Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-10
BRIEF RErEREscE.

Seventeen carloads, or over 800 people
went East yesterday by the enigrant train
one car being filed with Cinnamon. They
are taking advantage of the cheap fare $3.50
to New York. The number OF passengers
from the East, however, has not been ma
terially increased by the reduction, the peo-
pie beyond the Rockies seeming to prefer
their own country to California just at
present.
The emigrant train from San Francisco
yesterday was delayed at the Straits of Car
quinez for several hours. The heavy wind
made the huge ferry-boat almost ~unT an
ageable, and it was thought best to wait
until the wind subsidized.
w. j. Kelly has been convicted in Justice
Gilmer's Court, and fined $40 and costs for
hunting on the Norris grant without per-
mission.
The overland train from the East did not
arrive yesterday until nearly noon, being
delayed by slide of stone upon the track.
The wind Monday night blew about twenty
feet square of the iron sheets from the roof of
the G. T. r. r. machiue shop.
Thirteen car loads of emigrants including
three cars of Cinnamon, will leave for the
East to-day.
The only arrest made yesterday was Jack
German, by officer Dolan, for malicious
mischief.
There is telegram at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Mrs. A. A. Harrison.
Sacramento river twelve feet seven inches.
PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-At the Congre-
gational Church tonight the. Sacramento
Philharmonic Society viii give its second
subscription concert. The programme en-
braces fourteen numbers of choice selections,
and presents choruses, solos, part songs,
quartets, trios, etc. 1t presents also q num-
Der of old time pastoral and madrigal songs
dating back to the sixteenth century. 1t also
includes selections from Hadyn, Schumann,
Campana and other standard authors. The
concert promises to be one of much interest.
METROPOLITAN THEATER the Metro
politan Iheater next Friday night the Cap
tain Jack Crawford combination will begin a
brief engagement. The play to be presentedis
Lille ON the Border" a drama in which
Captain Jack, the scout, assumes the leading
role. The box-sheet is open at Weidman &
Hromada's for reservation of seats without
extra charge.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SooIETY.-At the
annual meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew Benev-
olent Society, held last Sunday, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing term
Mrs. l.. Eikus, President; Mrs. William
Price, Vice-President Mrs L. Phillips,
Treasurer; Jennie Marks, Secretary Trus-
tees-Mrs. 81. Levy, Mrs. III. .Elkus, Mrs.
G. Barnes.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. = There were for
warded to the East yesterday 1 car load of
coffee, Of wool, of wine and of sundries.
There were received here 9 car loads of lum-
| Der, 1 of machinery, 3 of wine, Of sewer
pipe, of merchandise, ] of furniture, of
| iron, of wood, of coal 1 of wheels, l of
| oil, 2 of sundries and of wheat.
MINERAL PATENTS. The following mineral
patents were received at the United States
| Land Office in this city yesterday: No.
| 1929, Aurora placer mine, claimed by James
Rose ct al; No. $3.50, Washington placer
mine, claimed by H. b. and S. S. Willard I;
No. 1854, EspeIance quartz mine, claimed
by Raphael Wise.
AUCTION SALES. M. j. Simmons & Co. will
to-day, on the premises, sell the saloon build
ing known as the "Ale Vaults" at the corner
| OF Third and J streets - Tomorrow, at
| the residence Of Mrs. Kreuzberger, 1912 K
street, the same firm viii sell large lot of
! household furniture, carpets etc.
NoTARHs APPorNrED.-Walter Henderson
of Mayfeld was yesterday appointed Notary
Public for Santa Clara county. and C. +.
Miller of Hills Ferry for Stanislaus county,
both original appointments.
PERSONAL. Cahoon, Mrs. N. d.
! GoodeIl and David Lubin of Sacramento
| passed through Omaha yesterday and will ar
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