Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-16
LOCAL BREXITIES.

The river marks 10 feet . inches on the
K street gauge.
The Dover came down the river yester-
day with barge loaded with grain.
During the run to yesterdays fire Al.
Heinrich was thrown from hose-cart and
badly bruised.
The flags in the railroad shops are at
half.mast out of respect to the memory of
the late Charles Hooper.
Justice Devine did not render decision
in the Harlow examination case Yesterday.
but Will do SO at ten o'clock to-day.
State Controller Dunn yesterday issued
! warrant for $500 to John F. Swift for his
services in the Chae Chang Ping case.
Branch No. "a of. the Boiler-makers'
Union has invited the other employees of
the railroad shops to attend the funeral of
the late Charles p. Hooper.
Superior Judge Van Fleet, presiding in
Department One yesterday, In the absence
OF Judge Armstrong, granted J. A. F. Nc
| Lean divorce from Mary Mclean.
The Governor has commissioned r. S.
johnson, of San Joaquin county, Director
| OF the Stockton State Asylum for the In
sane. vice l.. NJ. Cutting, withdrawn.
Articles of incorporation of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Fresno,
and the First Presbyterian Church OF
| Fresno, were filed with the Secretary of
| State yesterday.
The following settlements were made
with the State Treasurer yesterday: Nevada
county, 81 207 AZ; Warden McComb. San
Quentin Prison, 1892 50; sales of lutte
goods for March, S34 ,306 81.
Sheriff Hensley of Fresno was in this CITY
yesterday en- route 10 Seattle, w. T.. to bring
back Hugh Gallagher, charged with rob-
berry. The officer procured the necessary
| requisition from the Governors Office.
Ira G. Hoitt, Senior Supreme Representa-
tive of the American Legion of Honor for
California, was given a reception by TODD
will and Safety Councils of Los Angeles. at
the Nadeau House, during his recent visit
there.
The Young Rattlers won their first game
on Sunday by defeating the Hale Bros. bv
a score of 10 to and an inning to spare.
The features OF the game were the pitching
of George Newbert and the batting of John
Greene.
The following Notaries were appointed
by the Governor yesterday: G. II. Phar,
San Jacinto; Geo. A. Young, San Fran
cisco; f. c. Mosebach, San Francisco; Jas.
H. Boyd, San Demanding; William z.
A young son OF A. J. Stitt fell into the
river at the foo. of o street on Sunday, hut
was saved from drowning by man who
sprang into the water just as the boy Yves
going down. His rescuer declined to give
his name, but his act was brave and COM
mendable.
Mrs. Mankip, charged with disturbing
the peace, and F. Fredericks, for discharg-
ing firearms within the city limits, were
the only entries on the police slate last
night. Frederick's offense, it is said, was
caused by his shooting at troublesome cat
in his back yard.
A brave little boy grabbed the lines and
stopped team of horses that were running
away with a carriage in which he was
seated with three ladies. on Sunday, while
attending funeral at the cemetery. Those
who witnessed the little fellows act speak
in high terms of his courage and presence
of mind.
A female denizen of rue de L, who fire.
quently displays her proficiency as an
equestrienne on the business streets, came
to grief last evening. During one of her
horseback jaunts she had apparently loaded
up on some beverage that made her top
heavy, for she took tumble to the pave
ment, escaping, however, without serious
injury.
man up town has dog which he has
trained to jump into the first vacant chair
he sees whenever his master cries
" Next The other day the man and dog
dropped into barber shop, and when the
barber had finished his continued story and
let man out of his chair, he cried Next
The knight of the razor was almost
parsiyzed when the dog leaped into the
vacant chair and sat up as if ready to be
operated upon.