Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-09
BRIEF NOTES.

Anna Potel has begun suit for divorce
from edward Potel.
Eli Mayo is confined to his home with a
bad attack OF rheumatism.
Tom Brady was fined s. by Judge Buck
ley yesterday Tor being drunk.
The river stood at one inch below the 90
foot mark yesterday afternoon.
Freight traffic on the San Francisco
steamers apache and Modoc is very light
st present.
There is not much trade for the steamers
up the river st the present time, and the
draw0ridge has now rarely to be opened.
In Judge Van Fleets Court yesterday
Alfred Il. Barry, native of England, was
admitted to citizenship on the testimony of
VIM. Blackburn and John Barrett.
The railroad scales are being overhauled
During the time Of the high water, few
weeks ago, the underground machinery be-
came rusted, requiring repairs 10 be made
In consequence of the dry weather the
mud on the streets has become stiff, and of
the graded thoroughtare heavily loaded
trucks or wagons often mire down and have
to be unloaded.
The charge of burglary against the boy
George Lewis, who was caught at the till
of k-sJreet store, was reduced in the
Police Court yesterday to one of petit lar
ceuy, and the lad was sent to Jail for sixty
days.
The Howard Benevolent Association as
sis ed during The month Of December 43
II "a, 60 women and I2S children. making
a total OF 240 persons. The total number OF
dispositions granted were l ,I66 and the
total outlay $556 80.
The Sheriff has notified Thomas AnGer-
son that ne must remove his fence, which
encroaches upon the public road Just this
side of the town OF Franklin, in accord
ance with the order of the Superior Court.
tnls fence has been source of much an
noyanc5 to the people Of Franklin.
a dispatch was received in this city yes
terday morning announcing the death at
Whittier, Los Angeles county, of Owen
Dunn, father of State Controller John P.
Dunn and Dep1ty Controller Felix Dunn.
Deceased leaves three sons and four daugh-
tiers. and was % years of age. The funeral
viii take place on Friday in Los Angelica.
The stockholders Of the ST. Clair Manu-
featuring Cnmuamy nave elected the follow
ing Directors for the ensuing year W. Z.
Brown, W. E. Tufts, OF Dayisville; c. H.
Burt, G. G.. Pickett, Of Sacramento and r.
B. s.. Clair, Of Alameda. The Directors
organized by eleciing O. Fl. Burt President,
" 3. Brown Secretary, and " E. Tufts
Treasurer
Some time last summer z carpenter
aamed J. \. Bates left here for Seattle,
promising 30 write 10 his wife on his ar
rival there. Nothing was heard from him
for several months, and in the meantime it
vas taken for granted that he had been
killed by the fall Of building. He was, ii
seems, i'll with brain fever, but has at last
returned to this city.
Sacramento Lodge, No. 2, L o. O. F.. has
installed the following officers: NJ. G.
D0heFty, J. P, G A. D. Tilton, II. G.; n.
LUAeck, v G. f. N. Jackson, Rec SEC;
n W. R9bbias, z Sec J. Bories. T.; E. s.
Luce, "; W. E Sim, Con; B. H. Chap
man, 0 G J. G. Cox, J. G.; ?. f. Her
ringer, r ). n G.; Il. Cronkite, L. S. y.
G.; J. Kimmei, Z S. V. G.; w Dinz, L. S.
Y. G; J. ". Wsli, T. S. S. John Walt L.
j. S J. W. Humphreys, Chaplain.
The officers Of Sacramento Conclave, No.
y, Kaights Of Sherwood Forest, a. o. +.
If Il, were Installed on Tuesday night by
2. c. n Harvie, as follows: c. l., w.
Smith V. q, B. f. Parsons; Adjutant o.
\. CronkiIe; P H.. J. ]. Buckley First
Lieutenant, w. A. Hubert; Second Lieu
tenant, Or. q G. Fay First Sergeant, C. c.
Hall ST cnnd Sergeant, N. NJ Remminton
). " ". F Lower; Mat A, T. ". Gel
ger; 2. G n. HaFYie; Truslees-George a.
Stuart, 3 G. Vermillion and B. NJ Dean
Auiitors-0. M Dowuer, w. S. CasS and
q. Z. Campbell. 4 banquet followed.