Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has fallen to 10
feet inches.
The Bijou Burlesque Opera Company
left for the East last evening.
The overland train that left for the East
last evening was unusually large, consist
ing of thirteen cars
The Board of Trustees of Woodland have
adopted health ordinance that will doubt
less prove beneficial.
d. J. Simmons has leased the Stockton
Theater during the week that the District
Fair is hel6 in that city.
r. F. Redman, dealer in fancy goods,
toys, etc, has made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors to Ansley G. Davis
The pay-car arrived yesterday and soon
commenced paying the railroad employees,
which will make business in the city
livelier for while.
The emigrant train was about three
hours behind time in its arrival here from
the Bay yesterday morning, having been
late leaving Oakland.
The Yolo county Democratic County
Central Committee will meet at Woodland
next Saturday to appoint the time for
holding primaries and county conyen-
ton.
The driver of the Sacramento Brewery
wagon, who came so near getting killed by
his team running away in Washington sew
eral days since, is able to be on the street
again
The room of James Ruberg, at the Fifth
street Hotel, was entered by thieves Tues
day night, and robbed of S15 in gold, some
silver, watch and chain, pair of pants,
vest and hat.
These arrests were made yesterday: Joe
Coffey, by officer Ash, for battery; Frank
Chambers, by officer Franks, for being
drunk; John Doe, by officers Arlington
and Rider, for being drunk.
Trustee Nielsen has been ordering the
lumber yards and wood piles in from the
streets, and Sacramento's broad and shaded
avenues begin again 10 assume their natu-
raj and beautiful appearance.
One of the men engaged in making re-
pairs to the gas main on Fourth street. be-
tween ] and X, was made very i'll yester-
day in consequence of his inhaling gas that
was escaping, and had to be taken home i'll
a hack.
There came up from the Bay yesterday
two carloads of machinery, comprising the
large engine and its belongings, which the
State Agricultural Society had built 10 fur
nish motive power at the new Exposition
building
A man hired saddle horse (pinto) from
Wilson's stables yesterday morning, saying
that he desired to 90 out into the country
three or four miles, and would be back III
an hour. Upto 10 o'clock last night he had
not returned, and Mr.. Wilson was inclined
to believe the horse was stolen.
The steamer San joaquin, No. ,, arrived
from San Francisco yesterday, with mer-
chandise; and the steamer c. NJ. Small
passed down from Marysville to San Fran
cisco, with grain. Sailed-Steamer San
Joaquin, No, 3 for Port Costa, with barge
load of grain; steamer Flora, for the upper
Sacramento, with barge, light.
a farmer by the name of Nicholas, who
resides in American township, came TO the
city yesterday with a spirited team. They
Orphan Asylum, about p. NJ, and entered
upon lively runaway. They were caught
at the American river bridge, and, farther
than firing themselves out, had done no
damage.
SportSmen who have young dogs to enter
i'll this years Derby of the Pacific Coast
Field Trial Club should bear in mind that
the entries thereto close tomorrow Each
nomination must be accompanied by a fee
of So, and an additional fee of 81 must be
paid on each dog that starts. Entry cards
may be obtained by addressing the Secre-
tary of the Club, \. L. White, or Charles y.
Post Sacramento, and II. II. Briggs, San
Francisco.