Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-26
BRIEF NOTES.

Ninsty-fve Immigrants will arrive from
the East to-day.
The firm of Bartels & Grigory has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
H. E. Clark has purchased the store of
Auker & Co. at Eleventh and j streets.
State Treasurer W. A. January has paid
all 1.-THE warrants on the general fund up to
No 456.
Two large bucks, weighing $50 pounds.
were expressed from Georgetwn to this city
yesterday.
The county Jail contains fifty-eight prison
ers, nineteen awaiting trial and the remain
der ssrving sentence.
The skating rink will be open forenoons,
afternoons and evenings. The morning class
is for women and children.
A large number of Masons from the city
will be present at the institution of . new
lodge at Gait tomorrow evening.
A large number of teams are engaged in
filling the lots belonging TO the railroad com
pany bordering on China Slough.
Governor Stonemsn has approved the
official bond of w. 7. Browne as medical di-
rector of Stockton Insane Asylum.
Several race horses have arrived at Agri-
cultural Park during the past week from Or
egon Among the los is the well-known rum
ner, Patsey Dutfey.
The wholesale merchants of this city are
doing an immense business, People OF the
interior and mountain towns are laying in
their winter supplies.
An entertainment aud social dance will be
given by the Entracht Club at their hall. No.
5l1 K street, between Fifth and Sixth, on
Sunday evening, October 2Sh.
Silver plover are very plentiful out in the
sloughs Just now. F. S. George reports
shooting twenty-six at two shots, twenty
three first shot and three the second.
There will be glove contest at the Metro.
politan Tneater on Tuesday evening, October
York, and Dan Csrrigan of Chicago.
General Stonemsn has issued warrant for
the arrest of Meritz Meyer on the requisition
of the Governor of Oregon. and forwarded
the same to Chief Crowley, of San Francisco.
Mrs. John Scott, mother of Irving M. and
H. L. Scott. of San Francisco, and grand
mother of Mrs. F. L. Orcutt. of this city,
died in oakland yesterday st the advanced
age of So years.
Last evening Samuel McClosky, in view of
the coming cold weather, stole an overcoat,
and was locked up on charge of petit lar
ceay; Peter Day passed the day IN liquor
and the night iu the calsboose.
Ell. f. Smith. the Secretary of the State
| Agricultural Society, says the silver medals
awarded at the last State Fair are now ready
for distribution. The diplomas and gold
medals will be ready next week.
E. o. White, while getting out of en- O.
street car, yesterday. at Twelfth and .
streets, vas thrown violently to the ground.
His head struck one Of the rails, snd for
| few moments ne was rendered iusensible.
This well-known firm Of Pierrepont & Ged'
| lund. house and sign painters, has been by
mutual consent dissolved. Mr.. Gidlund re-
firing. Mr.. Pierrepont will continue the
business, settle all claims against and collect
all sums due ths firm.
An old fishelmsu, who lives down the
river near Gwinn's levee, came 20 the city
yesterday hunting for three printers and
musician, who he says robbsd him OF about
| $50 pounds of fish last Saturday night. He
has given their names to sn officer in the city
and if they 10 not settle the old gents claim
Of SIS, they will be exposed in Court.
The temperature at II NJ. yesterday,
as received by Sergeant Bsrwick, was for
| Portland, $50: Fort Candy, 4S'; Roseburg, 52';
Mendocino 57'; Red Bluff, 61'; Sacramento,
63'; San Francisco, 59'; Los Angeles, 6S' /;
San Diego, So: Salt Lake. $50; Cheyenne,
| 5Oe: Denver, 61o; North Platte, 39'; and
Omaha 44o. The seasons rainfall at Sacra-
mento is 1.04 inches. or .04 Of an inch in
excefs of the svera ge for sever seasons past.