Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-27
BRIEF NOTES.

There WIS 10 business transacted Ii the
Polica Court yesterday morning.
The Sacramento river is slowly declining,
and last evening marked 16 feet z inches.
There are 10000 copies of the revised
school laws being printed under the direction
Of State Superintendent Welcker.
The steamers Dover and Neponset arrived
| from the upper Sacramento yesterday With
bsIgss, grain and general produce.
A number of the newly-painted street cars
have made their appearance. In comparison
with the old ones they look "just perfectly
splendid"
Officer Brissell yesterday arrested Horace
Rolf, 16.yesr-old boy of Stockton, who had
run away from home. He was returned TO
his widowed mother.
A musical and literary social will bs given
tonight ct the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, being the last before the pastor,
Rev. H. II. Rice. leaves for the East.
The entire furniture, brussels carpets,
paintings. bedding, etc., Of the Arcade Hotel
40 rooms) will be sold BY public auction on
next Thursday at 1880 O'Clock by ID. J. Sim
mons, auctionser.
Immigrants to the number Of 2Sl-eiaht
csrloads-will arrive tomorrow morning at
2:45 They have been delayed by snow on
the Union Pacific. There viii be four car
loads on the regular train tomorrow.
Yesterday morning about 4 o'clock the
small woodsn structure at the Washington
end of the Yolo bridge, used by this watch.
man, YVES destroyed by FIRE. It is suppose
TO have caught from the sparks of passing
engine.
TIE suit of Mrs. Ida E. Andrews against
citizens residing near CORTLAND for S5l, 600
A.. Il L.. 1.
jured by being thrown out Of a carriage into
a roadway ditch. is still on trial before Judge
mcfarland.
Fidelity Grove, Nc. 81. U. A. o. D., last
evening elected officers as follows: N. A !.
A. Peltier V. A., NJ. Radonick Treasurer,
A. Trope Ire. elected) Secretary, Gus T.
Comet Ire elected); .. G., Thos. Norman
(re-elected); Trustee, A. Mazzini
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy Farr. the alleged
wife of the notorious Geo. NJ. Farr, has been
arrested and two charges placed opposite her
name on the Police-9tation siate-keeping D
dis9rderly house and disturbing the peace.
She viii be called Tor trial this morning.
a long train, loaded with Chinese laborers,
passed through the city yesterday bound for
| the Oregon extension beyond Rsdding. TIE
train went through here at rate which
would preclude the possibility of any of the
Cinnamon jumping of, as was tae case ore
morning NOS long since.
At the Congregational Church parlors this
evening, warm maple-sugar social will be
given by the ladies OF the church. They
pr ,mise an old.fashioned Eastern sugafing.
of, with snow from the Sierras for making
wax suowlswn scene with "snow man !: Z"
musical entertainment, ETC., all for % cents.
hTurpnuOr INA Nr 1NIJrs4 n
day and Tuesday evenings tha comedian,
William J. Seaman, will appear al the Met.
ropolitan Theater in Barley Campbell's play,
Friend and Fee" Mr. Campbell ia the
author Of several very successful plays which
have been recently produced here. Mr.. Scan
Ian is highly spoken of by tire Eastern press,
and viii be well supported. Incidental to
the play he viii sing the songs of his own
composition, as follows g Moonlight at Kill
larney." Mrs. Ryan's Party" The Irish
Minstrel" 81 Love Music cover the
Mountain" THE Irish Potheen," end
Psek-a.Boo." The box cffice will be open
Saturday. No extra charge for reserved
ssRts.
AUBURN PROPERTY BY AUcTIoN. Among
other pieces of property of the Putnam es-
tate that viii be sold tomorrow by public
auction at Auburn is the nearly new and
splendidly. equipped Putnam House, and the
pianing mill and box factorg st Auburn Sta.
ton. TIE hotel IS one Of the finest in inte-
rior California.
FURNIrURE AUCTION. - Bell & Co. an
nounce that tomorrow at 1890 A. NJ. they
will sell by public auction the furniture of
seven rooms. including oil paintings, at ths
residence No go J street