Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-05
BRIEF NOTES.
There are two valises at the police station
for which owners are wanted.

There are two valises at the police station
for which owners are wanted.
County licenses collected last month by
P. +. Dolsn amounted TO 81 40.
Louisa Schweitzer was yesterday granted
by Judge Van Fleet divorce from Abram
Schweiizer.
In payment of salaries the Governor yes
terday signed University checks amount
ing to s1l, 75l Is.
State and county taxes will soon be COL
lectable. On the Doth Sheriff McMullen
will be prepared to receive them.
A valise containing BARRIERS outfit be-
longing to L. Clanton was stolen from a
saloon on l. street, between Third and
Fourth, yesterday.
A man who gave his name first as Dunn,
and afterward as Stafford, was caught steal
ing q coat from the rooms of the City
Board of Trade yesterday.
Cora Mains, the fifteen year-old girl who
has giTen the police so much trouble. will
probably be sent by Chief Lee to the Boys
and Girls Aid Society in San Francisco.
The Governor was busy yesterday for a
few hours signing State papers. among
them being about one hundred life diplo-
mas granted to teachers by the State Board
of Education.
A jury in Judge Armstrong; Court
yesterday convicted George W. Otto of
grand larceny, he having robbed John Ca
hill on K street some months since of a
watch and money.
The Buckeye Social Club has organized
by electing the following officers: Presi-
dent, ]. Whitelaw Secretary, Al. Galigan;
Treasurer, I. II. Mcdonald; Sergeant-at-
Arms, C. Herndon.
1t was stated the other day that Mr..
Seader was the contractor for Kelly's new
building on l street. This was mistake,
Mr.. Seadler being the architect and Siller
Bros. the contractors.
Sheriff McMullen reports that ninety-one
prisoners were confined in the County Jail
during the month of October; that fifty
were discharged, sent to State Prison, etc,
ana that forty-one remain in the institu-
ton.
II. c. Hanson and Robert Larsen have
sued G. w. billiard, administrator of the
estate of G. E. billiard, deceased, to recover
payment of an alleged Indebtedness of
$2l6 81, with interest, owing by the de-
ceased.
Deputy Sheriff Wolsey. of Alameda
county, arrived yesterday. on his way to the
Folsom Prison with Thomas Anderson,
sentenced for two years for felony. and
Thomas Reedy, sentenced to one year for
forgery.
]. II. Crowley, Grand Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias, who is now officially
visiting the various Lodges, will this even
ing visit Confidence Lodge, No. 81, and to-
morrow evening Capital Lodge, Knights of
Pythias.
The Knights of Pythias have decided to
formally dedicate their new building on
Thanksgiving Day. Grand Chancellor T.
]. Crowley, of San Francisco, will officiate.
Alter the dedication the Knights will as
sist in unwilling the Stevens statue.
The Department of State is now sending
out the appendices to the journals of the
Senate and Assembly of the Twenty
eighth session of the Legislature. The set
comprises eight large volumes, which con-
tain vast amount of information and an
equal amount of trash.
Ia Bear river, at point about one mile
above the bridge spanning that stream, in
the vicinity of Wheatland, a hunter last
Saturday killed with his gun salmon that
weighed twelve pounds. This is said to be
the first salmon known to have been
caught in that river Ior over twenty years.