Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-21
BRIEF NOTES,

Two car loads of immigrants arrived last
night.
The flames Boys" continues to draw q
| good attendance to the Sacramento Tivoli.
Quite number Of delayed passengers by
the South m route came through yesterday.
| The Board of Trade had an informal meet
ing yesterday. No business of Importance
was transacted.
The grounds at the Courthouse are being
ornsmented with choice trees, bushes and
Towering plants.
The steamer Dover left for the upper Sac
barge load of cattle.
1t is stated that Benz. Brockmeyer and
Lawrence Haner are operating hydraulic
mines in Nevada county.
The Yolo County Sunday School Conven.
ton commenced its session in Woodland last
evening, and will conclude this evening.
A horse belonging to J. II. Allen had
runaway yesterday, starting from Eighth and
l. streets, and being caught at Seventeenth
and o.
Sarah A. Hudson was yesterday By Judge
Armstrong granted decree of divorce from
R. T. Hudson, and given the custody of their
children.
Rev. Joseph Adams, of Oroville, will lect-
ure this evening ct the Sixth-street NJ. Z.
Church, on Tine Cost of a jug of Whisky"
No admission fee charged.
There was large attendance upon the
funeral of the late Captain w. o. Hojgden,
which took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence in Washington.
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday, Judga mcfarland admitted Geo.
NJ. Williams, natives of Wales. to citfzsn.
ship, on the testimony of VIM. Kendall and
J. o. Stevenson.
Joseph Sims, farmer who lives in the
southern part of the county,, was in the city
yesterday. He says the rains so far have
been all that could be desired. The lands
overhowed sre all right, as the water has re-
coded.
Marion Biggs. Jr., of Biggs station. pur-
chased at G.. ValsnsiD's ssle at San Fran
cisco last Tuesday the marc Fawn, that made
such good showing st the meeting OF the
Capital Turf Club last spring. aud also the
marc Verona. They were sent up to his
ranch yesterday.
The case of Charley All Sing, for murder
was called in Department One Of the Supe-
rior Court yesterday, but continued until next
Tuesday, the Judge making an order for &
special veniTe Of Jurors to be drawn, in order
that The impaneling of q jury might be pro-
ceeded with to tbs end when once COM
menced.
Valentine Sheer, who acted 80 wildly on
the immigrant train before it, arrival here
from the East Wednesday night, that he was
arrested for insanity, proved yesterday morn
ing to have only been drunk. He was sent
before the Police Court and fined $40 for
drawing deadly weapon. His introduction
TO California whisky was rather too much Tor
him.
At Annoy Hall last evening the companies
of the First Artillery Regiment hsd bsttal.
ion drill, Lieutenant Colonel Gutherie COM
manding. TIE various movements were ex-
scutsd in creditable manner, and the dEess
parade which followed was gone through with
handsomely A squad from Company 3 thea
gave al interesting drill with ore of the big
guns. There was 0 large attendance OF ladies
and gentlemen as spectators, many OF whom
avaied themselves of the opportunity afforded
after the drill to have little dance.
At the depot Wednesday evening, while
the colony of colored people en- route for the
new cotton plantation near Sumner were d.
verling themselves with songs and dances,
and passing around the hat TO collect dimes
from the white folks" who were much
amused with the performances of the orig
inal Georgia minstrels, :" well-known Demo-
cratic politician could not restrain himself,
but gave vent TO his thoughts in the remark,
Every one of those black cusses is a Repub.
lican, and they re going down Go Kern county,
WHARF, az like as not they'll break dp the
Democratic majority before longm
THE WEATHER. - Sergeant Barygick re-