Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-06
BRIEF NOTES.

Ninety-three immigrants will arrive from
the East to-day.
The Board of Directors of Armoyy Hall
Association meets this evening.
A seance will be held By Ada Foye, a
medium from San Francisco, at Pioneer Hall
tomorrow evening.
The case of Hiram E Clark vs.. J. l. Hun
tooD, administrator of the estate of +. l..
Billings, is on trial before jury in Depart
ment One OF the Superior Court.
The camp-meeting of the Pacific Coast
Holiness Association will be commenced at
Roseville to-day. Meals can be had On the
ground cheap by those who take tents and
camp there. The location is in a grove near
the depot
The City Board of Examiners will examine
applicants for city certificates, st Pioneer
Hall, on the 106h, 11th and 12sh insts., be-
ginning Wednesday, at $50 A. NJ. Applicants
will register their names with Professor j.
w. johnson.
The committee appointed by the State
Agricultural Society TO CONSIDER and attend
30 changes in the race track consists of Pres
dent Finigan and Directors Green, LaRue
Chase. Hancock and Newton. They are all in
the city, and have the contemplated improve
ment under consideration.
VIM. F. Ashby has commenced the erec-
ton of two-story and basement brick build
ing on the south side Of ] street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth. In size it will be
2OxSO feet, and will cost 81 200 The brick
work will be done by E. f. Woodward, and
the woodwork by Benz. F. Pike.
A hsrd.glove contest has been arranged
between Mike Brennan, of New York, and
Dan Csrrigan, of Chicago, for 500 side.
The money has been put up, the articles ct
agreement signed, aud the contest will take
place three weeks hence in the Metropolitan
Thester, according to the rules of the Lon
don prize ring.
This afternoon "The Maple7," the ele-
CANT estate of Benj amin Pesrt, two miles
from the town Of Woodland, will be sold
at auction. A full description of this de-
sirable property was given in these columns
a few days sipce. It consists of 800 acres of
fine alfalfa lands, suitable for fruits and
vines, and will be sold in tracts of from IL to
30 acres. Easton & Ellridge, of San Fran
cisco, are the auctioneers.
The Court-Mr. Edgerton, if you have any
more witnessts s, put them on the stand we
must get through with this case some time.
Mr.. Edgerton-Mr. Sheriff, go down ia the
jail and bring MP Peter.
Inc court es, ana Seu raul TO De on
hand; suppose the counsel will want MIN
next.
Mr.. Edgerton-Mr. Interpreter, ask the
witness how his stomach felt.
The Court-Mr. Edgerton, haven't you got
enough out of that witness yet?
Mr.. holl-Lst the counsel alone. He is in
the witness stomach now, and will be in his
aorta next.
Portland, Roseburg, Red Bluff and Sscra-
mento reported last night q foul-w Gather sun
set, which is the opinion of the observer at
each of the above points that there will be
at least OF of an inch of rainfall by or be.
fore sunset to-day. The following is the
temperature at II NJ. yesterday, as received
by Sergeant Barwick for the places named
Olympia "a degrees, Portland 50. Roseburg,
50, Merdocino "a. Red Bluff 63, Sacramento
g., San Franeisco Co. Los Angeles II, San
Diego 67. Salt Lake 60, CHEYENNE So Dem
yer &C. North Platte 20, and Omaha GO At
North Platte toe temperature was Is degrees
warmer than the preceding "a hours, and at
Denver it was 2 degrees warmer, and IL at
Salt Lake.