Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-21
LOCAL DAsHES.

LOCAL DAsHEs.
Two carloads Of immigrants arrived from
the East last night.
The Capital Gas Company will meet at u
NJ to-day for the election of officers, etc.
The Holmes Comedy Company have gone
to San Francisco, where they have an engage
msnt.
The programme for Mrs. Addie Carter's
concert is published in the advertising col
umns.
Robert Francis and Charles Peterson were
arrested last evening by officer Ash for dis
turbing the peace.
Antoine Souza, painter employed on the
new Exposition building, fell on Saturday
and dislocated his wrist
The Sacramento Flour Mill will resume
work this morning, after about weeks idle
ness, caused by the breaking of shaft.
A gold locl1et and two gold rings were sto.
len on the 18th instant from the room OF
Emma Griswell, at Fifth and NJ streets.
The Board Of Supervisors will this morning
open the bids for furnishing supplies to the
county hospital for the next three months.
An advertisement in another colnnn gives
the names of those who will take part in
Johl l.. Suliivan'5' exhibition at the Metro
poiitsa TO morrow night.
Though the season for tule fires is some
what advanced. there was very extensive
one raging on the Yolo side of the river Satur-
day night and yesterday.
Rev. H. II. Rice will deliver free lecture
in the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms this evening at o'clock, on the SUBJ
j3ct, Books and Reading"
The Government Railroad Commissioners
returned Friday night from their inspection
trip of the twenty miles last completed Of the
California and Oregon Railroad.
J. p. Watson, who was taken over to Sui
sun last Friday, Ca a charge of being a de-
faulting debtor, returned to this city Satur-
day, having been released from custody.
Wor6men were engaged Saturday and yes
tarday digging trenches at the corner of
Fourth and J streets, to diacover the locality
of break which had evidently occurred in a
gas main.
The Grand Jury made partial report Sat-
urday, presenting six true bills cf indictment
against George X. Rider, for bribery. He
81, 900 in each case.
A shooting match took place at the
Twelfth. street range yesterday between Cor
Lowell, OF Company b, for $50 side. The
match was won by the former.
William Turner, who works on the farm of
C. Conner, near Elk Grove, met with painful
accident last Friday. While driving across q
ditch the coupling broke, throwing him to the
ground, dislocs5ing his shoulder.
Six Chinese lotteries started up yesterday
their managers having concluded to pay a
city license of 500 a quarter each, and bust
ness was very lively last evening in that line.
There were also sixteen tan games running
under license.
Officers Dillman and Frazse arrested, about
4:30 a. NJ. yesterday, for visiting an opium
den, Cora Childs, George Robinson, E. Dun
bar, c.. y. Mack, Dan Dee, Henry NJ.
Reeves and c. Childs. They were found in
"joint on i street.
Large numbers of chickens and ducks are
being forwarded daily from this city to the
end Of the California and Oregon Railroad to
furnish holiday food for the army Of China
men employed in grading at the g 'front.' the
Chinese New Year occurring in about week.
About II o'clock yesterday forenoon a
young man from the country, who hsd been
riding on horseback, stopped in front of the
fremont Hotel and dismounted. AS he did
so, a revolver fell FROM his overcoat pocket,
charged, but without doing damage.
On Wednesday last, w. J. Archibald was
hunting on bis farm near Gait, when he OBJ
served large flock of geese busily engaged
in destroying the young and tender wheat.
He cautiously approached, and when within
proper range blszad away with his muzzle-
loading shotgun. lie fired two rounds, kill
ing fifty-four geese.
A party of about twenty Sacrsmentans,
with ten or O dozen dogs, went over in the vi
cinity of the Tule House yesterday and en-
loved few hours Of as fine coursiag as one
could wish for. Harss were numerous, the
ground unobstructed, and, as there were no
wagers nor 8 ything else to excite ill-feel ling,
all were delighted with the sport.
A meeting of the bondholdsrs of the late
d. +. Callahan, exCouuty Treasurer, was
held Saturday in consequence OF notice
from the Distric5 Attorney that there was o
q felt in the ex Tressurer's accounts TO the
amount of S694. w. S. Maalove, W. c.
Felch and Alfred Briggs were appointed
committee to examine into the matter and re-
port 10 two weeks.
At Folsom last Wednesday night mas
qutrsde ball was given in Firemen's Hall by
A. Elery and j. f. Lucas. The hall was
handsomely decorated, the music good, the
attendance large, and everything passed off
gratifyingly. Mrs. DR.. Durant as Good
Luck, received the prize for being the best
dressed lady and John Hox, 90 q Dutchmsn,
the prize for the best sustained character by
a gentleman.
Kyrle DAILY, the thoroughbred stallion re-
Gently purchased by J. 3. Haggin, arrived
here from the East by Saturday evenings
train, and was qusrtered for the night at VIII
sons stables, where be attracted much attea-
ton He is q tine.looking horse, about six
teen hands high, dark bay with black points.
He made the trip without accident, and
seemed to be in high spirits when turned loose
in box stall. Yesterday he was taken over
to Mr.. Higgins ranch.
The temperature wind and weather for
Saturday and yesterday from Civil Service
reports were For Tatoosh, Saturday, 4S',
east and clear; Olympia, Saturday, $50,
calm and cloudy Portland, 42', east snd
fair SO, east ard fair /; Fort Candy, 46',
east snd fair; A., southeast and fair;
Roseburg, $50, northwest and fogRy 81,
northeast and foggy: Mendocino, so. south
and cloudy Az, southeast and cloudy Red
Bluff. so, north and clear; 59', north and
cloudy Sacramento, so, northwest and fair
SO, northwest and cloudy; San Francisco,
81, northwest snd cloudy; 5l', north and
ciesr Los Angeles, co., northwest and
cloudy; 6S0, east and clear; San Diego, 5S',
northwest aud fair 6S west and clear; Salt
Lake. S0', south and clear; %, west and
clear; Cheyenne, 20', northwest and clear;
S3', northwest aud clear Denver, Pc, sosth
aud clear; 39', south and clear; North
Platte, is, south AMI clear %, west aud
clear; Omaha, 81, north and clear; 20',
southwest and fair,