Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-05
BRIEF NOTES.

Inc sacramento river has recGded 10 IL
feet II inches.
Two car loads Of immigrants arrived from
the East last night,
John Conrsn proprietor Of the Eldred
House, is lying dangerously i'll.
Sacramento Parlor, n. 5 G. W. had a
very pleasant reunion at Changers Hall
Ten members Of the Haverly Comedy
Company came through from the East lass
evening.
The British Mutual Benevolent Society
will hold its eighth annual picnic al East
Park Grove saturday. May 24th.
There is a nlud-hole in Fourth street, be-
tween K and 5, which virtually biockades
the way for heavily-loaded vehicles
A Mrs. Mcmahon was arrested yesterday
by officer sullivan ON a warrant sworn out
Al Rio Vista by hex husband, accusing her
of adultery
The habeas corpus case of John Harris.
which was to have been heard before Judge
Mcfarland yesterday, was continued until
9 A. NJ to-day.
Lily of the Valley Lodge, A. Q. U W,
viii have a social entertainment and dance
at Changers Hall, after the transaction Of
Lodge business. this evening.
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a decree of divorce from Thomas Il. Davies.
| on the ground of descrtion.
4 number of ,uer,ber, of tho Senate let,
for san Fr,nci,.,n ,s.ter,i.,. ,f,or,,n',,, aj
many more are ,r,in,, low, ,in,. =, ,,,1,,,
the sea breeze until Monday.
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arrived from tho r,r,,nr Sa,.,-,,,,,,,,,
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and loaded with rnol ,.,nc ~ 80 w,
street. near seventh Yesterday 9,ftc-noo,,
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axle.
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land to-day 10 select delegate, IN tbc Pc
publican state Convention. to be held NJ
| Oakland. April 30th
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All Mon. the murderer of Toy Tie, if he
| Is a stranger in this section OF the State and
without money or friends as stated, appears
I To he very shrewd a. nothing further has
oeeh meafn rom nun since ne WIS seen
near i"rii last Ne"'''Suay'
The remains OF Joseph Hurtado Will be
| sent Ia san Francisco to-day for interment.
| The matter OF his death was submitted by
| Sheriff EStill TO Coroner Clark, in accord
auce with law, but the Coroner did not
! deem it necessary to hold an inquest
! INC Wcstern Pacific tram did not Gring
any Eastern passengers yesterday, having
| failed 10 connect at Lathrop with the South
| ern Pacific. The overland express was
| about three hours behind time i'll It's arriya.
| last evening. having been late leaving
| Ogden.
| Parties who came down on the steamer
| Dover from tbr minor Sacramento vestpr-
| day. reported that the dam to stop the
| break in the levee at c. f. Reeds ranch,
| above Knights Landing, was nearly COM
| pleted and it was believed that it would be
| finished by this evening.
| None of the cases on the Police Court c,I-
|
ned Those of PAT NrDnnobnc for Grand
! larceny and VIM Lowell Gor misde-
| meanGr. went over until This mornin1.
| Frederick Schmidt's case of battery was
set for the Stb and lanes Tuobev's for
threat, arainst life and battery until tbe
l2th
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