Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
BRIEF NOTES.
-Four carloads of immigrants arrived fro

Four carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning
The Democratic County Central Commit
| tee will meet at p. NJ. to-day at the Cap
ital Hotel.
The Union Soda Works, Garlic & Croly
| contractors, are erecting new buildings a
Twentieth and 0 streets
The Pacific Sportsman Club will hay,
| their shoot for the Club medals AZ Agri
| cultural Park tomorrow morning.
! The Grand Army of the Republic vii
attend the memorial service at Kingsley
| NJ L. Church NJ 7:+5 p. NJ. tomorrow.
J. NJ. Shackleford was thrown from hi.
| buggy at Twelfth and X streets Thursday
| night and had his shoulder blade broken
The Caledonian Club has recently hat
manufactured beautiful banner, which l.
now on exhibition at Sawtelle's news depot
A committee of fifty a5le-bodied citizens
Is being organized to prevent eyil-disposi
toned people from moleSting the police a
their picnic next Sunday.
churchman's manufacturing establish
ment, Twenty-fourth and streets flying
machine OF goodly proportions to 5e run
by gas engine. is being constructed.
At the Metropolitan Theater next Mon
day night Fred Sawyer will have benefit,
when large number of volunteers will
assist i'll making the programme interest
ing.
The overland express train from the East
was about half day late leaving Ogden,
owing TO its waiting for connecting trains.
and will not reach this city until iate this
forenoon.
James L. ellis, Train Dispatcher of the
Sacramento and Placervillc Railroad, made
"A misstep while walking to the depot yes
terdav morning. and sprained his right
ankle badly.
The Sacramento Building and Loan As
ISOLATION is winding up its first series and
the Union Will wind up. il IS expected
about August Both institutions are in a
healthy condition
The arrests yesterday were: Harry Smith
and Jim Davis, by officers Woods and Kent,
for stealing a ride in freight car Frank
Douglas and Harry Root, by officer Franks,
for playing ball in the street.
Judge Armstrong. in Department One Of
the Superior Court, yesterday settled the
trouble relative to the viii of the late John
Ne1ues by refusing TO admit it, and APP
pointing Mrs. Nelmes Administrative.
The State appropriation for the transp
alton of insane persons and prisoners has
become exhausted, and all expenditures
made in such cases will become deficiencies,
To be provided for at the next session Of the
Legislature.
Warrants are out for the arrest of two
young men who got drunk and made
trouble on the road for people who had been
attending the Farmers and Changers pic
mic Wednesday. and We're returning home
that evening.
The Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party, eastward bound. will arrive here
next Wednesday evening, remain over
night. and depart by special train next
morning so as to have an opportunity to
get Il good view of the mountain scenery.
Detective Brissell Yesterday afternoon OBJ
served a youth endeavoring to purchase
liquor for the benefit of Indians The boy
failed in his enterprise, but subsequently,
when he had located upon brake-beam
for free ride, the officer took him into
custody.
There appears TO be some hitch as to the
completion Of the new hose house at Nine
tenth and l. streets and the providing Of
a team, etc. for duty in it. The building
has been about finished for some time. but
there isa sidewalk needed, and other finish
ing touches.
Ed. H Murphy a former resident of
Sacramento, but who has been engaged in
business for many years a. Salt Lake, in
partnership with Charley AUer, also an old
Sacramentan, died suddenly at that place
last week He was member of the Orders
of Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias.
The Board of Supervisors Yesterday de-
cided, owing TO the present scarcity of
money in the general road fund, not to act
upon the proposals for building bridge
over Deer creek. near the Stone House
until after July 1st. when there Will be
more coin ON hand The bids received
ranged from 5000 to SLIGO.
The Controller issued warrants yesterday
as follows: For the support Of the Napa
Asylum for the Insane for April, S14 $50
for the support Of the Stockton Insane
Asylum for April, 515 COS; for the support
of the Deaf Dumb and Blind Asylum,
g ,62S for the erection of the new build
ing at the Stockton Insane Asylum. $40
800
Several of the seminaries and other insti-
tutions of learning in the neighborhood of
the Bay having reached the vacation
period, the number of scholars returning to
their homes in the upper end Of the State is
surprisingly large and greetings Of friends
and partngs from comrades form very in
terestins incidents FOR those gathered at the
depot
Al. Archer, lately proprietor of the Union
House, has leased Banyards Hotel at Alta,
and put il in tirst-class shape for the bust
ness of the coming season. He intends,
also to keep the table supplied with the
choice of the market. This location is an
excellent one for those who desire to enjoy
hunting and fishing and pure air, with fine
scenery.
Late last evening the police were notified
by Cinnamon that some white men were
locked in a freight car on | street. Officers
Woods and Kent looked into the matter,
and found two men endeayoring to get out
of box car loaded with wheat In their
efforts they had cut a small hole in the
door They stated that they went into the
car at Woodland to sleep and when they