Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24
BRIEF NOTES.
One hundred and thirty-three immigrants
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The temperature of the water in the river
yesterday was co.. and it stood at the seven.
foot mark in hight.
The volume of black smoke rolling up
from Washington yesterday was caused By
the firing up of brick kiln.
Three carloads of beautiful granite came
down from the Folsem quarry yesterday, to
be used for inclosing lots in the City Gem.
etery.
Mrp S. A. Sewell, the Evangelist preacher,
is in this city assisting in open.sir meetings.
| Her ministerial work is mostly confined to
prisons.
The case of a. X. Wockman vs.. c. E. Ad.
ans came up in Department Two of the Su.
perior Court yesterday, and was continued
for the term.
Monday afternoon Woodburn L Barnes
| delivery team ran away. It was caught in
front of the Western Hotel before much dam.
age was done.
The chair.gang ia engaged in cleaning out
the Burns-slough canal between l. and NJ, on
Thirty-fTs5 street Eleven men are engaged,
and they are doing good work.
At the depot is freight car painted a
! prodigiously conspicuous green, which at
tracsed much attention yesterday. 1t halls
from the Green Mountain State.
Pcll-tax Collector George Harvey had
tussle with several Cinnamon on Monday.
AS usual he captured his man. collected his
license, and had John fined $50 for resisting
an officer.
Miss S. H Pugh, who resides at Brighton,
was thrown from buggy on Friday last
and sustained fracture of the left collar
bone and several severe cuts and bruises about
the head and face.
L i Il
tion papers for Charles +. Dewey on the
requistion of the Governor of Massachusetts,,
and delivered them to Charles l.. Shelton,
agent for thst State.
On Sunday next match Of fifty shots at
200 yard target will be shot at the Twelfth
street range for $50 a side, between two mem
bers of Company G-Sergeant A. j. Plant
and Private o. Z. Hughes.
The State Institute of Nevada will be held
at Reno, December 26sh. c. S. Young. the
Superintendent, has requested State SuperiE-
tendent Welcker to deliver an address on
school supervision, State and county.
There sre now being bulk in the Central
Pacific shops for the Haight-street Railroad,
San Francisco, ten cars 40 feet long, 95 FEET
wide, and capable of carrying ninety passen.
gers. Also sixteen cars so feet long and 81
feet wide.
Detective Mesgher, of San Francisco,
Uassed through the city yesterday. en- route
from Z E.kO, Nevada, having IN charge Ed
ward Hyams, under arrest on 3 charge of
leaving the State with intent 20 defraud mis-
creditors.
Governor Ssoneman mas appointed j. G.
Ball Notary Public for Yolo county, to rs-
side at Woodland, vice himself, term expired;
also P 7. Riley for Nevada county, to reside
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moved from State.
Judge Field, in a telegram from Washing
ton yesterday to one of the Superior Judges,
said: "Your telegram received. On my
return from New York will present to the
Court the request to advance People VS.. Hur-
tado aud sdgise you of result"
The crossing at the alley on the west side of
Seventh street, between IL and L, should be
raised about one foot. 1t is so low that dur
ing rainy weather water stands over it to the
depth of several inches, and is very annoying
to pedestrians, especially school children.
Eary yesterday morning fire was discov-
cred under the sidewalk in front of the Brown
building It was extinguished without the
aid of the department. There is a large
quantity of sawdust uuder the Sidewalk, sld
some one dropped lighted cigar through the
grating.
Articles of incorporation have been fled in
the Secretary of States office of the San
Luis Obispo Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. The Trustees are j, Nj.
Wilcoxson, G.. S. Stamford, IL. S. Brown,
Juan Castro and w. Josks, all of San Luis
Obispo.
Up on I street last Sunday evening hod-
carrier was observed TO come 20 mis- mortar-bed,
aud, amid the jeering and joking of oystsnd-
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began climbing up the ladder. He bad taken
his Sunday beer, then sound sleep, and on
waking thought it was early Monday morn
ing.
A man went into K-street restaurant yes
terday, and, after eating square meal, made
the ancient plea of having no money. The
landlady seized his hat and threw it behind
the counter where she was tending, and
walked him out. As the hat was worth more
than the price of the meal he immediately
re.entered and paid his bill.
The temperature at y NJ. yesterday, as
recsived by Sergeant BsrWick was for Olvm-
pia. 51'; Portland, So; Fort Candy. 81;
Roseburg, 46'; Mendocino, 6l'; Red Bluff,
50'; Sacramento, 64'; San Francisco, 63o;
Los Angeles, 79'; San Diego, IA; Salt
Lake, AS; Cheyenne, 2S' and light snow;
Denver, 33' and light snow; North Platte,
There was @ sprinkle of rain at 1;30 P M
and light rain from 1854 P. N to 4:08 P. NJ.
yesterday afternoon at Sacramento. The
amount was inspprsciable to the rain.gauge.
Yesterday three China boys were walking
up the street. One was dressed in all the
gorgeousness of the East green silk trousers.
bright purple blouse, blue satin cap with red
silk tassel, cue pointed with crimson silk
end, and clog shoes decked in the most elab-
crate Oriental upholstery. He was evidently
little Mandarin, while bis companions were
of humber station and poorly clothed in
jumpers and overalls. They all, however,
seemed on a level in feeling. A gentleman
observing the finely dressed Lao, looked at
him curiously for moment and then re-
marked "Surely, Solomon. in sll his glory,
was not arrayed like one of these"
AMOUNT OF THE Tax RoLLs.-W. E. Ger.