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

The lumber dealers OF tnls city are QOlnR
large business for this season of the year.
The Sacramento river stands at the seven
foot five inch mark, and is as muddy as
ever.
One hundred and thirty-three immigrants,
including eightY-four males will arrivs from
the East tomorrow.
The shipments of hops from this city is by
car loads daily. Most OF the shipments are
consigned to Liverpool
A large number of teams are engaged in
hauling grapes from the neighboring vine
yards to the wineries in this city.
Root, Nelson L Co., of the Union Foun.
dry, are erecting new buildings where the old
ones were burned down few days since.
The steamer Modoc, from San Francisco.
did not arrive at the wharf at the foot of X
street yesterday morning until 10 o'clock.
The Chinese tan cases. which have been
postponed from time to time in Justice Gil
mer's Court, will be heard at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
An unknown laborer died very suddenly
yesterday morning at the City Hotel. The
remains are st the Morgue awaiting identi.
fcation.
The case of Neil Mcneil, who is accused of
stealing 500 from house on Front street,
between J and X, will be heard in the Police
Court to-day.
The second trial of Huron Miller for the
murder of DIR. Glenn commences at Colusa
to-day. Miller, for several months past, has
been confined in the Sacramento County Jail.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has
forwarded TO Commissioner Hosg for ex
bibition at Chicago half dozen boxes of
very fine grapes, grown at Colfax without ir-
rigation.
The Agricultural Society sre improving
and enlsrgiug their track, having purchased
lately half block from f. S. George, half
block from J. Olsen, and lots from MessrF.
Beals and Spencer.
Yesterday, back of the colored church on
Fifth street, between n and o, forty feet of
new rubber hose and pewter pitcher were
found. They had evidently been stolen and
hidden. The police want an owner.
Invitations have bsen sent to State Super
intendent Wecker and President Reid of the
State University, and both are expected to
be present at the Yolo County Teachers In
stitute, which commences on the 24th inst.
w. ?. Hawkins appeared in the Police
Court yesterday charged with sleepir on the
sidewalk When the Judge ascertaiued that
Hawkins clsimed to be an old schoolmate
of the clerk and bailiff he let him off with a
three.dollar fine.
The third trial in the case of the PeoDle vs.
Taylor, accused of the murder of Robert
Benham by poisoning. commenced in the Su-
perior Court at l o'clock yesterday in Wood
land A large number of witnesses from this
city are in attendance.
The Dsy of Atonement is to all Israelites,
with very few exceptions, day of great i'm
portance. The services commence on the
eve of the 9th of Tishri October lOh) and
continues without intermission, until the eve
of the 10sh October 11th),
John Treuding, who with Lewis Wagner
was so nearly suffocated in the Capital brew
cry fire Saturday morning, lies at the Ridge
Home HOSPITAL very low. He was thought
TO be out of all danger, but it is understood
he has relapsed into a critical state.
Sherburn & Smith will sell on Tuesday,
October 10TH at IL o'clock A, NJ, on the
south half Of lot s. + and G. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, together with the elegant
brick building thereon. The grounds are
handsomely laid OUT, and have orange and
other choice fruits growing therein.
The temperature at noon yesterday, as re-
ceived by Sergeant Berwick. is as follows for
the places named Olympic, Sc; Portland.
63': Roseburg, 63' Mendocino, So; Red
Bluff ~; Sacramento, 73'; San Francisco,
6S'; Los Angeles, $50; San Diego. 740; Salt
Lake, 49'; Cheyenne, 52': Denver, 62';
North Platte, &C.; Omaha, 61'; Yankton, ID.
t.. 62'.
A Sacrauentan has devised, and will ask
patent for an improved Hygienic Embroi.
derry Frame" II swings between standards,
affords rest for the arm. is adjustable to
varied nights, needs no holding by hand and
keeps the work free from injury. The in
ventor claims it to be superior to all similar
devices, and in the interest of health. It is
announced as on exhibition at SOC j street.
The party of foot racers who attempted to
swindle Woodland on Friday last are the
same ones that succeeded in gulling
some Sacramento sports out Of about
50, 900 some weeks since at Hawks
Corners. Their little game did not succeed
at Woodland. They left about 81 800 with
the Woodlandites Their little game, that
worked 80 well in San Joaquin, does not sp-
pesred to have operated successfully in
Yolo.
This Bank Commissioners have reported on
their investigation of the Bank of Yolo and
the Bank of Woodland. They find both
banks solvent. The total resources of the
Bank of Yolo foot up S456 $50 g. There is
due to thu depositors $40, 9S9 Is, and to
other banks and bankers, $34, 592 80. The
| total resources of the Bank of Woodland
amount IN 81, 421 6SS 60; due to depositors,
| $40 1853 7S to other banks aud bankers,
S261, SO2 80; bills payable, $4,000.
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