Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-02
BRIEF NOTES.

Two car loads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
The Sacramento river is down TO II feet
inches above low-water mark.
Sixteen carloads of tea went East by
special train yesterday morning.
The steamers Varuna and Dover arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday, with
barges loaded with grain
There was a large attendance of citizens
at the Capitol Park last evening, to enjoy
the music of the Hussar Band.
During the month of July County Clerk
Coglan received fees TO the amount o.
1888 50. and Sheriff Estill fees to the
amount of 1886 50.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
VIM. NJ. Hinton, of San Francisco, mem
Der of the Police Commission of that city
vice Thomas Alvord.
Thirty-four marriage licenses were issued
by the County Clerk last month, and the
Superior Court granted seven divorces
Forty-two new citizens were admitted.
There was lively fight on Fourth street
between and K, last evening, about
o'clock, interesting large crowd ofspecta-
tors. Neither of the contestants was much
hurt.
These arrests were made yesterday ]
Sharkey and Christopher Kyle, alias Toots
by officer Rider, for being drunk; Lulu
Morris, by the same officer, for disturbing
the peace.
In Justice Bright's Court, Washington
yesterday Al. Atkinson pleaded guilty OF
having committed a battery upon China
man two or three nights ago, on which oc-
casion Chief jackson interfered.
The annual meeting of Sacramento
County District Lodge, l. o. G. T., will be
held at 10 a. NJ to-day in Firemen's Hall
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. J. E,
Cohenour, E. p Howe and others.
A citizen requests the REcoRD-UNIoN to
call the attention of the Street Commits
sioner to the bad condition of the sidewalk
on z street, between Fifth and Sixth, north
side, where an entire plank IS missing.
The remains of Mrs. Caroline Cadwala-
der, who died in San Francisco July 3lst
as mentioned in Yesterdays RECORD UNION,
were brought to the city yesterday for in
terment-the funeral, which was private,
being from the depot.
Owing to a clerical error in making ont
the calendar of the Police Court the name
of John Perry appeared as that of de-
PENDANT in case of disturbing the peace
in yesterday mornings issue. 1t should
have been James Perry.
The new railroad time-card is out, to 90
into effect next Wednesday By it the ex-
press train from the East will arrive here at
\. NJ. and leave at 100. The freight and
accommodation train for Redding will
leave at A. 81, instead Of 7:10
1t is reported that the hunting party
consisting of ". B. Hamilton and others
which left the city for Silver creek Thurs
dav, were delayed at Folsom until they
could get a new team, that with which they
started with proving unequal to the work
The Council of Administration of the
Army and Navy League, Boys in Blue, will
meet at San Francisco this evening. W. A
Anderson, member from this district, goes
down this afternoon to attend. The meet
ing is to be held for the purpose of making
arrangements for the political campaign.
Yesterday morning the waste pipe lead
ing from the sink in the saloon at the
depot was opened. it having been clogged
up for three or four days. when it was
found that the trouble was occasioned by &
snake, about fifteen inches in length, and
nearly an inch in diameter at the largest
part of the body, which had evidently
made its way into the pipe from the sewer
climbed up until the sink stopped further
| progress and then died.