Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25
BRIEF NOTES.

The new Pullman palace car Modesto
left the railroad shops for Oakland ycster-
day, to enter into service.
The track of the city railway on Tenth
street, between J and K, is being raised and
put in excellent condition.
Ex-Attorney-General Hart, OF this city,
will address a Republican meeting at Viii
lows on the evening of November Sd.
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing Commissioners of Deeds: Edward IL.
Cloud, PENNSYLVANIA, TO reside at Philadei-
phia: Chas. L. Mack, Nevada. 10 reside n
Virginia City.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived
this morning
Twenty loads of beef cattle went
through to the Bay from Nevada yesterday,
and nine to Stockton.
The Republican county canvassers will
hold a meeting at Florin this evening. The
Democrats viii hold a meeting at Gait
Parties who have made thorough can
vass at CORTLAND say that 20 votes will be
poled there, of which Blaine and Logan
will receive 50.
Something new was inaugurated in Chi
nese circles yesterday, Chinawoman
named All Kim having Lee Yen arrested
by officers Kent and Rider for battery upon
| her.
The work of excavating the tunnel be-
meath Second street will be finished to-day
Last evening the work was 50 far advanced
that the noise made by the men in the tun-
mel could be heard at the east side of the
road.
Two Cinnamon had a foot race of 100
yards on | street Il few days ago and did
some good Running. The beaten man sub
sequently remarked that if he had carried
a chicken in his hand he thought he could
have done better.
These arrests were made yesterday: All
| Shue, by local officer Ferral, for threats
against life; Lee Yen, by officers Kent and
Rider, for battery; Thomas Mitchell, by
local officer Alexander, for being drunk :;
James Clark by Chief Jackson and officer
| Farrell, for assault to murder
| The steamers Governor Dana, Dover and
Ceres arrived from the upper Sacramento
yesterday with grain; steamer Harriet,
from San Francisco, light. Sailed, steam
crs Governor Dana Dover and Ceres, for
the upper Sacramento, light; steamer Har-
riet, for San Francisco, with grain.
Local officer Ferral arrested q Chinaman
named All Shue yesterday for threats
against the life of another Celestial, in con-
sequence of dispute relative TO the China
woman, Fung boy, who a short time pre-
viously had been taken from the parties
| keeping her Oh a writ of habeas corpus.
Mrs George Turner, of Kalamazoo, Mich,
| asks for information concerning her son.
| George Maurice Turner II years of age
who left home last August. She entreats
him to return, or at least let her know his
whereabouts. He is believed to have come
to California.
Thursday night at the Woodland Opera
| house, where political meeting was being
held. a lamp exploded, and Mark Graft
heroically averted a confagration by taking
the burning tin i'll his hand and carrying
it out Of the. building. His hand was
severely burned.
S. Kingsbury, while travelling on | street
Thursday night, drove into ditch excava-
ton at the corner of Tenth. There were
lights at each side of the street to warn peo-
pie of the ditch, but none in the center, and
| he supposed there was roadway through.
! His horses got down, and much trouble
was experienced in extricating them but
they escaped injury beyond trihing
| scratches.
Yesterday the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany commenced running parlor car on
the local passenger train which arrives here
from San Francisco at noon, and returns at
$50 P. NJ. 1t is an elegant affair, and the
passenger who cannot feel luxuriously COM
Portable il it is hard to please. The cost
of riding in it is only four bits extra be
tween Sacramento and Oakland, and two
bits to Benicia
The Forester Gun Club will shoot for the
Club medals at Agricultural Park to-mor-
row evening The Club has decided to
erect a cabin on Bob Gourlies ranch, ten
or twelve miles below the city, rs head
quarters for its members when they 90
down to the lakes they have leased for
duck-shooting, and the lumber for the
building will be sent down on the steamer
Monday evening.
The Board of Supervisors did not take
any action yesterday relative to the print
ing of supplemental register, and, as they
adjourned for the term at the end OF the
day. business. it may be considered settled
that there will not be any supplement.
This will cause about $50 voters to lose
their votes, but the Republicans are salts
fed as a majority Of those who are dis
franchised belong to the other party.
The Woodland Dc6.ocrQt has been sued
for libel by c. II. Garouttc, Republican
candidate for Superior Judge OF Yolo
county, with damages placed at S25 0G0.
The alleged libel consisted in the journal
having published statements TO the effect
that Garoutte compromised the railroad
tax cases Of that c0unty-amounting 10
81, 81 42-for 81, 1872, and kept for him
self $l,71G 80, ten per cent. of the amount
collected.
INcoRroRATED.-Artici OF Incorporation
have been filed of the Aqua Pura Lodge OF
Good TcmpIars of Nara City, for the pur-
pose of advancing the cause OF temperance
10 promote moral, intellectual and social
improvement; to erect, endow and main
tain a hall and rcading-rOOm. Directors
K. b. Phillips, john ]. McClimont, Frank
o. Morris. .....Also, Of the Fine Gold Gulch
Mining Company, TO carry on q milling and
mining business in the District Of Fine
Gold Gulch, Fresno county, California
Directors-William r. DeFrees, Scion Pat
tee Daniel Buck, 4. d. Allen, T. G.. Van
Ness. Capital stock, 500, 900, divided into
$4,000 shares Of the par value OF so each.
......Also, Of the San Joaquin Improvement
Company. Principal place of business,
Stockton. Directors D. Peters, Arthur
Cornwall A. w. Brooks. Hugh J. Corcoran
and Charles Mcneil, Jr Capital stock,
$l00, 800, divided into 1000 shares of the
par value Of 500 each.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell {, Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ. to-day, at their saiesrooIa, Eighth and
X streets. ten or more head of work mules
and horses, two SETS buggy-harness, three
sets work harness, one cart-harneSs, Galtcrs,
saddles, spring wagon, carpenters tools
stoves and household furniture Sale pos
tive and without cserve......Sherburn &
Smith will sell next Tuesday, at 10 \. NJ
at the residence of Mrs. Steinman, north
west corner of Third and J streets, the fur
niture Of twenty-five rooms, including wal
nut and cottage chamber sets, spring and
hair mattresses, feather pillows, blankets
and other beading, lounges and easy chairs
tables, chairs, wardrobes, Brussels anC
three-ply carpets, lace curtains and cor
nices, dining-room and kitchen furniture
crocllcry, glassware gas fixtures, etc.
EXCURSION RATES TO New ORLEAys-T
II Goodman, General Passenger and Ticile
Agent of the Central and Southern Pacific
Railroads, writes: The rate agreed upon
by the lines interested for excursion tickets
to New Orleans and return is $40 Tickets
will be placed on sale November 20th
next, and must be used for the eastward
trip within thirty days of date of sale, anC
for the return trip within sixty days o
same date. 1t is possible that the time fo
the return trip may be extended to ninety
days Tickets will not be sold after Apr
80, 1880. Tickets will be On sale allowin.
the holder to travel in either direction, vi:
Omaha or Kansas City, he paving, in add