Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-29
BRIEF NOTES.

A large tule FIRE was visible last night in
westerly direction.
The river is again en- the decline, and last
evening marked IL feet inches.
Today is the sixty.third anniversary of the
death of King George III. Of England.
The Superior Court law calendar will he
called tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The County Treasurer OF Yuba paid into
the State I.ensury on Saturday So, 900, heirg
taxes collected prior to January 1st.
The Police Court adjourned Saturday morn
ing in respect to the memory of Judge r. G.
Clark without transacting any buainess.
Mrs George Boyne was stopped by two
footpads on Saturday evening, about So'clock,
and relieved of a purse containing about So.
Yesterday a dead body was found in the
tules below Washington, Yolo county. 1t
had bsen burned so as to be unacceptable.
I The State Board of Equalization are in
daily session at their rooms at the State Cap
| itol, but no business Of public Importance is
being transacted.
There are but nine emigrants on the train
| to arrive this afternoon, and but seven
through passengers on the overland express to
arrivs this morning.
Through an error the name of J. G. De-
vine appeared on Saturday as being connected
| with q difficulty at the Courthouse. It should
have read J. IL. Devine.
The third free lecture of the Y. M. c. a.
course will be given this evening. The sub
iecs Of "1he Eye" viii be treated By VIM.
Ellery Briggs and illustrated by model.
Ligat rain was reported at the Signal Ser.
vice Office last evening at s o'clock at all sta
tioas from Olympia as far south as Rcd Bluff
At midnight light rain began falling here.
Ths Leavitt company closed their engage
meut at the Metropolitan Theater on Satur-
day evening, and last evening the entire
troupe left on the overland train for Denver,
Colorado.
A committee of German citizens will begir
this morning to canvass the city for subscrip
tiops to fund to be raised for the relief Of
sufferers by the recent floods On the Rhine il
Germany.
The name of Mrs. Annie Monyhan. fol
disturbing the peace, appeared on the Police
citation Elate last evening, and also All Lucy,
charged with the larceny Of some cigarettes,
and Henry jackson, for the larceny OF a coat
Deputy Sheriff r. Mccoy, OF Amadol
county, was in the city yesterday, having
Just returned from Folsom, WHITTIER he wen
with John RaTacovich and Nick Remember
ger, the former sentenced to State Prison fol
one SSar anu LHS 4abLeE AoF l1EE8 years iCl
burglary,
C. S. Kssson, who has been railroad posta
ageut on the Oregon division for the pas
eight year., will retire from the road thi
week aud take position in the San Fran
cisco Postotfice. HIS successor will be II
J G. Rise, who has been q clerk in the Sal
Francisco Possoffice for over fifteen years.
The Hibernia Benevolent Association, q
is annual meeting, elected officers as follows
". J. O'Brier, President; Stephen Dwyer
Vice President; Terry McMory, Treasurer
) ?. Flaherty, Recording Secretary j. I
McNIif, Corresponding Secretary Director
james Mcclure, John Ryan, Terry Nc
! Morry, John Miller and Robert Devlin.
At regular meeting of the Calforni
Temperance and Beneyolen5 Society, he'll
yesterday afternoon, the following named fl
GERS were elected for the ensuing term: Pres
ideat, J. d. RIoynshsn Vics-PresidenF, h
! ]. Roach Secretary, Abe Wilson Finsncis
, Secretary, Ed. Kaizanstein Treasurer, I
MeCsbe; Marshal, Frank Swift Trustees
; T. T, Meagher, Fl. o. johnson, III. Brennan
: NJ Roach, NJ. Dams.