Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-01

Three carloads of immigrants arrived this

Three carloads of immigrants arrived thi
morning.
A tea train of twelve cars went East yes
terday morning
Yesterday the Sacramento river ha,
fallen to % feet 10 inches.
The pay-car left yesterday to pay off EN-
| ployes on the eastern end of the road.
The work of building the new opera
house at Woodland has been commenced.
But one arrest was made yesterday-Johl
Chinaman, by officer Franks, for pet
larceny.
| Arrangements are being made for tn,
| placing in position of an electric light OF
Second and ] streets.
The City Trustees will meet at 10 A. NJ
to-day TO receive the new hose-houSe, a
Nineteenth and L streets, from the con
tractor.
Resolutions adopted by Elk Grove Lodge
No. PA, |. 0. o. F., relative to the late
John Nelmes, are published in another
column.
The case of Coglan vs. Beard will come
up for trial to-day in Department Two OF
the Superior Court, before Judge Spencer OF
San Jose.
1t is understood that the horses from San
Francisco that are to take part in the races
of the Capital TurfClub, which commences
next Tuesday, will arrive here on Monday
The case of Isaac F. Bozell charged with
selling obscene pictures, which had been set
for hearing in Justice Tubbs' Court to-mor-
row, has been continued until next Tues
day.
The Democrats of Woodland have NOM
mated as town officers II. NJ. Hoyt for
Marshal, and, for Trustees, the present four
Democratic incumbentS of the office and A.
l.. Boggs.
Georgia Abbott, who was arrested here
Tuesday evening on a dispatch from San
Francisco, will be taken back to the Bay
this morning by her father, who came up
for her yesterday.
streets are now exceedingly dusty, and
the public will be pleased to see the con-
tractors for street sprinkling entering upon
their work to-day.
Two deserters from the United States
officers Rider and Farrell a day or two ago,
will be taken to the Preside this morning
by Sergeant Owens.
The Police Court yesterday morning, on
motion of City Attorney Anderson, adj
journed without tranSacting any business,
out of respect to the memory of the late
George Cadwalader.
The California and Oregon passenger
train was thirty-five minutes behind time
in its arrival yesterday morning, owing to
the engine becoming disabled between
Lincoln and Roseville.
The police have been notified by the
Chief, in consequence of complaints made
to stop the boys from playing ball in the
streets, and also to look after and prevent
youths from visiting places where gamb-
ling games are conducted.
The Blue Stocking Baseball Club has
organized as follows: President, f. Klein
sorge; Captain, L. AIohr; Secretary, g.
York; Treasurer, G. Vice; Propertyman, T.
Woods; other members, f. KeStler F.
Foote, H. Fleissner. f. Pope and J. Hoehn.
The employees of the railroad shops are
prosecuting their scheme for the establish
ing Of joint stock meat market, and
large number of those engaged in the differ
ent shops have signed a paper pledging
themselves to support the establishment
thus organized.
G. X. Fitch has applied for writ of
mandate against the City Treasurer to COM
pei the payment of 81, $50 on interest
coupons. The alternative writ or order to
show cause is made returnable May 18th,
before Judge Armstrong in Department
One of the Superior Court.
Chief Jackson went down to San Jose
yesterday to get NJ. Rindekopf, alias Z. J.
Allen, arrested there a few days ago on
dispatch sent by the Chief accusing him of
forgery. According to the San Jose papers,
Rindekopf was having fine time in that
city until the warrant for his arrest was re-
ceived.
AT Armory Hall last evening, the gal
laries were crowded with ladies and gentle
men assembled to witness the inspect
ion Of the different companies of
the National Guard located in this city,
and battalion drill. The battalion, which
was commanded by Colonel Sheehan, made
very creditable appearance.
Last evening the members of Court Capt.
tai, No. 6, 742, and Court Sacramento, No.
6,S61, A. 0. f.. marched to the depot,
headed by band, and received the Knights
Of Sherwood Forest who had come up to
take part in the Foresters picnic to-day
The visitors We're escorted to odd Fellows
Temple, where collation. was served.
The remains of the late George Cadwal-
adler will arrive from san Francisco by the
train this noon, and be conveyed to St
Paurs Church where the funeral services
will take place at 1870 P NJ The pail
bearers will be J. H. McKune, Frederick
Cox, Lewellyn Williams, e. c. Tyrrell, T.
b. Mcfarland, A. p Catlin, J. H. Carroll
and Newton Booth After the services at
the church the funeral will be private.