Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-23
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads ofimmigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
The steamer Margie leaves with party
of Republicans for Richland al 4 P. NJ. to
day.
But one arrest was made yesterday-Mrs
Mckenny, by officer Franks, for cruelty &c
u child.
The apporiionment of State school money
for Yolo county gives the town of Wash
ington STA.
1t was from 70 to 14o warmer in Califor-
mia at s O'Clock last night than at the same
time on the preceding night.
DR.. T. A Snider, who recently returned
from an extended visit to the East, has re-
sumed his practice in this city.
About q dozen trotting and pacing horses
will leave Sacramento for Marysvllle next
| Monday, to take part i'll the races there.
The San Francisco steamers have been
arriving here earlier than usual during the
past two days, reaching the city at \. NJ.
A camp meeting will be held at Capay
| Yolo county, commencing September 10th,
| TO be conducted by one of the . holiness
band"
The new boat of the Capital Canning
Club will be launched al 9 A. VI. tomorrow
from 4. Brewers, Front street, between X
and l..
Night before last thief entered room
in the rear of Mrs. Cody residence, Eighth
and NJ streets, and stole two mirrors and a
pair of blankets.
The pay car came up to the city yester
day, and left for the front Of the California
and Oregon Railroad i'll the afternoon, to
pay off employees.
A large party of Scotch and English
tourists, who had been doing. Yosemite.
arrived here yesterday, and left last even
ing for Colorado Springs.
The cmigrant train did not get up from
San Francisco until nearly II 4. NJ. yester-
day, having been late leaving Oakland and
being detained At way stations.
1t is thought by friends of Sheriff Estill
| that q majority Of the delegates TO the
Democratic County Convention are in favor
| of his denomination for Sheriff.
1t is suggested that the old Sacramento
Theater. on Third street, between and J,
should be looked after as It's sidewalks are
bullying out in an ominous manner.
Many citizens were anNiously examining
the heavens last evening TO witness the
occultation of Mercury, which occurred
about threc-qlIartcrs of an hour after sun
set.
The Telephones Company's horse, at
tachcd to a cart, had lively little runaway
from the telegraph Office about Il o'clock
last evening, but did no damage though he
ran several blocks.
The Yolo Jaa says of Woodland, that
Main street and one or two more are well
watered and not disagroeablc, but the mo-
mcnt one gets on one OF the side streets he
finds dust ankle deep"
The steamer Dover arrived from the up
per Sacramento with grain night before
last. and returned from whence She came
for another load. The steamer Governor
Dana has been put III commission, and
started out i'll the grain trade yesterday.
J. T. Mcintosh. OF Chico, was in town
Thursday and yesterday, to secure stalls at
Agricultural Park for his stock during the
State Fair. lie will bring down the trotttr
Telegraph, the PAGER Fred. Alderman. and
about ten animals for exhibition for pre-
niums.
Al Agricultural Park this evening about
6 o'clock, there will be 4 foot race for $500 Il
side between Charley Dodge and Frank Ell
dred, two young gentlemen of this city who
have been doing some pretty good running
lately. Much interest is taken in the match
by their friends.
The Woodland Democrat saws that an
item is going the rounds of the press, to
the effect that Woodland is infested with
thieves and robbers. We want our ex-
changes To distinctly understand that but a
single case of robbery or burglary has been
committed here in four months
In Department One of the Superior
Court Judge Armstrong has admitted to
| citizenship Manuel Fernandes, native of
Portugal, on the testimony of Manuel Enos
and Joaquin Jacintho Marianne Also,
Manuel JacinthO Marianne. native of Por-
tugal. on the testimony of Manuel Enos
| and G.. l.. Da RoZa.
The contractor appear; to have aban-
doned the idea of running tunnel
| through the ground back of the water
works and station-house for the LAYING of
| the pipe 70 connect the slough with the
river, and is digging ditch there. HI will
have to construct Il tunnel under Second
street. but that will be about all.
\ Young man named Frank Koen re-
Gently established a drug store at Oak !ale,
Stanislaus county, obtaining considerable
quantity of goods from wholesale houses
on credit. 1t was suspected after a while
that he was not acting correctly, and de-
tectivc commenced working him up"
Kocn learned that this was the case and
disappeared. Ills said that portion OF his
goods We're obtained from Sacramento