Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-30
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Placer county paid S2,641 90 into the
State Treasury yesterday.
Louis Goldstein has commenced suit for
divorce against Rosa Goldstein.
The Folsom public school will hold its
annual picnic at Blanchard's Grove to-day.
The Postoffice hours tomorrow will be
the same as on Sundays and other holi.
days.
Officer Carroll and Health Officer Starr
yesterday arrested three Cinnamon for yio-
lating the health ordinance.
w. h. Ennis, of Sacramento, has been
elected Vice-President of the Grand Army
Association of Northern California.
Yesterday the Board of Trade decided
that business hours should close to-day at
l o'clock. The banks will be closed all
day.
In Judge Armstrong; department of the
Superior Court Henry Schmidt, a native of
Germany, was yesterday admitted to citi-
zenship.
A little son of Phil. Depanger, of Wood
land, had his hand badly crushed on Satur-
day in the cog-wheels of an icecream
machine.
John Desmond was thrown from his
buggy at Fourth and N streets YESTERDAY by
his horse shying and he received some Sc.
we're bruises.
The only arrests recorded at the CITY
prison last night were those of half dozen
persons charged with drunkenness and dis
turbing the peace.
The trial jurors for the April term of the
Superior Court appeared in Judge Arm.
strong's department yesterday and were
dismissed until Thursday.
Bids for supplying the County Hospital
with meats, bread groceries and gasoline
for one year will be received by the Super
visors till 2p. NJ. on May 7th.
An enjoyable entertainment, furnished
by local talent, was given at Folsom on
Tuesday evening last. for the benefit of
the Sunday-school library fund.
The Shoestrings defeated the Electrics in
game of ball yesterday afternoon by a
score of to 8. The principal features of
the game were the pitching of Bill RYAN
and the catching of Charles Jones.
Rev. E. B. Ware preached in Gait Sun.
day night on the subject: SIS there a
hell?' Having been in the newspaper
business. the reverend gentleman should
be abundantly able to answer the conun-
| drum himself.
A correspondent at Mooretown writes to
inquire the true name of bill Nye," the
humorist. He is informed that the funnv
mans right name is Edgar Wilson Nye.
! and that be was born in Shirley, Piscalaoua
county, Me-, in 1885,
The steamer Thomas Dwyer has been
chartered for the Changers Picnic on
Thursday, and will leave the foot of n
street at o'clock sharp. Fare for the
round trip, 81. Only seyenty-fiye tickets
will be sold, and they can be had al the
Changers Store.
The following has been handed in: "The
young Americans have orginized with the
folling members Isac Morley Catch Moses
Brown Pitch Johnnie McCaw Ist Base
eddie Willmander ID Base Alex McCaw Sd
! Base Moses Morley Short Stop Moses
Bower Center Field Joe Bower left field
Afnel Willmander right field
The funeral of the late John Douahue
yesterday was largely attended. The pail
bearers were Robert Forbes, Hugh Nc
Donald, Barney Kelly, James Mcclure.
Captain Dwyer ard Martin Halloran. Rev.
Father Grace conducted the services al the
family residence and grave, and the floral
offerings were numerous and of rare beauty
Folsom Telegraph: Salmon-trout are
being caught all along the river and in the
bitches running to the reservoir. And
| sports are out, trying them with hooks and
lines, while the little boys catch them with
! their hands, and they catch quite mum.
/ Der, as the little fellows are fishing for the
circus, aud that is why they catch salmon
| trout