Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-28
BREvITIEs.

There was no session of the Superior Cour
yesterday.
The Police Commission ers viii meet at Il
City Hall at l P. n. to-day.
Yesterday was the warmest day of ths sea
SOP. Straw hats and summer suits were t
be seen everywhere.
Sealed proposals for the furnishing of sup
plies to the insane asylum will be received
until 10 A. ". to-day.
Strawberries have made their sppearanc
in the Sacramento markets, and in few
days will be plentiful.
Twenty-nine thousand pounds of cannet
salmon were shipped East by the Centra
Pacific Railroad from this city yesterday.
The Sacramento river last evening at
o'clock stood at this 90 foot 4-inch mark.
fall of one inch IN the preceding twenty-foui
hours.
Sheriff Rahn yesterday brought Herber
Corlton from Woodland, to serve term o
three years in the Folsom State Prison fol
horse stealing.
Some fine specimens of catfish were re
ceived in this city yesterday from Lake An
gelins. Catfish were planted there few
years since by Seth Green.
The Board of Supervisors are having the
lower Stockton road graded beyond Y street
| Silas Chance has twenty-four teams hauling
gravel from pit near Oak Knoll.
One hundred and sixteen immigrants, III.
cluding seventy.eight males, passed Carlin
yesterday. They will arrive in Sacramento
by the overland train this afternoon.
There will be held this evening at the
Sixth-street M. E. Church, under the aus.
pices of the Home Protectionists, law-and.
order mass meeting. Addresses will be made
by eloquent speakers.
The pay-car arrived in this city Yesterday
and paid off the employees OF the company.
Many of the workmen of the shops were dis
appointed and detained from going to tt g
picnic on account of not getting their coip.
Tie pay-car goes over the Oregon route tc-
day.
Sergeant P. +. Buckley, exregimental
right general guide. aud a member of Com.
pany A, left last evening on the overland ex-
press. on visit to his parents in Boston. He
has recently recovered sufficiently from a
severe pulmonary complaint to admit of his
physician allowing him to make the trip.
The paralyzed peddler, known as "Old
Dennis to all residents of Sacramento for
many years. was in the city yesterday. He
accumulated some money, increased it by
stock speculatious, purchased life member
ship in st. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco,
and has since been an inmate of that institu-
ton. He left yesterday for Ireland.
Chief Karcher returned from Stockton yes.
terday with the man who stole the horse
from the Grant ranch near Rocklip. His
name is William Baker; he is about 40 years
of age, and he worked at wood chopping in
the neigbborhood from whence the horse was
stolen. Grant has recovered his horse, and
the thief was turned over to Constable Wal
dron, of Placer, who took him to Auburn.
DRAMATIC NEws.-Marcus r. Mayer and
A. w. Morrissey, advanceitheatrical agents,
are now in the city-the latter for the Com
ley-Barton Opera Troupe and the former for
cured dates for the Comley- Barton Company,
May 10th. 11th, 18th and matinee on the
18th, and there will be sung "Olivette, "
Patience" Madame Favart" and the
new opera Minola." Goodwin will appear
in his specialties May 4tb, 9TH and 9th, and
a matinee on the 9th.
LoNG BICYCLE RIDE.-Russell Flint, o.
this city, rode to the Odd Fellows picnic at
Leet's Grove yesterday on bicycle. The
distance by road is 211 miles, and he made
better time than any team on the road. He
arrived on the grounds at an early hour, and
did not seem to be fatigued in the least.
OFFICERS ELEoTED.-The following officers
of Walhalla Grove, No. 6, U. A. o. D., were
! elected Wednesday evening: NJ. Wilson, N.
A.; H, Mayer, V, A; G. Poiitz, Treas L.
@. Naghel Sec.; William Avery, o. G.; j.
W. Willem, Trustee.
PAY THEIR TAXES To.DAY.-The Central
Pacific Railroad Company will pay TO the
city collector this morning the amount Of
their city taxes-S16, 946 so.
BOND FmED.-Duncan Beaumont, Notary
Public, yesterday fled his official bend in the
sum of 5000, with g. w. Clarke and Z,
Twitcheil as sureties.