Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-16
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has reached twelve
feet.
Red jacket Tribe, Improved Order of Red
Me-, viii give an anniversary ball on Wash
ington's birthday.
Seventy Chinese laborers left here yester-
day TO work as graders on the new railroad to
extend to Yosemite valley.
For the information Of the public it may be
stated that the sale of property for delinquent
State and county taxes viii take pace at the
Courthouse on next Monday, at 10 a. NJ.
Michael MONEYS room in the Albion
House was entered by some unknown person
between and o'clock yesterday morning.
and $500 in gold notes and greenbacks taken.
The horse attached to Phil. Hartman's de-
livery wagon ran away on lower K street
yesterday morning. The principal damage
resulting vas the complete yrecking Of the
wagon.
On Monday next the entire furniture and
household goods of nine rooms will be sold by
public auction at the residence No. GIG Sixth
street, by Bell & Co. It includes household
furniture of all kinds.
Benjamin Frszes and James Crum, two
prisoners from San Quentin, were taken to
Nevada City yesterday by Under Sheriff W.
II. Adams as witnesses in the trial of Patter-
son and Dorsey for the Cummings murder.
Ellmenreicb, "The Qaeen OF Tragedy"
will begin an engagement at the Metropol-
itan Theater, supported by the California
Theater Company, on next Wednesday even
ing. The opening play is Mary Stuart"
A lady, suddenly taken with spasm, Gre
ated quite a comnotion in the Superior
Court yesterday during the trial of Taylor
vs. Ober and others, in which she was q wit
a vayfxa1 yzvhan froui
admitted to the room and the attorney
ceased the rigid cross.examination.
The body Of A. NJ Spreul, of Chico, whe
was killed recently in railroad accident near
Sumner, on the Southern Pacific, viii arrive
IL this city to-day. The deceased's mother
has gone to the scene of the accident, and
viii return with the body. A number of
friends will meet the body here to-day and
accompany it to Chico.
Yesterday, in the Chinese opium cases ap-
pesled from the Police Court, Judge Arm
strong reversed the judgment of the lower
Court on tie ground that the testimony was
Insufficient to warrant conviction. It had
been proven that the defendants resided in
the place where they were arrested and
charged with visiting an opium den.
A letter was yesterday received by the
Colonel Of the First Artillery Regiment from
q photographer in San Francisco, requesting
the nam of the officers of the regiment, and
stating that Ex-Governor George @. Perkins
had ordered a photograph of himself and
staff sent TO each of the officers of the regi.
menf. The photograph is the same as re.
Gently exhibited In Il J-street store.
Freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on
the 18th: For Baker & Hamilton, 100 reels
barb wire; A. A. Van Voorhiss & Co., l
case saddlery; Mebius & Co.. 10 bundles
hams; Adams, McNeill & Co.. 5 tiercss
hams, fierce bacon, 10 barrels, 10 half bar.
rels and 200 kegs syrup; Joseph Hahn & Co.,
3 boxes, l barrel and l key drugs. Passed
Deming on the 10sh-For Baker & Hamilton,
boxes carriage bolts, 126 barrows.
A difficulty occurred in the bar-room of the
Golden Eagle Hotel at an early hour yester.
day morning, which ended in Sergeant-at-
Arms Farrelly, of the Assembly, being;shot
at. the ball passing through his hat and bur-
rying itself in the ceiling. The shot is re.
ported to have been fred after 9 series of
gross and long continued insults on the part
Of Farreliy, whozhas acquired fresh and
abiiing reputation in that direction since his
recent advent in this city.
Two men were arrested yesterday by off,
Ger Ssger--one for begging in the street and
the other for interfering with the officer
Last. evening Constable WellF, Of Solano,
came co the city 10 search of three men for
robbiug railroad section house az Fairfield.
Chief Ksrcher showed him the two men
arrested by officer Sager, and he pronounced
them as two Of the men he was in search Of
The men gave the names of James Campbell
aud Daniel Coleman. They will be taken to
fairfield this morning.