Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-22
CONCISE LOCALS.

Ninety-one immigrants will arrive in SIC
ramento tomorrow.
The Sacramento river is slowly falling, hav-
| iug reached 8 feet above low-water mark on
last evening.
The experts appointed by the Grand Jury
are now at work on the books Of the Board
OF Supervisors.
l. is rumored that Thomas J. Clunis viii
receive military appointment under the
coming administration.
| Michael Sheehan was taken through the
| city yesterday by Warren Powers, of Wood
land, and to the Stockton Insane Asylum.
The manager of the Metropolitan Theater
has made arrangements for large number of
special attractions at the theater for the com.
ing winter.
d. Callahan, Treasurer Of Sacramento
county, has settled with the State for the
term ending September 80 1882. and paid
into the treasury the sum Of $40, 3l6 45.
John I. Carey. District Attorney-elect, is
mentioned as q possible applicant for the ap.
pointment as Brigadier- General of the Fourth
Brissda, which position is now held by Gen.
| ersl Tozer.
The following through freight was shipped
East yesterday from Sacramento by tie Cen
trail Pacific Railroad: One car of beans, l of
wool, l of salmon, ] of canned goods, l of
wine. of merchandise, and one of whale
oil.
A shooting affair that occurred at one of
the public houses on the Brighton road on
last Sunday was brought before the Grand
Jury yesterday. The affair was not very
serious, although a number Of shots were
fired.
Ed. Huttell. insane, Of Soisno county, was
confined ia the City Prison Monday night.
H. aa -,
stock dealing in Sau Francisco. He was en-
route to the Stockton Asylum in charge of an
officer.
A man named Geo. Schriber, " years of
age, and who keeps saloon on Second street,
was assaulted while asleep in chair in his
saloon. A young man named j. j. Donahoe
Yves arrested for the act and charged with
battery.
William Mckenzie, formerly OF Oakland,
has been appointed Assistant General Master
Mechanic Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, and G. J. Turner. of this city, as
Assistant Master Car Builder, the appoint
ments to take effect ON December 1st
On Mondsy n. P. Sprague, wharfinger at
1sleton, and two other persons-L. Hide
brand sad L. McAIewcastle-wer arrested
and charged with the robbery Of Wells, Fargo
g. Co.'S express box, which was done at Isle
ton about three weeks ago, 81. 160 being
taken.
The suit If P. II. McGrew against Sscra-
meLtO county, which il an action brought to
recover money ale Ell TO be for work done on
the Hall Of Records in this city, will be tried
In the Superior Court of Alameda county
next week. This county viii be represented
by District Attorney Buckley and Grove L.
johnson.
Thomas D. Maloney, formerly employed in
&ba SEn4a
known in Sacramento, having at one tins
kept swimming baths on X street, and at
other times held positions Of trust in the city,
died in Vallejo on Monday of pneumonia.
Deceased was Is years of age. His parents
reside in Vallejo.
An appliance for attachment to the nozzle
Of a tire-hose for the purpose of throwing q
more solid stream of water, and which was
invented by T. G. Churchman, of this city,
was tested yesterday afternoon under direc-
ton of Chief Sullivan, and in the presence
of large number of firemen and insurance
agents. When the pressure was light its pur.
pose appeared to be effected, but with
greater pressure there seemed to be no i'm
pr Jvement. Chief Sullivan expressed the
opinion that the nozzle, without the new at
tachnent, would throw stream that would
BE- more satisfactory for the extinguishment
of fire.
AUCTIoN.-Bell & Co., auctioaeers, az
nouncs that they will sell tomorrow at 1890
A N at the residence of II. G. Cook, 9l9
Fifth street, in part as follows Marble-top
walnut chamber set, with dressing.case
bureau ard plate-glass mirror; walnut cham
bcr set, parlor set Of seven pieces. black wal
nut frames Turkish bed lounge, single lounge,
marbletop center tables, pier or mantel
mirror and bracket, walnut extension table,
Afrigerator, nine chromos walnut dining.
chairs, gas drop-light and parlor ornaments,
top mattresses, feather pillows and holsters,
blankets, sheets and spreads, Brussels carpet,
ingram carpets also kitchen furniture.
INQUEST AT the inquest held on the re-
mains of Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, who was
burned to death in the dwelling which was
consumed early Monday morning, the jury
rendered verdict of death by the burning Of
the building from an unknown cause. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon from
the Office of Coroner Vermilya.