Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-20
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
The Sacramento river fell foot during the
past "a hours
-Four car loads of immigrants arrived on the
express train last evening.
Officers jackson and Ash arrested yester-
day, on dispatch from Dixon, man named
Ed Stewart, for larceny.
Adam Kinkle, we'll known brick mason,
ia lying dangerously i'll at his residence on o
street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Miss Leavitt will deliver free lecture to-
morrow evening, ia the Ninth-street Baptist
Church, under the auspices of the W. G. L. U.
VIM. Amaun, the bricklayer who was in
jured some days since by a runaway team,
was reported last night las being in dying
condition.
Mrs. Len Harris desires it stated that the
Henry Harris, whose name appeared in the
Police Court report yesterday morning, was
not her son of that name.
About fifty snow-shovelers and large gsng
Of carpenters-the latter to repair the snow
shed at Tamarack-went up to the hill on
last evenings express train.
There will be an election in San Juan
School District March 18Th, for the purpose
Of deciding whether tax shall be levied TO
raise $500 for school purposes.
Con. Kelleher, one OF the G. P. yardmen,
while coupling cars near the American river
bridge Monday night, had one of his hands
caught and crushed, but no bones were
broken.
In Department Two of the Superior Court,
Judge Mcfarland, yesterday, Adolph Pan
quin, a native of Csnsda. was admitted to
citizenship on the testimony Of Fred Lete-
bore and j. w Fredenberg.
The organ at the Congregational church is
being taken apart and cleaned, preparatory
to its being placed in recess arranged for it
directly back of the pulpit, where accommo-
dations will also be provided for the choir.
Dorothea Burns, the little girl who was
struck by the step Of one Of the cars Of
passing passenger train in the neighborhood
of Ninth and r streets few days ago, has
not improved in condition, but appears to be
paralyzed.
That much. admired and cheerful songster,
tie Sacramento.v valley frog, has began to put
his voice in good order for the spring con-
csrts Rehearsals are now held nightly. The
first grand concert will come of SIS soon as
enough rain falls TO form few good sized
ponds in the city.
On the hill last night there was a light fall
of snow, but the barometer was high. In
this city there was q light fall of rain about
II o'clock last night, but the barometer was
above 80, and, az the gentlemen said to Noah
when invited into the ark, it didn't look as
though there was going to be much CT 6
storm.
The San Francisco Society of California
Pioneers has fled articles Of reiucoTpo1atioH
under the provisions of the Civil Code. The
articles are signed by Nathaniel Holland as
President, aud the following Board of Direc-
tors: Louis Sloss, g. I. Marye, ID. 2. Mar
shalI. w. Dutch, II. 3. Russ. T.. J. Knipe,
J astin Gates, L White and q. Ssoutenbor-
ough, with f. Vassauls as Secretary.
Articles of incorporation of the Copper
Mountain Consolidated Mining Company
have been fled with the Secretary of State
to purchase, sell and work copper, gold or
silver mines in the State of Californis, and
acquire, hold ard dispose OF all real and per-
solsl property necessary therefor. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
+. S. Paddock, w. H. Peuteld j. c. Wi
mans, George d. Gray, Calvin Moon. Cap
ital stock, $1,000 900, divided into 100000
shares.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Eureka and
Trinidad Railroad Company have been filed
with the Secretary Of State for the purpose
of constructing and operating railroad from
the city Of Eureka to the bay of Trinidad, in
the county Of Humboldt, a distance OF thirty
miles. Principal place of business, Eureka.
Directors-Hans II. Buhne, Josiah Bell,
James W. Henderson, William NJ. Huntoon,
George H. Tilley, Horace +. Love and David
r. Jones. Capital stock, S750000, divided
into Z, 500 shares.
The little child of George Larcener, which
was taken from him by direction of Judge
Henry and is now at the Judges house, is so
weak from Entertainment and lack Of proper
that Mrs. Henry does not wish
to let it go from her care until it acquires
more strength. Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary
of the California Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Children, who promised to
come up from the Bay to get the little one
last Monday, has not yet arrived, but under
the circumstances, it is just as well,
AUCTION SALEs.-Ben & Co. will sell at
auction, at 10 A. N. to-day, at their sales
rooms, Eighth and X streets, parlor, bed
room, dining-room and kitchen furniture,
carpets, mArble-top sideboard, three ward
robes and many other articles, all OF which
must be disposed of, as the owners are about
to leave town. Dealers will find this sale
worth attending. The same firm will also
sell at the same time new Telephone range,
twenty-four dozen six and ten-quart milk
pans, and so American sewing machine.
Sherburn & Smith will sell st No 5l7 J
street, at 2:30 P. NJ. tomorrow, and during
the day and evening, by order of Miss En-
mons, without reserve and for cash, to clear
the stock, about 400 trimmed and untrimmed
hats, offering rare chance for bargains.
THE TRAINS The Western Pacific train
that arrived here yesterday afternoon had
not connected with the Southern Pacific, on
account of the washing away of bridges on
the latter road. The express from the East
got in about 9 o'clock last night, having been
detained east of Truckee, and held at the
Summit until the track was clear st Tama-
rack. The California and Oregon freight and
accommodation train, due here at $40 last
night did not get in much before II, having
been delayed by heavy train and work
along the tosd.
POULTRY raisers please take notice that we
are in want of large amount of poultry of
the following varieties Turkeys. chickens,
geese and ducks. We will pay the highest
market price, but all must be in prime order,
as no other will be taken. Parties having
any Of the above poultry will do well to COZ
respond with US. d. DeBernardi & Co., sos
and $40 X street, Sacramento.
The sale of an article is the criterion Of its
merits. Damisna Bitters have large sales.
DAMIASA Bitters make the old young and
the weak strong and healthy.
THOUSANDS Of heavy silk and invisible
hair nets, cents each, to-day. Rsd House.
CoLoRED embroideIies and insertings,
cents per yard, to-day. Red House.
a POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia, drink Dsmi-
ana Bitters,
PoR health, strength and vigor drink Dam.