Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-02
BRIEF NOTES.

o1sALI NO1ES.
The fees of Sheriff McMullen's office for
the month just closed amounted to S130 20.
The fees of County Recorder Johnson's
office for the month of October amounted
to 1904
The Grismer Davies Theatrical Company
passed through yesterday from San Fran
cisco TO Chico.
Theresa Babel has sued F. Babel for d.
vorce, as also has Emma Birdsall sued
Coe W. Birdsall.
1t has been settled that George Van Halt
rem will play with the Stocktons for the
remainder of the season.
Postel & Schnerr yesterday fled with the
Secretary of State their claim to trade
mark for Herb Lemonade"
The examination of applicants for ad-
mission 10 the Bar takes place in the Su-
preme Court on the 18th of this month.
The wild ducks seem to be finding their
way back to the shooting grounds, as the
markets are again well supplied with them.
1t is said that Captain Dryer received a
telegram from Biggs yesterday to the effect
there.
The matrimonial season has started in
with a boom. County Clerk Hamilton is
sued no less than fifty marriage licenses in
October.
f. P. Lowell, who has been in Kentucky
the past season with his horse Falls, has
returned home, having sold the horse for
sl2000
Fred King, several years ago the chief
bookkeeper of the Sacramento Lumber
Company, died at the County Hospital a
few days ago.
The "meanest man" has been in town
He stole sleeps carcass early yesterday
morning from the butcher shop at Seventh
and ? streets.
Deputy Sherifs Beckley and Cogswell
yesterday took to the Napa Asylum Jennie
Price and the man named Rourk, who had
on the preceding day been declared insane.
There is nothing new regarding the stu
alton of the stone cutters strike. The men
are awaiting instructions from the National
Union, which they expect to receive by
Monday.
The % foot lot and residence on G
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
sold at auction yesterday by Bell q Co.
brought 81 125, w. J. McFadden being the
purchaser.
State Controller Dunn yesterday drew
warrants for $4,000 in favor of the Insane
Asylum at Agnews. Part of the money
will be expended in the construction Of adj
ditional buildings.
The Turlock Circuit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has filed articles of in
corporation, with the following Trustees
NJ. Moyle, W. K. Wallis, J. H. Carpenter
]. V. Davies, L. Bowman, ]. n. Bailey.
Sacramento gardens are becoming re
spleudent with golden-hued oranges anC
persimmons Some of the latter (of thu
Japanese Variety in the garden of G. II
Cummings are unusually large and fine.
The California Slate Company, of E
Dorado county, is erecting machinery il
the shape of trimmers, saws, etc Thu
company recently shipped four carloads o
slate to Reno for roofing depot belonging
to the railroad company.
The ladies of the G. A. r. have every
reason to be proud of the Hallow E'el
party given by them Thursday evening
which proved grand success and netteC
quite a handsome sum for the charitable
work for which it was given. The luck.
number for the rug was l64.
The Alameda Tennis Company is tn
IhInb VI al VI SdIiAdtlOH iOA iuC playing y
the game of tennis that has been ineorpor
ated. The capital stock is $40 1000, of which
amount there has been actually subscribed
| 1925. Directors-F. Maurer, Jr, D. D
Harrison, S. NJ. Haslett, F. ?. Moore, E. A
Younger.
There was meeting of the Iron olders
Union last evening, called TO consider
complaint on the part of employees in the
brass molding department with referenc
to a reduction in the hours of work. Tht
men will resume work this morning, bu
whether or not the matter was permanently
settled could not be learned.
There is trouble again between the Jap:
and their half brothers from the FIowery
Kingdom. One of the former applied a
| the station house last evening for the ar
rest of Chinaman, who he said had robbed
him Of $12 He said the pig tailed briganC
was held prisoner by his fellow Japs, anC
an officer went after him. The Jsps wert
found, but the Chinaman was gone, havinl
given his captors the slip.