Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-29
BRIEF NOTES.

1t is rumored that the pay car will b.
back here in a few days.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers left yes
terday morning for Gait.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning
The Sacramento river was down to til,
twelve-foot mark last evening.
W. c. Hays shipped few days ago to D
P. burst, of Wheatland, carload of hoI
pipes.
Edward Corville, wanted by the police
for tampering with little girl, has not yet
been heard of.
| The Remenyi concert troupe arrived
from the East by this mornings train, en-
route for San Francisco.
Yesterday Governor Stoneman appointed
Lawrence Archer, of San Jose, a Director OF
the State Normal School.
Flint & Leeman made quite large ship
ment of new hops to San Francisco by
steamer yesterday morning.
Charles A. Jenkins, of Elk Grove, will
appear before the Democratic County Con-
vention as candidate for Sheriff
1t is understood that. the Citizens Asso-
citation will call u public meeting for
| Wednesday to discuss sanitary measures.
The new sleeping car Mono was turned
out of the shops yesterday afternoon, and
went down to Oakland to enter into service.
Private pupils will be received at the Sac
ramento Grammar School on and after
Monday, August I'd, E. P. Rowell, Princi-
pal.
There will be meeting of the Democracy
of this city at o'clock Thursday evening,
at Turner Hall, for the purpose of organic
ing club.
The lot and Improvements on the north
east corner of Fourteenth and f streets,
sold at auction by Sherburn & Smith yes
terday, were purchased by Mrs. Miranda
r. Tryon for $4,000.
P. Williams took TO San Francisco by
yesterdays steamer the trotting horse Col
onel Hawkins, entered i'll the $40 class
race of the Bay District Association, which
takes place August 9Th.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 3 will
probably start out to-day in the grain
trade. The new crop is about ready for
transportation, and business on the river
will be very lively before many days.
Robert Radcliff, who has charge of the
United States fishery on the McCloud,
states that it is 4 mistake that the Govern
ment intends to abandon it. The intention
is simply not to hatch any fish there this
season.
1t is not yet known who will succeed
Father Crowley as pastor of the Catholic
Church at Folsom. Fathey Lahey, of Au-
burn, and Father Gualquo, of Placerville,
are both spoken of i'll connection with the
position.
Acknowledgement Cosby has called Il
State Military Convention to convene in
December next. One of the objects of the
Convention is to frame new code similar
to the codes in use in New York and other
Eastern States.
Entries for the State Fair races have al
ready begun to come in, and also applica
tons for quarters for exhibition stock. At
the exposition building fine engine, to
drive the machinery exhibited there, is
being placed in position.
Matthew Cook returned yesterday from
the southern part of the State, where he
has been spending nearly three weeks, and
has gathered much data concerning insect
pests and fruit interests in that section,
which will be given our readers hereafter.
Sunday, being day of rest with the pris-
oners as we'll as with free men, says the
Folsom Telegraph, is largely devoted by
them in practicing athletic sports, such as
quot pitching, running, jumping, etc. Last
Sunday Frank NJ Pruett cleared 81 feet
inches in three standing jumps, on q dead
level