Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-17
BRIEF NOTES.

I
Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
The police boat club expect to be able to
launch their boat this evening.
The pay car arrived here yesterday alter
noon from Ogden, and began paying OH.
The firm of Waters & Pine, lately doing
business as grocers at $50 street, has dis
solved partnership.
Yesterday Chas P Massey, of this city,
filed trademark with the Secretary of
State for . Grove Dairy"
A gentleman who came down from
Single Springs yesterday stated that the
army worms had reached that locality.
The County Board of Equalization has
been in session about ten days, but SO far
only two applications for reduction of assess-
ment have been made.
Among the immigrant passengers who
arrived here from the East yesterday, were
! about 100 Italians, who went ON to San
Francisco to look for employment.
City Attorney Anderson has gone to Ia
hoe City, to be absent about two weeks, and
Henry l.. Buckley will act as prosecuting
officer in the Police Court meanwhile.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Mrs. Smith, by officer Farrell, for
being drunk, and Louis Wright, by officers
Farrell and Sullivan, for disturbing the
peace
In Department One of the Superior Court
| yesterday, Angelo Boitano, a native of
| Italy, was admitted to citizenship on the
| testimony of Gaetano Deluchi and ID. De-
martini.
| The huge tank manufactured by ]. A.
| Cunningham, to be used as a reservoir for
| nj
day taken to that locality to be placed in
position.
1t has been rumored about the street for
day or two that some parties intended to-
put an independent ticket for county Off
GERS in the field, but it appears to have been
only a rUmor.
| Chief of Police Jackson has been pre-
scented by friend with a Wildcat-or kit
| ten, rather. There was a grand splitting
and sparring match when the stranger was
| introduced to the tame cats in the station
| house yard.
Police officer Linheimer, of San Fran
cisco, brought up last evening, en- route to
the State Prison at Folsom, Francisco Va
| lencia who is to serve eighteen months for
an assault with a deadly weapon, COM
mitted in Santa Barbara.
The work of repairing the upper works of
the little pleasure steamer Azalea, which
were damaged in consequence of the acct
dent that occurred to her when she was
launched, has been nearly completed, and
about all that remains to be done is little
painting.
W. H. A1arston, of San Francisco, is in
the city, endeavOring to have the Blaine
and Logan organizations of Sacramento
adopt the beautiful pampas plumes as
decorations and to be worn in professions
and at political meetings etc, in honor of
the - Plumed Knight of Maine"
Application was made TO the Supervisors
yesterday to have action taken by that body |
relative to glandeTed horses, and it is prob |
able that something will be done al their |
meeting next week, though it is believed |
that an ordinance covering the subject was |
passed by the Board few years ago.
John Adams, of Berryessa Valley has |
brought to the city his big mare, said to be |
the fastest short-distance horse in the |
world, and also a good-loolling quarter |
horse They are located at the Park The |
mare will be recollected here because of her |
easy victory over Jim Douglas about year
ago.
The steamer c. NJ. Small passed down |
stream yesterday, en- route for San Francis
co from Marysville, with grain and mer-
arrived from San Francisco with merchan-
disc, and returned with a miscellaneous |
freight the steamer Neponset arrived from |
the upper Sacramento with produce.
Officers Woods and Rider arrested early
yesterday morning six men who had sto-
len a ride in freight car from Stockton,
being DESTROYS of making their way to
Colusa county as cheaply as possible. Their
cases were called in the Police Court subse-
quently, when they made such good
showing of intention to seek work, and
anxiety to get to Colusa, where they felt
sure of finding it. that Judge Henry dis
missed the charge against them.
Court ITEMs.-Y esterday, in Department
One of the Superior Court, George Ennis,
alias Edwards, and Tan Kelly, who had
previously pleaded guilty of burglary in
entering the store of Hale Bros. Il Co. a
few weeks since, were sentenced to serve
ten years each in the State Prison at Fol
charged with bigamy, was continued for |
the term......In Department Two further |
testimony in the case of Anna +. Dufour
VS. The Central Pacific Railroad Company |
was taken, and the cause was then argued |
and submitted. The jury retired about 5 |
o'clock, and about 10 returned into Court |
and rendered a verdict in favor of plaintiff
for $1,000. A stay of proceedings for 20
days was granted, to give time for filing
papers on appeal. 1t will be recollected
that in this case damages in the sum of
so, 900 were sued for, owing TO the husband
of plaintiff having been killed by the cars
near the Friend IL Terry Lumber Com
pany's yard, about year ago.
BARw1cK's REPoRr.-The temperature,
direction of the wind and state of the
tbar of
Olympia, GO, south and light rain Port
land, SO, south and cloudy; Fort Candy,
$50, west and cloudy; Roseburg, $50, west
and cloudy; MendocinO. $50. north and |
fair Red Bluff, $40, north and clear Sac
ramento, 740 west and clear; San Fran
cisco, SO, west and clear Los Angeles. $40.
southwest and clear; San Diego, 10, west
and clear; Salt Lake, 730, calm and clear
Cheyenne, $50, west and clear; Denver,
$50, south and fair; North Platte, $50.
southeast and fair; Omaha, 700 east and
So, southeast and light rain.
Boar RACE LAST EvEyISG.-Thc Com
pany b Boat Club and the Sunflower Row
ing Club had race on the river last even
ing. They got an even start from the foot
of l. street, and rowed TO the bend of the
river. When they returned the boats were
so close together that the race was declared
a dead heat, to be decided hereafter The
time has not been figured up yet. As the
evening was a very pleasant one, several
hundred people assembled on the bank of
the river to see the sport, 1t might be COM
planned that the said sport was a little
difficult to see, as, doubtless owing to the |
modesty of the members of the crews, the
race was not rowed till after dark.
Found THE WRONG PLAcE-Y esterday |
afternoon four men entered a restaurant |
and had a good meal. When they had |
finished, two of them went out of the place, !
and the others soon afterwards went up to !
the counter and informed the proprietor |
that the two who had gone were the ones |
who had agreed to pay, as they were the |
moneyed men of the party One of the |
two that remained suggested that he wosld !
go out and try to find them, but the pro- |
prietor, understanding the game that had |
been played upon him, said he guessed he |
would settle it himself, and proceeded TO |
give his undesirable customers 4 sound |
drubbing.
FINE FRUIT CARS. There were being
loaded with fruit at the old Sacramento
Valley depot yesterday two new fruit cars,
one of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad, and the other of the Chicago and
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