Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-15
BRIEP NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived LAST
night.
The Fish Commissioners will meet in this
city next Monday.
| Sacramento will have fifteen delegates in
the next Democratic State Convention.
1t is said that the pssch crop in Yolo coun-
ty will be poor this year, but the almond
yield very good.
The cable of the Pacific Electric Light and
Motor Company was being attached to the
! poles on j street yesterday.
The first picnic announced for the season
| is that of the Workmen of Woodland, who
have selected the LIST of May for the date.
J. B. Whites delivery wagon came to
grief st Fourth and l. streets yesterday
morning through the breaking of the rear
axle.
| The State Librarian has received from D.
Vannostraud. of New York, thirteen vol.
umes of the Scientific American, making the
set complete.
Rev. 7. S. Dunn will deliver free lecture
in the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms next Monday even
ing at o'clock, on Living Books, and
When Opened"
Ex-Governor Stanford will return to
America from Europe Immediately, bringing
back the remains of his son, who died last
Wednesday at Florence.
The Forester Gun Club has resolved to
have its next club shoot at double birds, in
stead of single, to give its members practice
in that style of shooting.
The west bound overland express was about
four hours behind time last evening. having
been detained at Ogden waiting for the Den.
yer and Rio Grande train.
The steamer San joaquin No. 8, arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
grain, etc. The steamer Dover left for the
upper river with merchandise.
Schiller Lodge No. 105, I. .. o. F., elected
delegates to the Grand Lodge Thursday
evening as follows: George Kroner. Emil
Schmidt and George Z. Kuchler.
The rooms of George Kilian and Louis
Bierer, at the Mechanics Exchange, were
entered by thief day or two ago and
robbed of clothing and other property.
The Sacramento river at noon yesterday
had receded to % feet l inch, but at Y
o'clock last night it had risen to % feet
inches-the highest figure of TIE season.
Secretary of State Thompson has a large
force of laborers cleaning up and repairing
the Capitol Tor the extra session of the Leg.
islsture, which couvenes a week from next
Monday.
house last night were those Of A. V. Larson,
by officer Ash, for being drunk, and Henry
Barrett, by officer Fredericks, for disturbing
the peace.
If the last Legislature had not med6led
with the game law, this would have been the
last day for duck.shooting this season. As it
is, the sportsmen of this vicinity will quite
generally consider the season over.
For the convenience of those who propose
going East via the Southern Pacific r all
road. Baggage car will be attached to the
freight train leaving this city over the
Western Pacific Railroad at 4:40 P. NJ.
Rain fell steadily in this city last evening,
and OF midnight there were no indications of
Clearing up. AT the Summit the weather at
II o'clock was cloudy and calm, but the ba-
rometer gave evidence of an approaching
storm.
Kennedy and Ellis, arrested some weeks
ago for burglsrizing a safe at Davisville,
were discharged from custody at Woodland
Thursdsy, by order of the Superior G .urt,
the evidence being insufficient to make case
against them.
Candidates for POSITIONS on the police force
can find encoursgen ent in The fact that off
Ger Dillmsn does not care for any more SER
vice of that character, and will not send in
his name for reelection, having determined
to resume his trade st the railroad works.
There will be an election in San Juan
School District to-day for the purpose of de-
Gliding whether tax shall be levied to pay
for the school lot to fence the same and dig
a we'll The sum of 5000 is necessary. John
Donahue, Henry Fee and James Muldrow
conduct the election.
Articles of incorporation have been fled in
the Secretary of States Office of the Arctic
Packing Company, for the purpose of catch
ing, packing, canning, sailing, importing and
exporting the products of the sea. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
Carl c. Roheff5, Henry F. Fortmann,
Peter M. Anderson, j ohm L. Roster, 3.
Wellman. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into 1000 shares.