Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-11
BRIEF NOTES.

! No11zos
The Sacramento river is down to the 16
foot market.
But one carload of immigrants arrive,
this morning.
Dennis Mulcahy, in the Police Court YES
terday, was fined S. for having been drunk
The pay-car will probably pay off EN-
ployes OF the railroad company in this city
to-day.
The Board of Officers of the First Artil
lery Regiment will meet this evening a
headquarters.
Isaiah Hurlburt has Withdrawn from the
candidacy for nomination by the Repubi-
cans for District Attorney.
Judge Armstrong yesterday took the
habeas corpus case of Eugene Younglove
under advisement until this morning.
Many of the pupils who recently left the
| High School because of the change i'll
| teachers have returned to their desks.
Owing to his being unexpectedly called
| from the city, F. L. Hawk announces that
he will not be candidate before the Con-
vention to-day.
The steamer Governor Dana sailed for the
upper Sacramento yesterday evening, and
with merchandise.
The Board of Supervisors had little to do
yesterday as a Board of Equalization, and
put in its time examining bills against the
county that were handed in.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco,
brought up last evening" en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, August Seidel who
is to serve seven years for grand larceny.
Worllmen are engaged at Eighth and Y
streets preparing for the location of the
tank and pipes necessary to the disposal of
the citys sewage under the proposed sys-
tenn.
W. G. Woods, an employee of Richards &
Knox, fell from pile of lumber Tuesday
afternoon, and sustained some severe
bruises, but fortunately no bones were
broken.
Valley Council, No. 60, l. O. C. F., had
public installation of officers at Changers
Hall Wednesday evening, which was fol-
lowed by an excellent programme of liter
airy exercises.
a card is published in another column
by Many Friends " in behalf of John
We'll, emphatically denying that he has
withdrawn as a candidate for Sheriff, or
that he will do So
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, of Placer coun- |
ty, came down yesterday and got Oscar |
Glover who was arrested here on Wednes- |
day, at his request, by detective Brissell and |
local officer Martin.
A party ofyoung masters and misses en-
oyed moonlight ride last evening then
repaired to East Park for dance, and sub
'equently came to the city and revealed in
ce cream, cake, etc.
The Sunset Telephone Company has
lgreed to extend its line from Woodland to
Black s, Dunnigan and College City, if a
of $50 per mile be made for
he coupons of the company.
E. L. Hawk, of this city, left yesterday
or his ranch near Rock lin. TO assist in pro
Getting the property from the ravages of
rmy worms. The worms are making it
cry unpleasant for the owners of ranches
II that locality.
George |. Lyle, one of the old and we'll
,nown residents of Sacramento, died at his
esidcnce on Second street, between 0 and
,, early yesterday morning, of general de-
ility. He was native of New York, and
n his 63d year. The intcrment will be
rivate.
The Health Officer yesterday swore out
farrant for the arrest of A Paquin. owner
f horse which veterinary surgeons have {
renowned afflicted with CHAMBERS, for !
eeping such an animal within the CITY :
mits. Mr. Paquin, however, denies that
he animal has the disease.
Major II. W. Hall, Postoffice Inspector I
n the Free Delivery Service. has been in
uiring into matters concerning the free ;
clivcry service in Sacramento 1t is be- =
eyed that his visit to the Coast will result | i
l greater facilities and accommodations c
eng extended this branch of the postal 1
usiness.
The Government Steamboat Inspectors
ave examined the yacht Azalea accepted \
err after recommending n change as to the I
ed pump of the boiler, and are said to [
ave given her license to carry twenty 4
re persons. When she has that number :
1 board they will beclOse enough together II
avoid loneSomeneSS Il
Yesterday afternoon passenger for San F
found unexpected difficulty in v
1ening the car window at the end of the c
at he was occupying. Becoming angry
cause it stuck fast, he concluded to give
e sash kick to loosen it, but missed his II
ark and his foot went through the glass, II
using his countenance to assume a look g
establishment and disgust
The Woodland Democrat of Yesterday S
Us that villainous looking worm. one
ID one-half to two inches in length, has
,peared in that vicinity. MIR. Blowers s
'onounces them the sphynx moth worm.
his specimen is of deep green with dark .
iades. Mr.. McGriff says his bayfield, is
orally alive with these creatures. and
icy are heading directly for the adjoining P
neyards.'
Robert Rae, alias Howard, alias " Rebel
Gorge" who is under arrest on charge of R
and larceny, alleged to have been COM
tilted in swindling man out of $l60 by a
cans of bogus Government bond, was D
raigned yesterday in Department One of
c Superior Court and pleaded not D
Iilty. He stated that he did not have an B
tomey as yet, but did not wish the Court
appoint one to defend him The case :
Is set for trial on the 18th instant, but the
PENDANT intimatcd that he did not believe S.