Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-21
CAPITAL chips.


The Her ranch on the Costumes was sSld
few Gays sirce for SIS. cor.
A little son of Abe Stocks, of Gait. fell auc
broke an arm on NJ onday last.
| Il Is said that the bridges On the road be.
! tween Hicksville and Calf are unsafe.
| The whitewashing done by the chain gang
at Agricultural Park has greatly improved
| its appearance.
A son of Andrew Kaeser was caved upon
In q gravel pit, on Saturday last, and came
near being killed.
The insane Chinese bog (Ah Yee) was taken
to the Napa Asylum by Deputy Sheriff New.
bert on Saturday last.
It is rumored that the National Gold Bank
OF this city viii in the near future establish q
branch office In the town of Gait.
Fifty-eight immigrants passed Carlin yes.
terday, en- route to California. They will ar.
rive in this city this afternoon.
Last evening about 10 o'clock four bows
We're seen passing down K street, between
Third and Fourth, In beastly state of in
| toxication.
Two women INDUCED in free fight at
Richmond Grove, about o'clock last even
ing. On the arrival OF an officer the combat.
ants disappeared. No arrests.
John Brown, an employee of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, who received 90.
we're injuries on his left foot few days since
near Oakland, was sent to the railroad hcsoi.
tai yesterday.
A report from Camp Raymond is to the
effect that one of the Commissary Depart
ment has secured the services of hunter or
two and they are Strengthening all the blue.
jays, innets and wrsns in the neighborhood
OF San Rafael. F1aherty says the whole
| regiment shall be served with quail on toast.
ARRESTED IN SAN FRANoIsco. William
Anderson and Bill. alias Thomas, Hamilton,
were lodged in the City Prison, at San Fran.
cisco. last Saturday, by Officer O. C. jackson
of Sacramento. The prisoners had Just com.
pleted term in San Quentin, and upon .heir
discharge were arrested by jackson. The
officer refused to state the reason of their
arrest, az publication of the affair might in.
lure case which is being worked up against
them.
Orr FOR CAMP HAYMoND.-Th First Ar
tillery Regiment leaves on the steamer Mo-
doc this morning for Camp Haysvan1, at San
Rafael. The Nevada City, woodland and
Camptonville Companies will arrive at A.
NJ, will be received by detachment from
the city companies and escorted to the
nEuiory. OuaEu mount Will take place At
o'clock. The steamer will leave from the
wharf at the foot of K street promptly at 10
o'clock.
SEATS FOR THE OPENING OF THE METRO.
poLIrAN.-Subscriptions for seats can be left
ct Houghton's book store, on street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, until Wednesday
evening, when sn auction sala Of the balance
Will take place for the opening night. Sub.
scribers will receive the choice of the entire
| seats.
SUITERvILLE DELEeATEs.-The following
| are the names of the Democrats who will
| represent the Sutterville Democracy in the
coming County Convention: George Peters,
Christian Clifford. j. B. DeLorge, w. w.
James, q. w. Hastings and II. d. Hankam.
mar.
NEW ScENERY.-D. j. Simmons, manager
of the new Metropolitan Theater, has had
large assortment of elegant scenery painted
at San Francisco by Seabury. The scenery,
| including the drop-curtain, will arrive in this
city and be put in place on Saturday next.
WHERE IS ANTOINE ?-Information is want
ed OF the present whereabout. of Antoine
Ziegler who was in this city about six weeks
ago. His brother has some important news
he wishes to communicate to him.
AVAIL yourselves of the values offered at
Hale's clearance sale