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

The Sacramento river has fallen to IA feet
inch.
The Board of Supervisors viii meet this
morning.
The Forester Gun Club will have a meet.
ing at 1880 this evening.
The pay.car viii return from the " from"
of the California and Oregon Railroad to.
day.
and Saa Francisco Saturday worked salts.
factorily.
Court Sacramento. A. o. F., will pay
fraternsl visit to Court Capital, No. 6742,
this evening.
Entries TO the Pacific Coast Blood Horse
Association races, and for the Stanford stakes
of 1884, closed last Saturday.
Ii is believed that the United States ST.
preme Court, at its meeting to-day, will ZEN
der decision in the Hurtodo and Rsten
cases.
County Assessor Griffitts will to-day ap.
point his deputies, aud enter upon the work
OF making an assessment of property in the
county,
Two carloads of immigrants arrived Satur-
day night, including family party of fifteen,
bound for Fresno. Last night two carloads
arrived.
Sacramento Lodge. No. IS, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen, will give lis fourth
annual ball at Burchard's Hall, Rockliu, to-
morrow evening.
The box Office for the sale Of seats for the
Emma Abbott grand opera season will be
open this morning at 10 o'clock. Prices are
81 30 and 70 cents.
Last Thursday night man under the in
8 i
pad in the vicinity of Fourth and o streets,
but the robber got little for his pains.
The remains of j. J. Mooney, who was
day night, were brought to this city Satur-
day, and the funeral took place yesterday.
Last Thursday night German from the
country visited the residence of cyp1ian on
Second street, and was robbed, he declares,
apparently by means Of the panel game, of
500.
Entries for the State Agricultural Society'a
races for trotting aad running youngsters
close on the 10th inst. They will probably
be opened at the meeting Of the Directors two
days later.
The Capital Turf Club will meet this even
ing 10 the reading room of the Golden Eagle
Hotel, to hear the report of the Speed Pro-
grsmme Committee and consider other mat
tiers of Importance.
10 Department Two OF the Superior Court
last Saturday, in the case Of Lewis T. Mitch
ell vs. TIE Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. the jury returned a verdict in favor
Of plaintiff for S400
The perjury case of Z. Dyer, which was TO
have been heard in Justice Sturges' Court.
Folsom, Saturday, wss postponed for two
weeks, because the attorneys for the prosecu.
ton were unable to be in attendance.
Since last Saturday railroad tickets and
bills Of lsdiDg have the new name of LOOMS
substituted for thst of Pine, for the town
heretofore known by the latter name, in &C.
cordsnce with an order recently made.
A social arranged by the ladies will be
given at the Y. M. @. A. rooms this evening
st 7:45. A reception committee of young la
dies in costume will be in attendance. An
interesting literary and musical programme
will be rendered.
The Republican State Central Committee
will meet at San Francisco tomorrow at
P. NJ, to consider matters relative 20 the
meeting of the State Convention. Sacra-
mento, San j ose, Oakland and San Francisco
are named as places where it msy be held.
Two Of the gang of idlers often seen sun
ming themselves at the foot of X street, on
the levee, had lively little interview, a Ia
Sullivan, last evening. much TO the delight of
their fellows who looked on. One of them
got pretty badly used up about the head and
face.
Mrs. Ellen Gleeson, mother of t. f. and
w. L. Gleeson and Mrs. A. E. Pritchard,
disd in this city yesterday. Deceased was
for twenty-five years a resident of Sacra.
mento, and for some time was proprietress of
the St. Charles Hotel, street, between
Eighth and Ninth.
The Prohibitionisss will hold Convention
tomorrow evening, to select candidates to be
voted for at the ensuing city election. This
evening the First and Second Ward clubs
will meet at the Pr0hibiti0RiSt Office. and the
Fourth Ward club in the banquet room at
Changers Hall, to select delegates.
Mrs. Harvey, q resident of Sacramento,
who, it will be recollected, was carried from q
burning house on o street about two months
ago by Mrs. J. w. Guthrie, she being so i'll
as to be unable to escape unaided, died at
Colfsx yesterday morning. The remains will
be taken TO Woodland to-day for interment.
The recent dry weather has caused the
streets of the city to become exceedingly
dusty. The railroad company yesterday had
sprinkling cart engaged in remedying the
evil in The vicinity of the depot. Last even.
lDB the DhEOuclcE HhS Anu lficTe were
indications Of change of weather, which may
dispose of the dust for time.
The funeral of John B. Bonetti, native
Of Switzerland, aged 81 years, who died Feb
ruaiy 29th, took place yesterday from his late
residence at Swiss Station, thence to Odd
Fellows Temple, where services were held at
2:30 P. NJ, under the direction of Eureka
Lodge, No. 4. The Sacramento Hussars, Of
which deceased was an old member, also at
tended the funeral.
The alarm of FIRE shout o'clock Saturday
afternoon was caused By the burning Of grass
in lot at Sixteenth and G streets. Owing