Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-02
BRIEF NOTES.

The single tax theory will be discussed
at Turner Hall this evening.
The river marked 20 feet inches las
evening and was falling steadily.
The State Printers payroll for the pas
two weeks amounted to S., 734 As.
The road from Thirty first and NJ streets
to Perkins Station is being sprinkled daily
John Talbot distributed 500 fans free
among the picnickers at East Park yester.
day.
Helena Wagner has entered suit for di.
vorce, in the Superior Court, from John
Wagner.
| Work on the addition to be built to the
State Printing Office has already COM
menceo, and will be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
George E. Plummer of Alameda county
has been appointed member of the State
| Board OF Forestry, vice Joaquin Miller
who failed to qualify.
Hon. Thomas ]. Sherman. of New
York, will speak on the single tax doctrine
in the near future after filling his engage
ment at San Francisco.
Two men named Sullivan and O'Briep.
who are suspected of having robbed man
| at Dayisvllle recently, were arrested here
yesterday by officer Coffey.
This evening the first of the summer
series OF open.air evening concerts will be
given at the city plaza by the First Artillery
Band, commencing at 6 o'clock.
A horse was overcome by the heat on
Friday afternoon on Ninth street, and fell
down in the road, but shortly recovered
sufficiently to proceed on its way.
fIactious horse played smash among
the cast-iron goods in front of Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson's store yesterday, and
also demolished L. c. Chandeliers sign.
Annie Seaman has sued policeman Will
lam Seaman tor divorce, alleging desertion
as the cause. The parties entered into a
private marriage by written contract in
June last.
The City Board of Health did not hold
its monthly meeting last night, in conse-
quence of the death of a relative of one of
the members. The Board will meet next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. f. Keegan, mother of Deputy State
Printer ]. j. Keegan, Mary A. Keegan,
Mrs. f. j. ketchum and Mrs II NJ. Ber-
nard, died at her residence yesterday at
the ripe age of rs years.
State Prison Director Devlin and P.
Huelsman had relatives at Johnstown, Pa,
| one of the towns de!uged by the bursting
OF an immense reservoir on Thursday, and
it is feared that they may have persisted.
Referring to certain Published reflections
on his official integrity, Constable Tod
hunter of Washington states that he de-
slres the fullest investigation, confident
that his record will bear the fullest light
Industrial Lodge, No 157, l. 0. 0. F.,
elected the following officers last evening
| Noble Grand, a. Felt; Vice-Graud, w. E.
| Bowman; Secretary, J. L. Robinette; Treas
urer, James Stewart; Trustee. J. J. Nissen.
Officer Frazee last evening arrested
George Borchers, the whilom ball-pitcher,
who, the officer said, was creating dis
| turbance on Twentieth and H streets. AT
| the police station it required several good
men and true" to put the youngster in the
| lookup.
Articles of incorporation of the Pacific
| Carriage Company were filed in the Secre-
| tary of States office. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Capital stock,
| $50 900. Directors-AlmoH D. Carville,
| Oliver Huxley, Stephen c. Walsh, N. W.
| Fox and Michael NJ. Fallon.
| Persons interested in trotting horses
| should bear in mind the sale of +. A. Jones
| highly bred stock tomorrow at 1905 NJ
street at 10 o'clock iE the morning. He
| will put under the hammer several young
animals, capable of trotting well down in
the twenties, with great future possibilities
Bell & Co, auctioneers, will conduct the
sale, which also includes sulkies, harness