Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-03
BRIEF NOTES.
Five carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.

Five carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
The pay-car left yesterday for trip over
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
So far as reported, the rain of few days
ago does not appear to have done much
damage in this vicinity.
The Pullman car Nevada, recently re-
painted and fitted up at the railroad shops,
was Yesterday turned out, and went down
| to Oakland to go into service.
The libel case in which the proprietors of
the Bee are defendants, and Horace Stevens
prosecuting witness, was yesterday, in JUS
tice Tubs Court, continued until the Sth
instant
The alarm of fire from box No. 81, about
I o'clock last evening, was occasloned by
the burning out of the chimney of resi-
dence in the alley between X and l., Fifth
and Sixth streets.
These arrests were made yesterday Jack
Mex emma, by officers Rider and Farrell. for
burglary John Wells and Joseph Fidell,
by officer Cotfey, as runaways from the
Boys and Girls Aid Society of San Fran
cisco.
The little steamer Americas, which some
weeks since sprang a leak and sunk ON the
Yolo side of the river, above the bridge,
was yesterday removed to sandbar about
opposite the foot of | street, and will there
be hauled out for repairs.
The Young Mems Cleveland and Hen
bricks Club, Herman kellum presiding,
had an enthusiastic meeting last evening at
Howe's Hall. After transacting routine
business and listening to addresses by
members it adjourned TO meet Monday
evening.
Arrived yesterday: Steamers Dover and
Clara Bell, from the upper Sacramento,
with grain and produce; steamer Harriet,
from the upper Sacramento, light ell route
to Post Costa steamer San Joaquin, No. 3,
from San Francisco light. Sailed: Steam
ers Dover and San joaquin, No. 3, for the
upper Sacramento, light.
The law provides that the County Clerk
shall, thirty days prior to the general cleo
ton, prepare and send to the printer for
publication a copy Of the names of voters
appearing on the Great Register. 1t is
therefore necessary for all who desire to
take part in the next election to have their
names registered by tomorrow evening.
The Folsom Sportsmen's Club and in
vited guests are having a fine time III their
camp near Shingle Springs. Game has been
very abundant, and the hunters are de-
lighted, especially Dr. Nelson. A deer was
killed Wednesday, and another yesterday
morning, and Charley Chapman, the COM
missary, has provided SO well that the
party are living luxuriously.
Deputy Sheriff NJ Wilson brought up
from San Francisco last evening, en- route
to Folsom Prison, Harry Coogan, alias
Nichols, who is to serve ten years for burg
larry This is his seventh term in State
Prison He was sent from Sacramento in
1861 and again in 1868. While in the city
Jail in the latter year he attempted to es-
cape by throwing red pepper in officer
Fishers eyes, and that officer shot him.
Last evening two boys, Is or 16 years of
age, applied at the station-house for lodg-
ings Officer Coffey, who was in charge,
noticed that they answered the description
of John Wells and Joseph Fidell, two run
aWayS from the Boys and Girls Aid So
ciety of San Francisco, whom the Sacra-
mento police had been requested TO watch
for. On being questioned the boys adj
mitted that the officers suspicious were
correct.
BLAINE AND LOGAN FIRE BRIGADE.-The
second meeting for the formation of a
Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade was held
at the Republican Wigwam last evening.
The committee appointed at the former
meeting on permanent organization and
| order of business reported as follows
That the organization be known as the
Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade of Sacra-
mento. That the permanent officers con-
sst of President, two Secretaries, Treasurer,
an Executive Committee, consisting of the
Chief Engineer, President and Secretaries,
who shall have charge of the meetings
finances and paraphernalia. The Chief
! Engineer shall have four assistants num-
| bered LIST, ID 3d. 4th a Foreman and first
and second assistant. The officers elected
are as follows President, VIM. Avery !;
Secretaries, B. w. Cavanaugh and VIM
Hanlan; Chief Engineer, VIM. Fuller
Assistants, John Devenney, Robert Stat
ford Edward Farrell and Charles Abel, in
the order. named Foreman, John A.
Kelley Assistants, Edward Rippon, Louis
Montgaillard and John Cayanaugh, in the
order named. All the candidates on the
Republican ticket and the County Central
Committee were elected honorary members.
One hundred and thirty men from the
railroad shops have signed the roll and Ii
is expected to swell the number TO five
hundred