Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-18
BRIEF NOTES.

The payroll of the State Printer for the
last two weeks amounted to s., 1873 05.
Some thief yesterday stole case of iu-
struments from City Physician Nichols
buggy.
The Elk Grove Baseball Club defeated
the Andrews OF this city on Sunday by a
score of Il to Il.
The box-sheet for the McNeill Club con-
cert opens at 10 O'Clock this morning at
Houghton's book store.
The injuries received some days ago by
Manuel Medroe, who was crushed under a
block of granite, yesterday resulted fatally.
This evening at the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists' tent the subject to be discussed
will be: " The Wrath of God to be Visited
Upon This Generation"
Deputy Sheriff Jamison of Alameda came
to the city last evening en- route to Folsom
Prison with Fred Lapoole, sentenced to
two years for burglary.
The City Trustees are rebuilding the old
wharf at the foot of n street, which needed
repairs. This will greatly facilitate the
steamers using the same.
Lee d. Craig was on yesterday appointed
Notary Public, to reside at San Fran
cisco, and Z. S. Hall was commissioned
James Patterson, of Patterson station,
has left at the Exposition Building speci-
men of the prolific growth of barley, there
being all of fifteen hundred grains from
one kernel of barley.
John Farnsworth, nUrseryman with
Messrs. Reed Il Vanguelder, yesterday
brought to the Exposition Building
branch of wild gooseberries. literally
covered with the fruit, from Sutter county
Yesterday Mrs. Maurer had a writ of
habeas corpus issued directing Mrs Spier-
son to show cause for the detention of the
formers child, which an Iowa Court placed
In her custody when it gave her divorce
from her husband.
The funeral of Robert A. Wilson, who
was killed on the Sacramento Valley Rail
road last Saturday, took place from the
residence OF mis- mother at Mormon Island,
on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
services were conducted by the employees
OF the road.
The dOuble-headed bombs that are pro-
dUctive of so much damage by fire, must
go-or, rather, they must not come-this
year. The Trustees have so decided, and
they might as well have included the large
Chinese bomb, the explosive power of
which is enough to lift wagon of the
street.
The Shoestrings have changed their
name 10 the Hale Bros. The following are
the members: Ausel Cheney, C. Hunt
Bert Cheney, Tom QuintoD, Robert Bow
ers, Chas. Jones Ha!sey Smith, Herman
Gray, Bert Martin; c. Jones, captain.
They will play any club whose members
are under ii years of age.
Arrived on Saturday and Sunday
Steamer San Joaquin No 4, from San Fran
cisco, with merchandise, and barge of
lumber for the Sacramento Lumber Com
pany and Richards Il Knox. Also, the
steamer Sonoma, from San francisco, with
barge of lumber for the Friend Il Terry
Company and w. F. Frazer.
The United Endowment Associates have
elected these officers for the ensuing tsrm
P. c., A. Z Brune c., Mrs f. Bryan :;
'. c., Mrs. o. E. Hater; A. c., Mrs. NJ.
Guhre; +. s., C. H. Denton f., Mrs l.
Hillebrand; Guide, Mrs. E. V. Birdsall ; g.,
J. f. c. Knauer; S, Charles Schneider.
Trustees, Mrs. A. B. S. Knauer, Mrs. Z.
Siebenthaler, Mrs. A. Schneider. Medical
Examiner, DR.. i. Z. Brune