Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-29
BRIEF NOTES.

New-mown hay is very plentiful in the
| market.
Tramps are making much trouble in
| Yolo county.
Farmers are bringing to the city daily
the spring clip of wool.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
| from the East this morning.
The pay-car arrived here yesterday after
noon, making the boy" feel jubilant.
The Sunset Telephone line was COM
pleted yesterday to Madison, Yolo county.
The Democrats of Yolo county will prob
ably renominate Joseph Craig for District
| Attorney.
The foundation of the new opera house
at Woodland has been laid, and the upper
works are going up rapidly.
The people of Woodland are showing
much energy in their arrangements for
the celebration of the Fourth.
Owing to the absence of Judge Henry at
the Chosen Friends picnic, there was no
session of the Police Court yesterday.
Services in honor of the Feast of Penti-
cost will be held in the Synagogue at 7:30
this evening, and tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
The commencement exercises of the
Christian Brothers College will be held
at the Metropolitan Theater this evening,
commencing at 7:30 o'clock.
About five weeks intervene before the
Fourth of July. If we are to have cred
table celebration in Sacramento, is 1t not
time TO commence preparations?
Under Sheriff Perkins, of Solano county.
arrived in the city last evening with a pris-
oner named George b. White, who is TO
serve four years at Folsom for grand lar
ceny.
Officer Hutton, of San Francisco, passed
through last evening, en- route for Omaha,
to bring back man arrested there on q
dispatch for stealing $1,000 at San Fran
cisco.
Proposals for the various privileges at
the next State Fair. which lasts two weeks,
will be received by the Committee on
Privileges of the State Board of Agriculture
until June 10th, at P NJ.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson took to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon the man named
Sullivan, who was arrested here by Chief
Jackson and officer Sullivan on dispatch
from the Bay accusing him Of burglary.
The Governor has appointed and COM
missioned William H. Fraser First Lieu
tenant of Company II, First Infantry Regi-
ment, Second Brigade, National Guard of
California with rank from April p, 1854
For several nights past young lady has
astonished the people along } street by
walking under a widespread, ldrge-SlZed
paraso. She explains her rather singular
conduct by saying that the electric light
hurts her eyes.
The strongest indication of summer
weather observed in this vicinity this sea-
son was the enervating north wind OF yes
terdav Every summer we have a few days
during which this wind blows, followed by
weather of the most desirable quality.
The Whitcomb excursion party or
rather the greater portion of them, as Il
number came up during the day and
viewed the objects of interest i'll the city
arrived from San Francisco at $50 last
evening, and leave this morning for the
East.
A query was received at this Office yes
| terday. asking: -" Is ii legitimate for lOdg-
| lighthouses to furnish their roomers with
liquor without a license? Their schedule
of prices in some places is as follows
Single rooms, 30 cents; with bottle OF
whisky, 81 %.
| The two electric light companies and the
Western Union Telegraph Company are
putting up large number of redwood poles
throughout the city. Some of them are
fourteen inches square at the butt, and
forty feet in hight The pole at the corner
of the ally, Fifth, J and X streets, supports
eighty wires
A special meeting of the City Trustees
will be held at 10 \. NJ. to-day, and the Fire
| Commissioners are invited to meet with
them. The subject for consideration is rel
ative to the new hose-house at Nineteenth
and l. streets, and it is proposed to decide
from what fund the house is to be furnished
and equipped as portion Of the fire de
| partment