Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-19
BRIEF EoTEs.

The Sacramento river has receded TO 81
feet inches.
On the hill at II o'clock last night snow
was falling freely.
Three car loads of immigrants arrived
from the East last night.
The Directors car of the c. P. +. r. came
up from Oakland to the railroad shops yes
terday noon TO receive an overhauling,
The Patent Office has granted A. W. Lock.
| hart CT Sacramento, s patent for feed
regulating device for thrsshing machines.
The only arrests made yesterday were those
OF Robert Dennipg and John Kelly, by off,
GERS Ash and Kent, for disturbing the peace
by fighting.
There will be social at Westminster Church
this evening, where will be presented pleas
ing programme, musical and literary, includ-
ing readings by Miss Hosmer.
Chief Karcter is having the Station.house
thoroughly clesnsed and whitewsshed in or
der that he msy be able TO turn the premises
over to his successor in good order.
The Governor has appointed and commits
stoned Z. T. Buchanan a Notary Public, in
and for Tula.e county, to reside at Tulare
City, vice John T. Uhlhoru, resigned.
Officers Farrell and Dilmsn arrested Mon.
day night Frank Bradley on charge of grand
/ AeASOh1s " nave DSSu COliluIlltSu III
stealing locket and chain, property OF May
| Williams.
The case of A. J. Hall vs.. the Auditor of
Yolo county to compel that official 20 sign
bonds for the payment of the county inde5t
edEess, will come before Judge Bush on Mon
day, March 9th.
Sscramentans who went to San Francisco
yesterday to attend the Patti concert learned
by telegraph that they would have to pay
$40 per ticket. Subsequently, the prizes was
raised, and before they got to San Francisco
it had risen to SIS and $50.
In the Mock Soon murder case Henry Ell.
gerton concluded his argument yesterday
afternoon, and District Attorney Carey en-
tered upon the concluding argument for the
plaintiff. The jury will DOUBTLESS have the
case submitted to them today.
The California snd Oregon express train
was so quiet when it came into the depot from
ReddiDg yesterday forenoon that there were
many inquiries why the bell of the locomotive
did not ring. Ths reason was that the tongue
of the bell broke from its fasteuings and was
lost on the up trip the night before.
Last night two iuebriated individuals were
heard discussing the political situation while
holding up dry goods box al Third and j
streets. 0Ge, who appeared TO have been
complaining of the others conduct sc tie re-
cant municipal election clinched bis aEgu-
ment with. "a man Of your name, Nc.
Csrthy, has no call TO vote the Republican
ticket !'
Another number Of the Business College
Journal, by Prof Z. G. Atkinson, has been
issued, and, like lis preGecessorF, presents q
highly cFeditabie appearance. Or its leading
features is fine engraving of the State Cap
iscl, from recent photograph and accompa-
MED by an interesting article upon the growth
Gnd progress of the Capital City, and the
State generally.
The case CT II. Il. Linnell VS.. Marcus c.
Hswlsy & Co. came up foz hearing before
Judge Mcfarland in Department Two Of the
Superior Court yesterday, and was, after PAR
tisl hesrirg, continued until to-dsy. The
account books introduced in the case sra num-
bered by the score, and it will take many
days TO get the matter before the Cours. Il
has slready been en- the docket o yesr or
two.
George Cox was examined yesterday morn
ing before Justice Tubhs on chsIgs Of
grand larceny, committed in stealing horse
from a Chinaiasn's premises, near Mays
vile, and was held to answer il $500 bail.
As ne is now under sentence for chicken
stealing, aud has five or six weeks yet to serve
in the County Jail he will not be ap5 to
trouble himself about getting bail for come
time.
+ Yesterday two citizsns were c9nve,sing on
the street when mi5dla-aged individual,
whose hair hung in curls down upon his
shoul5ers. passed by. One of the twain re-
marked, Lord, what hair :" The hiEsute
individual stopped, turned around, took
step or two toward the c;tfz.ns, and an
nOurcad, Yer, and by - the man can
protect it who has it - There we're no further
remarks,
4 few days ago stripcd basB, the result CT
plant made by the Fish Commissioners a
year or two age, wGs exhibited AZ San
Ffsncisco market. L weighed II pounds.
Possibly, in the c3urse of years, when the
Sacramento river becomes clear again, theirs
may be fire sport enjoyed in 4 hing for these
and other fine FISH that cgnGot be expected TO
como up while the river is il its present
muddy condition.