Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
RRIEF NOTES.

Tonight the Calsdonisns will install their
new officers.
One car load of immigrants arrived from
the East last night.
Kroner & Lsue. merchant tailors, have re-
moved from 72S K street to 41S street.
Capital Lodge, l. o. G. T. will give an en-
tertainment at Firemen's Hall this evening
The strong north wind of yesterday made
the farmers feel cold and blue mentally as
well as physically.
The annual election fer officers of the Elk.
empt Firemen's Association will be held Fri
day, the 25Ih instant.
A Deputy Sheriff will take down to Nsps
to-day two insane persons-Ernest Eldri6gs
and Cbinaman named Sue Chung.
The Germania Building and Loan Associa.
ton was to have had an election of officers
last night, but there failed to be quorum
present
We learn that the Natoma Water and
Mining Company intends to plant many sddi-
tionsl acres in grapes as soon as the weather
is favorable.
Fish Commissioners Buckingham and Dib.
BILE will go over to Truckes next Thursday to
examine into the necessity for fish ladders in
the Truckee river.
John L. Coyle, agent for John l.. Sullivan,
was in the city yesterday, making arrange
ments for the great kpocker.out's appearance
at the Metropolitan next Tuesday night
Thieves visited the premises of Mr.. Van
Saun. Third and N streets, early yesterday
morning, and stole number of chickens, and
also the supply Of milk left by the milkman
a short time before.
A Sacramentnn who returned yesterday
from above Auburn stated that it was ru-
mored up that way that there was still con-
siderable hydraulic mining being done in the
neighborhood cf Dutch Flat.
The arrests recorded on the station house
slate last night were those of B. Leamsn and
Frsnk Groth, by officer Ash and detective
Arlington. for grand larceny, and Mrs. Rear
don, by officer Leavy, for being drunk.
George Horniug, brewer employed at the
Pacific Brewery, was assaulted by two men
at Ninth and l. streets, about II o'clock Sun
day night, and robbed of nickel watch,
which was about sll the property he had in
his pockets.
Night before last pome thief or thieves viz
tied McHse's stable, in the alley between
Fifth and Sixth, Q and r streets, ard stole
properly. The same night the house of
colorsd man at Fifth and r streets was robbed
of blankets and clothing.
Yesterday the California Wire Company
was making preliminary arrangements for
the erection of a handsome wire fence, ex-
tending from the Courthouse 10 the west line
of the Hall of Records grounds, and along the
west side Of that property.
DR.. Gardner, of this city, went over to the
Carey ranch, near Davisville, yesterday, in
response 60 dispatch stating that son of
Len. Spurgeor, residing there, had been
severely wounded IN the hand by the acct
dental discharge of his gun.
Il. W. Gay attended service at the Con-
gregationsl Church Sunday evening, leaving
his horse hitched near by. He covered the
animal up carefully with the blanket-a new
one-but when he returned the blanket had
disappeared, having probably been taken by
some tramp.
1t is a fact worthy Of notice that the East
ern papers come to us filled with accounts Of
burglaries, robberies. etc; and it would seem
that all over the country thieves are levying
forced contributions, Euch after the manner
recently practiced in Sacramento. The cold
weather makes them desperate.
A woman named Mrs. Resrdon was ar
rested at the depot yesterday by detective
Arlington and officers Ash and Lsavy for be-
ing drunk she was convicted in the Police
Court last Friday of disturbing the peace by
wrangling at the depot with man named j.
Mace. The latter was fined $50 for his psrt
in the disturbance, but she was let off with
50, on promising to Immediately leave the
city.
Detective Arlington and officer Ash, while
prospecting the Chinese quarter yesterday
afternoon, discovered in a basement on |
street, between Second snd Third, large
quantity of tobacco. some cigars and set of
molds, with partially made cigars in them,
the wade indicating that some enterprisiug
Chinaman had established an Illicit factory.
The officers waited while for him TO put in
On appearance, but, as he failed to do so,
they conveyed the tobacco, etc, to the sta
tion-house.
"Now, young man." said Henry A. to
reporter whom he met yesterday, you have
made lots Of items about Cauifeld in your
time. and there wasn't many among them
tina. made him feel very good. But now |
want you to do the right thing. You know
the ether day [ was arrested for disturb ng
the peace, because Of some words about a
piece of land, but they let me off on payment
of costs. We'll, now. Mr.. Reporter, you
just say THE, that the man who had ms
arrested has since paid the costs and the
attorneys fees, and bought the land from
Caulheld. How's that :"
PENSIONERS IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
The following list Of pensioners of the
United States on the roll January l, 1888, is
furnished by the Department of the Interior
Cause for which pen No.