to
her bed.
These arrests were recorded at the police
Office last night: j. L. Buck, disturbing
the peace, by officer Harvey; Rose Gal
lagher, Lily Hewitt and Waters, vagrancy,
by officer Ash.
A Raymond & Whitcomb special excur-
sion train of ten cars arrived last evening,
on its way East. The night was spent
here, and the train departs this morning
on its journey.
On Tuesday the Young Americas de-
feated the Tribunes at baseball by score
OF 10 to Z, with an inning to spare. They
also defeated the Unions ON Monday by
score of 10 to 49,
A party writes from the country to
music dealer of this city for "a solo for six
voices" The dealer could not find one in
stock and wrote back to know if the lady
wanted ripe calliope.
Invitations have been received in this
city to grand Templar concert, drill and
dance 10 be given at the Mechanics Pa
vilion in San Francisco this evening by
Golden Gate Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar.
The papers have been received at the
County Clerks office granting a change of
venue from San Francisco to this county in
the case OF w. HI. Stenhart. who sues the
ID. o. Mills National Bank for $500, which
sum plaintiff alleges that institution owes
him.
] street was the scene of a runaway yes
terday morning. A horse got away with a
buggy, which was smashed in a collision
with a market wagon. A man named
Dulion, while attempting to stop the run
away, was knocked down and injured to
some extent.
The Young Turner'S Baseball Club have
organized, to receive challenges from any
club whose members are under nine years
OF age. Their names are: Bernie Grove,
| first base; +. Bauer, second base F. Eek
strom, third base; w. Wickwire, short
stop George Spargo, pitcher; c. Keil,
| catcher; Walter Hagerty, center field; Z.
King, right field; G. Starger, left field.
| A baseball club has been organized at
Hangtown Crossing to be known as the
Haugtown Baseball Club, with H. L. Berg
man as Manager. The club is ready to re-
ceive challenges from any amateur club.
The following is the list of players: H.
Warren. Captain; G. Bakers, B. Warren, B.
| F. Smith, f. Warren, James Rooney, T.
Carroll, r. Tibbits, George Creswell, James
Cornell, NJ. Cameron.