Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-17
BRIEF NOTES.

this morning.
A large shipment of apples is being made
from this city to Australia.
The Sacramento river is falling, and has
receded to 9 feet 10 inches.
E. w Maslin has qualified as one of the
Trustees of the California State Library
al. Sears fell at the Woodland skating
rink Wednesday evening and broke his
wrist.
There will be an entertainment at the
First Baptist Church this evening, for the
benefit of the Band of Hope.
About q carload of Ancient Order of For
esters and their friends went over TO Wood
land on an excursion last evening.
The fine running horse Beaconsfield came
up from San Francisco yesterday morning,
and will be under T. Delaney's charge.
The Republican county canvassers will
hold Il meeting this evening at Mayhem S,
and the Democrats at the Slough House.
The roof of the Woodland Opera-house
not having been completed, the flooring
was somewhat damaged by the late ram
The Republican Clubs of this city are
making great preparations for Hon. Joseph
McKenna's meeting next Monday evening.
| The Blaine Hat Brigade viii meet at the
| Wigwam this evening, when all are re-
quested to be present to receive instruc-
| tons.
This mornings overland train was seven
hours late leaving Ogden but will only be
about half an hour behind time in its ar
rival here.
The Young Mems Cleveland and Hen
bricks Club had a good meeting last even
ing. Addresses were delivered by candi
dates and others.
The remains of Goodwin Mcneil of this
city, who died at Stoddard's ranch, Trinity
county, few days ago, were yesterday
brought here for interment
Sweet potatoes are being shipped from
here to Montana. Each potato is carefully
wrapped in paper, and they are then
packed in boxes eight inches in depth.
The tools recently taken by officers
! Woods and Nash from a man who was sus-
pected of having stolen them have been
identified by J. II. Randall as his property.
The contractor appears to have COM
menced work III earnest upon the ditch for
the draining of China slough, and the work
viii probably be completed by the end of
| the month.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
| load of grain. Sailed, steamer Sonoma, for
San Francisco, light; steamer Dover, for
the upper Sacramento, light.
| The resignation of j. B. Reddick, of San
Andreas, as Notary Public rendered be-
cause of his being one of the Republican
| Presidential Electors, has been received and
| accepted by Governor Stoneman.
Robert j. Montgomery, who was stabbed
| by George Howarth Monday evening, was
last evening [ePorteo 10 pe leeHh9 quite
sore aS was 70 DC e3pecteu. AN opinion can
Pr9DaDiy DC iofllleu lo-uay as 10 the extent
oI MS injury
An old colored man, Familiarity known as
| Uncle Daniel Blue, who had resided in Sac
ramento for many years and was known by
almost EVERYONE qled on w edheSday. he
was AttlVe 5o 81 monroe county, heht1cky,
ana III MS o9'h year
! About o'clock last evening, while the
stars were shining brightly in the greater
portion of the heavens, a shower of rain
fell in Sacramento and vicinity, preceded
| by thunder and lightning. The Storm
clouds were in the north.
John Fox is having his frame building
ON the corner OF the alley or the west side
| of Fourth street, between X and l., I'M
| proved by the construction OF brick base
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ing ana repairing OF the WOOD work
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday VIM. OBrien and Tom
Kelly, by officers Arlington and Ferral for
disturbing the peace; Mrs. Norton, by Off
Ger Franks, for disturbing the peace Tom
Duffy, by officers Woods and Nash, for
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a large number OF ladies' and gentlemen
assembled at ArmOry Hall last evening to
witness the battalion drill and dress parade
of the local companies OF The First Artillery
Regiment, under command OF Colonel
Sheehan. The companies turned out fairly,
and the drill was. as whole, creditable
| In the dress parade all the companies ap-
peared to good advantage.
The Yolo Nal recently advised the
4 Supervisors Of that county to buy a farm
4 and establish a noor-honse in connection