Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-01
BRbYITIES.

There are twelve prisoners in the city
prison.
The Board of City Trustees will meet at 10
A. u. today.
Strawberries are getting to be quite plenti-
ful in the Sacramento market.
Tha Sacramento river for some time past
has stood at the 20 foot inch mark.
The Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
county meet to-day at their room in the Hall
OF Records.
The trial of Joseph Goddard. one of the
Sunday law yiolatora, comes up in the Police
Cou.t this morning.
The city tax collector says that his col
lee ions 90 far, for the city tax, is equal to, If
not better, than any previous year.
All the teams OF the livery stables Of the
city have been engaged by parties who Intend
going TO the Farmers picnic at FreepoIt to-
day.
There was no session Of the Police Court
on Saturday, owing to the death Of Judge
Henry's father. He died Friday in st.
Louis, Mo.
One hundred and one immigrants, en- route
to California, passed Carlin yesterday. There
are twenty five females In the party. They
will arrive in this city by the overland this
afternoon.
John Miller, of the Sacramento Hussars,
has been appointed Inspector of Rife Prac-
tice on the staff of the Colonel commanding
the First Artillery Regiment, with the rank
of First Lieutenant.
The Good Templars' picnic held at Tam
many Grove OF Saturday was in every sense
a grand success. Between 8 900 and 1000
peoDle were in attendance, and it is ssid to
be the largest gathering that ever met at that
grove.
a few evenings since, while Mrs z. Kelly
was driving on the 7 street levee, her horse
became frightened at the city pump, viii h
was in operation, and would have backed into
the slough had he not been caught by a
passeF-by The levee next the slough, while
that pump IS in operation, should be better
protected, or some one will be drowned.
The citizens of Rocklin on Saturday turned
out en- nasse for the purpose of trimming up
and improving the grove in the vicinity of
that town. Tbs grove is said to present q
beautiful appearance, and is equal to any for
picnic purposes in the vicinity Of Sacramento.
Rocklin Lodge. No. 1876 \. 0. L. W., will
have celebration and picnic. and dedicate
the new grove, on the 10th of May.
INCoRpoRArED.- There were fled in the
once OF the SECRETARY oi Ctase, SATURDAY,
articles of Incorporation of Trinity
Church" Nevada City. Directors-Ja ackson
Calvert, George w. Welch, NJ. l. Marsh,
Alex. Gault, w. r. Coe, \. Douglas, John
7. Shurtleff Capital stock, s., Coo Also,
articles of Incorporation OF the Deer Creek
Consolidated Mining Company, San Fran
cisco. Dircctors-T. G.. Corkrill, w. w.
Fowler, r. C. Ames, George a. Hubbard,
W. Witt. Capital stock. 81, 500, ,000 divided
into 80, 600 shares.
CITY FINANCES. Receipts for week ending
Saturday. April 29th, are as follows: S. R.
Caldwell, Cemetery dues, $3.50 80; h. d.
SERVER, water rates, Sl,38l 25; n. A.
Kidder, harbor dnes, S13S 20 y; Z. h. Nc
Kee, labor, etc. 1915; w. A. Henry, Police
Court fines, S31 so; George A. Putnam.
city licenses, S171 81 : George A. Putnam.
dog licenses. 50 40; Geo. A Putnam. city
taxes, $50, 423 80; total, S32, 6S4 SO.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following arrests ap.
peared upon the slate at the police station at
10 o'clock last night: All Yan. by officer
Harvey, for a misdemeanor; NJ. j, Nichols,
battery. by officer Green Joe Rose, drunk,
by officer Coffee; Tennie Bovine and Frank
boyne, disturbing the peace; Pat. McLaugh.
liu, drunk, by officers Lee and Dunleyy !;
Fanny -, enticing, by officer Ash.