Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
BRIEF NOTES.

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A young man by the name of West,
paper carrier, fell from his horse on j street
yesterday morning and was seriously hurt.
On Saturday last the jurymen attendant on
the Superior Court were dismissed until
Tuesday, consequently they need not report
until 10 A. N tomorrow.
At the police station last night was Eugene
Derr, booked for drawing and exhibiting s
deadly weapon; James Stewart, q drunk,
and Mrs. Burns, disturbing the peace.
Whose ever duty it is should see to it that
the weeds are cleared from the sidewalks in
the southern and eastern portions of the city.
The Street Commissioner says it is duty be-
longing to the Police Department.
The Nstoms Company is making extensive
preparations for clearing and putting in order
600 more acres of land as an extension to
their large vineyard near Folsom. When this
shall have been done, the vineyard will with
out doubt be the largest in the State.
In the publication of the new railroad time
Saturday the departure of the freight and SC
commodation train for Marysville was printed
$40 a. NJ, when it should have been $50 A.
II. The new time card OF the Central Pacific
appears in the advertising columns of this Is
sue.
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning people
who reside in the neighborhood of Ninth and
NJ streets were aroused from their slumbers
by loud shouting, cursing and hallooing. 1t
WAS afterwards ascertained that prize fight
of four rounds, according TO the Qleensbury
rules, had been fought.
Fred Gotobed, well-kuown hunter, who
resides On the Norris Grant, started from the
city for his home in blackboard late Satur-
day evening Just this side of the Twelfth
street bridge his horse was frightened by a
dog and ran sway, throwing Gotobed out of
the vehicle, aud injuring him so severely thot
he was taken home and had to go to bed.
Gotobed says that on ths day he is able to
leave his bed, he will shoot that dog before
he goes to bed.
The following is = statement of the business
done by rail at the Gait depot for the month
of September: Receipts-General mer-
chandise, 210, 100 pounds 61 cars lumber,
car ice, l car -four. car coal oil. Shipments
cars wood, 10 head mules, 81, 720 pounds mer-
chsndise. Ticket sales for the month, ST.
OH 50 The wheat shipments from this
point show cOnclusiyely that Gait has the best
OF agricultural backing"
The temperature at y NJ. Saturday and
yesterday, as received by Sergeant Bsrwick,
was for Olympia, 45' Saturday Portland, 46'
and AZ; Fort Candy, SO and 51'; Roseburg,
Az and 42'; Red Bluff, So and 65'; Sacrs.
meuto, ca and 650; San Francisco. co. and
61'; Los Angeles, 70 and "; San Diego, So
and G9'; Salt Lake, 52' and 53'; Cheyenne,
55' and 47'; Denver, 81 and So; North
Platte, AZ and 45'; Omaha. 46' and 50';
Yankton, D. t, yesterday, 39'.
COMMERCIALLY following vessels have
arrived at Sacramento since the last report
Steamers San Joaquin No. 2, from San Fran
cisco, with general merchandise, and barge
of lumber for Friend, Terry l. Co., and n.
L. Drew & Co.; Flora, Dovsr and Varuna,
from the upper Sacramento, with barges of
grain D. Z. Knight, from San Francisco, en-
route to MarYsville; Alvarado. from lower
Sacramento, with produce Reform, with
barge of lumber for Friend, Terry & Co:
Departed-Steamers San Joaquin No. and
No. 3, for San Francisco, with barGes OF
grain Varuus. with barge of freight for the
upper river Alyarado, for tie upper Sacra-
mento, with general merchandise.
CoNCERT.-A grand concert is to be given
on Wednesday evening of this week at the
Congregational Church by the choir, assisted
by the. following artists: Mrs. DIR. Bruno,
Mrs. Addie Garter, Mrs. Addie I. Pinkhsm,
Mrs. George Hansbrow. Miss Lizzie Griffin,
Mrs. r. H. Auerbach and Messrs. Il. ID.
Auerbach. Elwood Brnner and Z. +. Ash
worth. The members of the choir are MIR.
Sanborn, who will be musical director on the
occasion of the concert. Miss May L. Mill.
ken, Mrs. E. Fogarty, Mr.. B. Leonard and
Miss Amelia BOIL, organist. An unusually
fine programme is promised.
BURGLARY.-Some time during Saturday
night burglars broke into P. Fl. RusselPs
store on street, between Seventh and
Eighth. They robbed the till of small
amount OF money. They gained accsss by
getting into the basement and thence into
the store by means of trap door. The
chisel used in prying open the door is row in
the hands Of the police.
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