Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01
BRIEF NOTES.

This is All-Fools' Day. Beware
The Sacramento river has receded to 20
feet inches.
duties this morning.
Three carloads Of immigrants arrived from
the East last evening.
Tne Grand Lodge, A. 0. U. w., meets
st San Francisco toe day.
The Eureka, Jr., Baseball Club defeated
the Intrepids by a score OF Q to 6 on Sunday
last.
The ladies of the Christian Church, Eighth
street, between n and O, will give a social
this evening at o'clock.
The Ancient Order of Foresters will hold
their annual picnic at Natoma Grove, Fol
som, on 1husdsy, May 1st.
Seventeen Cinnamon were forwarded to
Roseville from this city yesterday to work
upon the railroad in that vicinity.
On ard after to-day, for several mouths,
trout may be caught with the hook and line
wherever in California they can be persuaded
to bite.
Industrial Lodge, No. 157, 1. o. 0. F.,
has elected delegates to the Grand Lodge as
follows: s. NJ. Kiefer, IL. G. WolF, James
Stewart and George b. Dean
Sentence in the case Of Neck Soon, con-
victed in Department One of the Superior
Court about ten days ago of murder in the
first degree, was yesterday postponed until
next Monday.
A fire programme has been arranged at
Marysville for the qualification of the men,
bers of the Grand Psrlor, Native Sons of the
Golden West, which convenes in that city
Monday, the l4sh inst.
,,,o,o IL
day: John Doe. by officer Ash. for battery;
Joe Smith, by officers Ash and Kent, for be-
ing common drunkard Lizzie Belmont, by
officer Ash, for battery.
James G. Davis yesterday purchased the
brick building he now occupies as furniture
store. on the north side of X street, between
Fourth and Fifth, of George Cadwalader.
The purchase price was SD. 800.
Charley Chung publishes a card in another
column, asserting that All Mon, who shot
Toy Tie last Sunday, is not member o. the
Charley Sing crowd, nor of the Fong Duck
Tong Lodge, but is a member of the Lun Yen
Tong Company.
c. V. U. Brockway, one of the oldest
members of the Sacramento Association of
California Pioneers, and q highly respected
citizen. died yesterday st his residence on the
Freaport road, few miles below the city, of
cAbArTnBl ne was u uaLlN5 Oh
Connecticut, and aged II years.
1t is reported that the bridge across Sycs.
more slough, above Knights Landing, has
been washed away. Damage so far TO G. f.
Reeds ranch, in consequence of the break in
the Sacramento levee, is said to be not at all
serious, but Sir John l.. Hayes ranch, ad-
joining, is to considerable extent under
water.
Sloan Lodge, I. o. &. T., held an open
meeting Saturday evening, which was largely
attended. George b. Katzsnstein presided.
Rev. II. H. Rice dictated as Chaplain. Miss
w. Katzenstein sang. Mrs. H. G.. Rice gave
reading. Rev. T. S. Dunn delivered an adj
dress. The Misses Kstzenstein and Walther
sang duet.
The Athletic Baseball Club has organized,
with the following members: G. Hawkins,
President J. Milliken. Captain; +. I.
Scbaw, Secretary; f. c. Deuel., Treasurer (;
+. Duggsn, Propertyman. The other mem
bers are W. Sayre. w. Neubert, II. Bidwel
and w. Guth II. A. Smith, F. B. South
worth, official scorers