Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26
BREVITIE5

Ihe steamer Modoc on her down trip yes
terdsy took 3, 900 sacks of wheat.
One hundred and nineteen immigrants, in
cluding 81 rales, will arrive this afternoon
By the overland from the East.
The pay car, SD ever-welcome visitor to
thousands OF the Inhabitants of this city, is
expected to arrive this afternoon.
The Sacramento river at P NJ. yesterday
stood at the 20-foot 5.inch mark-a rise Of
inches during tie preceding "a hours.
Sheriff Harkey, of Sutter county, yester-
day brought John Hunter to serve term at
Folsom for second offsnse of petit larceny.
Antonio Francisco was admitted to citizen
ship yesterday by the Superior Court upon
the testimony of Smith Bayles and A. s.
Silva.
R. a. Fisk. Superintendent of the City
Fire Alarm, Yesterday placed in position at
Twelfth and d streets new 6re-alarm box
No. 61.
Justice Coggins took the case of the People
vs.. the American River Bridge Company ua-
der consideration, aud will render a decision
Thursday.
William Grotb, employed by Waterhouse
& Lester, had finger mangled by a "shaper"
yesterday. The injured member was ampu-
tated by surgeon.
The prizes to be given at the Red Mems
picnic are on exhibition in the show window
of L. J. Lithauer, on the corner of Sixth and
J streets. They are elegant and costly.
Harry R. Lewis and D. f. Dryden. late of
this city, are now located in Portland. Oregon.
and engaged in publishing a monthly PAM
phiet called the Travellers Guide of the
Pacific Northwest"
The following freight passed Ogden fer
80 th ha N
NeilI 4 Co., tierces hams; Huntington.
Hopkins & Co.. 81 sheets and 73 bundles
iron Perry & Co., car stoveware.
C. S. Kassop, one of our most esteemed
citizens and an agent of the United States
postal service, is brother of Senator Kas.
son. of Iowa, whose portrait appears in an
other column Of this Issue.
The various privileges for the Sarsfeld
Guard picnic will be let TO the highest bidder.
Bids are to be lefs with John Miller, in Odd
Fellows Temple, K street, between Ninth
aud Tenth, on or before Saturday evening.
April 29;h.
Various changes are being made in the
Court House since the Auditor and Recorder
moved into the new Hall of Records. The
western portion of the second story is being
entirely remodelsd. and the eastern portion
of the first iloor is to be elegantly fitted up
for the Assessor.
Changes in the timetable on the Sacra.
mento Valley Railroad take effscs to-day as
follows The morning train ap leaves here at
8 o'clock and arrives in Folsom at 9:l0 the
down train leaves Folsom at o'clock A. N.
and arrives in this city at 6:45; in the after.
noon train leaves Folsom at 1890 and ar
rives here at lao. ALI other trains run as
heretofore.
While driving near Placerv'ile on Saturday
last, J. K Foster, travelling salesman for the
house OF BillingsleY & Co., of this city. was
thrown from his buggy and sustained fract-
ure Of the small bone of the leg, just below
the knee. At present Mr.. Foster is at Placer
vile, but his attending physician thinks he
can return to Sacramento in few days.
Monday morning, about o'clock, a woman
was heard to scream loudly on Second street,
between J aud X. Officers who soon arrived
found that woman had been severely beaten
over the head with cane. The man who
had committed the act was discovered trying
TO escape through dark alley and was
arrested and taken to the lookup by officer
May.
4 maliciously- disposed Chinaman last even
inS threw q brick through the window Of q
house occupied by Chinese women on Third
street, between / and j, narrowly missing
che head of one of the females. Special
officer May was promptly on hand, but the
Celestial was too well vsrsed in the intrica.
cies OF Chinatown for the official, and sue
cseded in escaping.
Msssrs. Babson & Sezdler. architects, have
jast com pletei plans for new residence for
GroEe l.. johnson. The coLtracL was let to
E. A. Bovyer. The building will be located
near the southwest cornee OF IL street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth IL is to be s
two-story frame structure of twelve rooms.
and will kave all modern conveniences. The
cost will be $500. and the house must be
completed Sitbia four months.
TIE celebration and picnic of Yolo Lodge,
No. l69, j. O. o. F., viii take place at Da-
visVille to-day. A poem will be read by Al
bert Hart OF Sacramento. Grafton by DR..
Healy of Woodland; Past Grand Master E.
G. Pearson will be President, Il. Il. Beamer
Msvshal. w. f. Peterson caterer. Special
excursion rates have been arranged and trains
provided. The train leaves Sacramento at
735. The fare for the round trip is 81.