Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-22
BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked only Il feet S inches
last evening.
The temperature Of the water in the Sac
ramento river at present is 76o.
", F. McCracken, of Costumes, has sent
20 this office box of luscious apricots. The
fruit is Of large size and delicate favor.
Work has been commenced on the filing
IN OF the rear part OF the Capitol Park, and
loads OF earth are pouring in at q lively
rate.
OF What VIII the Resurrection Be-"
IS the subject Of the discourse announced
for this evening at the Seventh Day Ad-
Tentsts tent.
Police Judge Buckley is thinking of rent
ing vacant building on Front street in
which 10 hold Court while the old tank
building is being patched up.
A little child about 3 years old was found
wandering about in the vicinity OF Fourth
and l. yesterday, and. brought TO the police
/ station to await the claim Of its parents.
Ten carloads OF oranges and eighteen of
tea passed through the city last night en-
route 10 The Eas,-the former from San
Francisco and the latter from Los Angeles.
Carpenters are at work repairing the
/ tank on Top OF the Old City Hall, and put
y
/ Will require several days to complete the
work.
Sheriff J A. Saul Of Yuba county passed
/ through this city yesterday, having in
| charge an insane man named William
! Carly, Ell route TO the Stockton Insane
! Asylum.
! The Electrics and the Hale Bros. crossed
! bats al Thirteenth and N streets yesterday
( afternoon. The game was called at the
/ end OF the third inning, and decided in
favor Of the former.
The cylinder head of soda manufact-
/ uring machine in the store OF Hugh Casey
/ blew out yesterday, making a very loud
| explosion, and demolishing bottles, etc, 70
the value Of several dollars.
At the Congregational Church to-mor.
row evening Rev. c. w, Merrill will deliver
| another OF the popular Bible lectures on
! Moses and Pharaoh, with reference to
Some Little Modern Phsroahs"
On complaint Of J. W. Hughes. Mrs
| Amelia Saunders was yesterday placed By
| Justice Deyine under $500 bonds to keen
the peace. The bond was given about half.
past 5 o'clock and Mrs Saunders set at
liberty.
a merry party Of lads and lasses, nun.
bering about forty, went 10 Florin last
night on hay ride. The time was very
! pleasantly spent in the village, dancing
and fine supper being the main features
of that part Of the programme. The party
arrived home at late hour, after having 8
jolly good time.
Hon. Grove /. Johnson will return TO,
day from Nevada City, where he has beer
engaged since the Sd in the defense O.
Sheriff George Lord, on trial for the second
time for alleged fraudulently altering bal
lots and thus securing his reelection IS
Sheriff. Last evening the jury brought If
a verdict of not guilty. Qa the former
! trial the jury disagreed,
! The policemen are kicking vigorously
over the order recently issued by Chief Lei
commanding them to appear in full uni
form and mounted for participation in tht
Fourth of July parade. In view Of III,
fact that the policemen have had no par
for several months, they regard as an un
necessary hardship this order 10 compe
them 10 strut Cor the glory Of the city 3
their own individual expense.