Sacramento County CA Archives News.....Sacramento Daily Bee March 20, 1886
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Sacramento Daily Bee March 20, 1886
Sacramento Daily Bee
Saturday March 20, 1886

	Local Brevities
  Fourteen carloads of oranges will go East to-night.
  The minimum temperature yesterday was 37º and the maxim 57º
  Constable Harvey has appointed George K. RIDER as a Deputy Constable.
  A land slide at Tehachapi has prevented the arrival of the Southern Pacific 
train to-day.
  The special train bringing Mapleson and his opera company is due here at 6:30 
o’clock this afternoon.
  There was quite an attendance at the matinee this afternoon, the fine weather 
bringing the ladies out in force.
  The condition of Bartholomew ROACH, who was shot by Wm. GRIGGS, Thursday, 
seems favorable for his recovery, though he has a serious wound.
  Mrs. Anandibae JOSHEE, wife of the Hindo, who lectured here, recently has 
graduated at the Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia.
  Deputy Sheriff WILSON of San Francisco to-day took to the State Prison at 
Folsom, Morgan SWEENEY, who is to serve two years for burglary in the second 
degree.
  A valuable mare belonging to Theodore WINTERS died at the ranch of the owner 
this morning. She was a valuable animal and in foal by the celebrated horse, 
Joe Hooker.
  The NORTON brothers - Tom and John - SLADE, the Maori, Professor SIMONS and 
Jack McAULEY have formed a slogging combination and gone out upon the road. 
They show at Woodland to-night.
  A steamer will leave San Francisco for this city, and arrive here about 9 
A.M. to-morrow, bringing 150 or more members of the Odd Fellows General Relief 
Committee.

	MARRIED 
  In Oakland, March 16, Harry SMITH to Lizzie OGELOIE.
 	BORN
  In this city, to the wife of Thomas BROMLEY, a son.
  In this city, March 17, to the wife of Fred. R. ADAMS, a daughter.
  In Nevada City, March 3, to the wife of J. TAYLOR, of a son.
  In Weaverville, March 8, to the wife of T.E. ROBINSON, a daughter.
  In Town Talk, Nevada county, March 12, to the wife of Samuel PHILLIPS, a 
daughter.
	DIED
 In this city, March 19, Alexander, son of Wm. and Eliza J. MAXWELL, a native 
of California, aged 3 months and 10 days.
 [Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, 
which will take place from the residence of the parents, Tenth street, between 
D and E, to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
  In Sonora, March 11, John HICKS, aged 52 years.
  Near Columbia, March 6, J.L. HASLAM, aged 55 years.
  In Nevada City, March 14, Pearl CLEAVE, aged 1 year, 3 months and 15 days.
  Near Marysville, March 15, Thomas CULLOE, aged 50 years.
  Near Dutch Flat , Placer county, March 7, Frank MORRIS, aged 60 years.
  In Forest Hill, Placer county, March 6, Michael CANTWELL, aged 49 years, 7 
months and 6 days.
  In Rocklin, Placer county, March 6, Willie WRIGHT, aged 3 years, 5 months and 
6 days.
  In Shasta Valley, near Yreka, March 6, Mrs. Mary Ellen MITCHELL.
  In Grass Valley, March 9, Francis RICHARDS, aged 3 months and 3 days.





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