Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27
CONCISE LOCALS.

Forty-three immigrant passengers will ar
rive tomorrow.
A new school-house at Clay station is
nearly completed.
The regular Republican nominees for
School Directors are officially announced to.
day.
cline, and last evening marked $40 above
low water.
A large number of oil paintings were sold
at the Metropolitan Theater on Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Officer o. G. Jackson vent TO Truckee last
evening, to get witness in q murder trial
which is set foT this week.
Frank M. Page, son of Congressman Page,
will take desk in the office of A. L. Frost,
Revenue Collector. on the Let of December.
Miss Emma Kelley, who has been teaching
school at Freeport, came home Friday, and
Is confined to her house with mslarial fsyer.
At the Signal Service Office, last night,
reports were received CT slight rainfall at
Olympia, Portland, Roseburg, and San Fran.
cisco.
Over 400 tickets TO the benefit ball recently
given to the Towards Benevolent Associa.
ton were sold to the employees in the railroad
shops.
The Sacramento Band of Hope gave an en-
tertainment at Westminster Presbyterian
Church on Friday evening, which was well
attended.
A letter was read IN st. Rose Church
yesterday from Archbishop Alemsny, of San
Francisco, which made a strong appeal for
aid for the Pope.
In addition to the changes in the arrival
and departure Of trains, heretofore announced
to take effect to-day, the train for Single
Springs will leave at 1880 A. NJ, halt hour
earlier than formerly.
Saturday man named E. A. LIE Blanc.
who was hauling bay from a car on l street,
caught his foot in the lines and fell in such
way as to break bone in his left leg and
badly bruise his shoulder.
DIR. G. S. Norcross, of San Jose, electrician
and magnetic physician. has taken rooms in
CluEie building, corner of Eighth and X
streets, in this city, aud will engage in the
practice Of his profession.
Sheriff Sprague, of Butte county, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to Oro-
wills from San Qlentin with a prisoner
named Ed. Mitchell, who is to be used as O
witness in Chinese murder trial.
Gong Toy, the Chinese woman arrested or
Friday on warrant sworn to by we'll
known highlander, charging her with obtain
ing money by false representations, will come
up for examination in the Police Court to-
morrow morning.
The first of the series of free lectures to be
given by the Y. NJ. G. A, at their head
quarters on Fourth street, will take place this
evening. Rev. e. G. Beckwith. DID, of
San Francisco. will deliver lecture entitled
Among the Volcanoes"
Judge Henry has returned from San Fran.
cisco, and viii preside in the Police Court
this morning. He says the principal new
feature he observed in the metropolis was
the large number of persons who were Look
ing for appointments under the coming adj
ministratior.
The overland train from the East, which
was due here Saturday morning, did not ar
rive until yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
the delay was caused by the ditching of a
freight train st White Plains, forty miles
east from WadswoIsh. A brakeman named
l.. L. Campbell aud a son of J. B. Campbell,
proprietor of hotel at Lake Tahoe, was in
stantly killed by the accident. The remains
viii be brought to this city for intermeLt.