Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-08
BREvIrIEs.

A man named Albert Mckee was arrested
at the depot yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Burke for exposure of person,
Eighty immigrant passengers, including
forty-seven males, will arrive from the East
By overland train this afternoon.
A special train of twenty-four cars of cat
tie from Idaho and Oregon, driven down to
the railroad line for shipment, passed through
yesterday, going below.
Dick Rivers, sent to the County Jail from
the Police Court few days since, was yester-
day transferred to the County Hospital on
account of erysipelas in the face, resulting
from injuries received while he was engaged
in enacting a general melee at the time of his
recent arrest.
About s o'clock night before last a window
curtain in the residence of 1. Bennett, on
Twelfth, between II and I streets, took fire
from candle and blazed up, causing quite a
commotion. 1t was extinguished, however,
without the screams of fright being heard,
and no alarm to the Fire Department was
given.
MORMON CONFERENCE.-The semi annual
Conference of the upper California district of
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints (anti polygamic Mormons)
met in Howe's Hall yesterday at 1:30 P. NJ.
Elder John Carmichael, of San Benito. pre-
sided, and J. r. Cook, of Brighton, was Sec
Rotary. The following branches are in the
jurisdiction Of the Conference Sacramento.
San Francisco, Oakland, jacksonville, San
Benito, Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Jefferson
(San Benite county, Lodi, and Washington
Corners ALAMEDA county,. The Conference
was opened with devotional exercises.
Reports were then received from all
the branches and acted upon. Elders Webb,
Daily, Steele, Carmichael, Roberts, Ander-
son and Dinsdale, and priests Damn, Ramsay
and Roberts, made reports, and a letter of
report was also read from "The Twelve"
concerning the law of tithiDg." The reports
were considered generally. They are stated
by the Chairman of the Conference to show a
satisfactory condition of the church and
gratifying progress. Within the past six
months about thirty adults have been added
to the membership in this district. In the
evening UNCONVENTIONAL services were held
and VIM. Anderson preached the first Con-
ference sermon. Chairman Carmichael made
some remarks upon the doctrines of the
church, in closing the meeting. At the same
place this morning, from to 1880, there
will be prayer meeting, to be followed by
Conference session until P. NJ. In the even
ing, at 7:30, there will be preaching, as also
ing at half-past seven.
AcQu1TTED.-The burglary case of Len
Hodgkins, who was charged with burglary
of the store of Parsons & Co., at Seventh
and J streets, in this city, some time since,
was concluded yesterday. and the jury rem
dered a verdict of not guilty. This was his
second trial upon the same information.
Upon the previous trial the jury disagreed,
standing seven for acquittal and five for CON
viction.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Bells& Co. will sell
at auction at Ii A. NJ. on Monday next, lot 8
10 by 16O feet, between o and P, Eighth and
Ninth streets, which is highly improved, and
has fine new two-story residence of eight
rooms and all improvements also gooG
barn and out-houses. The premises are open
for inspection at all times until the day o.
sale.