Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-13
BRIEF NOTES.

Tae Governor has removed Thomas Powers
from the Office Of pilot of Wilmington harbor.
One hundred and forty-four immigrants,
including one hundred and seven males, will
| arrive from the East tomorrow.
Eight hundred young catfish were sent from
this city last week to II. ]. Palmer, Superin.
tendent of the Del Monte stables. They
have been placed in the lagoon near the hotel.
Charles Brown, who gsrroted rancher
named Ed. Healy near the Plaza during the
State Fair, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Armstrong to twenty-five years imprison-
ment.
The address delivered by Rev. H. II. Rice,
of this city, before the Sabbath.s school Con-
vention in Ell Dorado county, was an able
effort. It was published in full in the Mount
ain Democrat of last Saturday.
Colonel c. N. Goulding will deliver tenn
perancs lecture at Carroll School. house, be-
low Franklin, in this county, on Sunday
evening next, and it is expected that Good
Templars' Lodge will be organized.
Manager D. J. Simmons returned from the
Bay last evening. where he and Manager
Haymsn have been negotiating for the Bald
win Theater. All the great attractions
booked for that thester will be played in Sac.
ramento,
Yesterday the Governor signed the follow
ing diplomas of the dental department of the
University of California Russell Hopkins
Cool, Carolium Baxton, Marian A. Burch,
Gabbs and John Nelson Blood.
Eugene Sanguinetti, sentenced to the State
Prison for ten years for robbery. and Harry
Hill for two years for burglary. from San
Francisco, were lodged at the city prison last
night, en- route for Folsom, in charge of Dep
uty Sheriff NJ. A. Hill, of San Francisco.
1t is said there was slogging match near
Twentieth street and the main line of the
Central Pacific, in the city, Sunday. Billy
Hogan aud Johnny Linan, young men, fought
with bare fists. Quite crowd attended to
witness the fight. There were no arrests by
the police.
Articles of incorporation have been filed in
the office of the Secretary of State of the
Pomona Valley Bank. Directors are-J. H.
Smith, Thos. Coates, J. z. Packard, J. E.
McComas, Pomona, CAL; Geo. E. Bonetrabe,
+. G. Howes, Los Angeles. Capital stock,
$4,000 divided into 500 shareg,
The following cases in which Sacrsmentans
| are interested will be heard by the Supreme
| Court to-day: Davis vs. Porter, Fairchild
VS.. Porter lsity bond csses), and People VS..
! The Gold Run Ditch and Mining Company.
The attorneys interested in the above cases
are nearly all in Court attendance.
The report of pistol at Seventh and 1
streets. about IL o'clock last night, paralyzed
| the whole neighborhood. The police were
on the ground in body in few moments,
expecting to gee repetition Of Sunday even
ings battle. They were disappointed, how
ever, as it was only pistol shot at thief
who had been underwriting to raise chickens"
from hen.roost near by.
The temperature, wind and weather, at
Z M. yesterday, as received by Sergeant
Barwick. was for Olympia, 4S', calm and
cloudy; Portland, 52', northwest and cloudy
Fort Candy. 56', southeast and cloudy; Rose
burg, 52', east end clear; Mendocino. 63'.
southeast and clear; Red Bluff, Go. north
and clear /; Sacramento, 61', north and clear;
San Francisco, 64', north and clear Los An.
gelea, S2o, northwest and clear; San Diego,
So, south aud clear; Salt Lake, 49,, north.
west and clear; Cheyenne, 61'. west and
clear; Denver, co., east and clear; North
Platte, 57', southwest and clear Omaha, 49,.
southwest and clear Yankton, 53', west and
claar