Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-26
BRIEF NOTES.
Four carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning

-Four carloads of immigrants arrived from
| the East this morning.
A fog settled down upon the city about
7:30 yesterday morning, and lasted for two
or three hours.
\ new sidewalk has been constructed on
the south side of X street, between Tenth
and Eleventh, from the Eldred House east
DR.. C. E. P;nkham yesterday sold one of
his span of black carriage horses to Mr.
Chase, of kohier Il Chase, San Francisco,
for 5000.
a party of Sacramentans went over TO
| Woodland in four-horse vehicle Wednes-
day evening, to attend a Good Templars'
meeting.
The Republican County Central Com
mittee viii meet this evening with the
county candidates to arrange for the cam
paign in this county.
| AT Woodland this evening there will be
a meeting to organize an Immigration
| Association for Eolo county, subordinate to
to the Northern District Association.
These arrests were made yesterday: John
Smith, by officer Rider, for being drunk;
Joe Barras AID Josephine MachobO, by Off
Ger Farrell, for disturbing the peace.
Last Tuesday evening little Viva Hurst,
four-year-old daughter of Mrs. Hurst, liv-
ing in the Byrns Block, Woodland, fell
down stairs and was very seriously hurt.
Captain L. NJ. Stevens returned yesterday
from SuiSun, bringing back his horse and
buggy, which were stolen from here last
Thursday, and left at that place by the
thief
George O. Bates, Republican candidate
for Supervisor, Third District; and w. 0.
Bowers, Democratic candidate for Super
visor, First District, publish their cards this
morning
The union prayer and praise service held
at the l. B. Church for the past two weeks
will close to-day. A general invitation is
extended. The service will commence at
o'clock P. NJ.
The officers of the Cleveland and Hen
bricks Fire Brigade will meet at the Office
of the Fountain stables at s o'clock this
evening, to make arrangements for the
parade tomorrow night.
Arrived, steamer Dover, from the upper
Sacramento, with grain; steamer g. NJ.
Small, from Marysville, for San Francisco,
with merchandise, hops and grain Sailed,
steamer San Joaquin, No. >, Tor San Fran
CISCO with grain steamer Dover, for the
upper Sacramento, light.
On the first Monday in October the Board
of Supervisors Of Yolo county Will levy the
special tax for repairs to the levee above the
town of Washington and at other places,
and arrange for the immediate letting of
the contract. The plans and specifications
have already been prepared.
Sherburn & Smith sold at auction yester-
day morning the following property be-
longing to NJ. NJ. Odell: Lot >, \ and o,
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, to f. A.
Inr in 10
was purchased by Colonel J. J. Ayers, for
$3.50, and lot I, adjoining, was sold to +.
y. Burr for 81 800.
The Committee of Arrangements of the
Native Sons of the Golden West publish q
card this morning, returning thanks to
those who assisted them in making the
celebration Of Admission Day such great
success. A statement of receipts and eX-
penscs, together with the subscriptions,
ETC. will soon be published.
An immense amount of fruit is now
being forwarded eastward and it is estima-
ted that about 200 cars are being used to
carry that class offreight. The fruit shipped
consists of grapes, pears ounces, etc. If
the fruit business continues to increase as it /
has of late years, it will soon be in order
for the railroad company to run special
fruit train, possibly combined with the
transportation of emigrants.
Deputy Sheriff Lee returned yesterday
from Jackson with The young man accused
of stealing a horse and buggy, which he
hired at r. b. SERVERS stable a few days
since ostensibly for a ride of few miles
down the river, but which he drove up to
Jackson. The officer found that the young
mans relatives there were people of good
standing, and became convinced that the
property had not been taken with felonious
intent but in consequence OF the appro-
priator's having been under the influence
of liquor. On this showing being made 10
Mr.. SERVER and expenses paid, the case was
dismissed in Court.