Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-15
CONCISE LOCALS.

Emigrant passengers to the number of 149
will arrive from the East tomorrow.
The Sacramento river has been falling for
several days and now marks 10 feet inches
above low water.
A flag was at half-mast at the railroad
shops yesterday on account Of the death of
one of the employees, Edward Huntoon.
State Controller Kenfeld has drawn a war.
rant OH the State Treasurer for the sum OF
Sl9. $50 in favor of john z. Sheldon ON &C.
count OF improvement OF wharyes and docks
in San Francisco.
James Turner and John Sullivan pleaded
guilty to the charge of attsaptirg to vote
illegally, in the Police Court yesterday. and
were sentenced to pay fine of $50 each or
be confined thirty days in the County Jail. p
Yesterday deed transferring tract of
land on the American river of fraction over
2l5 acres was recorded with the County Re-
corder. The consideration was S32 2S6. This
is located in the extensive hop land section.
Itisrumored that some of the members Of the
Republican City Central Committee will make
an attempt to have X. +. Wiemeyer removed
from the committee, on the ground that he
supported other than Republican candidates
at the recsnt election.
Atlanta, Georgia, was burnt eighteen years
ago to-day by order of General Sherman.
The battle Of Fayetteville, Arkansas, wss
fought November 10, 1864. General Curtis,
of the Union army, defeated sfeneral Price,
of the Confederate forces.
To-day az II O'Clock, noon, there will be
about 500 acres of fruit land, located about
one mile frem Vaesville, sold BIZ public auc.
tion. The sale will take place on the prem
isss. The land will be sold in tracts from ten
| acres up, and on easy terms.
Yesterday in the Police C,,irt the Jury in
the case of Johanna Haele, ctsrged with en-
tioilg, after long daiiberaticn, cana into
| Coues snd announced that they were unable
TO agree, and vera discharged Thev stood
ten for conviction and two toracqui:tal.
At 6 o'clock yesterday moyniug the Their
monster stood at 80 degrees, two degrees be-
low freezing, while s. Leavy white frost. { g
heaviest OF tha season. coveted the ggound.
ana ice to the thickness of ope thirty second
| OF an inch was formed on shallow water
Charles Coglan, late ca1didate for tGe
office of County Clerk, and who was beaten
by but sixteen votes, when asked Yesterday
whether or not the rumor that he would de-
rnand recount was true, stated that be was
not prepared to say as yet what action he
would take in the matter.
Mrs. Z. E. Chamberlain came I'D from
San francisco last evening, and will leave on
the overland train for the Eass tonight TO &C.
company the remains of hef sister, Miss Ellen
| II. Kimball who died IN San Francisco on
the 18Th instant, at the residence of Mrs. c.
! w. Croker, who was also sister of deceased.
The remains are to be taken to Michigan for
interment.
The several companies of the First Artillery
Regiment located in this city gave an exhibit
tion drill at Armory Hall last evening. The
battalion drill u-aa cru1uafaI h,yT =
Colonel Guthrie The regiment was then
placed under command of Major Mckee,
who formed it into line for dress parade. The
usual drill exercises were gone through with,
and received frequent applause from the large
assemblsge of ladies and gentlemen.