Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-28
BRIEF NOTES.

One car load of immigrants arrived last
night.
The pay car is expected to arrive here to-
day or tomorrow.
John Conran, proprietor Of the Eldred
House, has been quite i'll for several days.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of John Jackass. by officer Kent, for being
drunk.
More through freight arrived here from the
East yesterday than on any day during the
past two months.
Communications making complaints, and
not accompanied by the name of the writer
cannot be published in the RECORD. UNION.
Lieutenant A. G. Taylor, U. S. A, came
through frem the East last evening, en- route
for San Francisco, with a squad Of 70 re-
cruits.
The attendance at the Tivoli lsst evening
to witness the presentation of 1.-THE Child Of
the Regiment was quite large. Same pro-
gramme tonight.
The Sacramento river rose to 20 feet II
inches yesterday, under the influence of the
high wind, but at II o'clock last night had
fallen to 20 feet Z.
Company B held meeting last evening
which was largely attended. They decided
to give grand ball and exhibition drill early
in the month OF April.
The Prohibitionists of Yolo county will
hold meeting at Woodland tomorrow to
elect delegates to the State Convention, to be
held in San Francisco April 18th.
Coroner Clark will hold an inquest this
afternoon in the case of the man found
drowned last Wednesday. So far he has
been unable to learn anything of his identity.
Local officer May found two valises flied
with clothes on Second street, between and
X, about II o'clock last night, and took them
to the station-house, where they await an
owner.
Rev. A. J. Frost will lecture in the First
Baptist Church this evening at o'clock, on
Lying as Fine Art" The proceeds are
to be used toward defrayins the expense Of
repainting the church.
Mrs. H. A. Hobart, President of the Min
nesota WOmen's Christian Temperance Union,
will lec,ure upon Temperance at the
Presbyterian Church, Sixth and l. streets,
this evening at o'clock.
A fine Jersey bull, en- route from San Fran
cisco to Grass Valley. consigned to William
George, came up from the Bay on the boat
yesterday morning, and attracted much at
tention from admirers of choice cattle.
The remains of the late j. G. Maxwell,
railroad agent at Woodland who died at that
place Wednesday morning, were inferred at
Suisun yesterday, under the auspices Of Sui
sun Lodge. No. IS, l. 0. y. F., and Solano
Encampment.
The Sacramento Electric Light Company
started up its works at Sixth and II streets
Wednesday evening, and found everything in
satisfactory condition, the lights burning
finely. The company expects to be able TO
light score OF lamps on the public streets
tomorrow night.
The funeral of the late Walter Robb, who
died in this city Wednesday morning in con-
sequence of having been run over by a car at
Tehsma on the previous evening, will take
place from the residence of his brother, G. S.
Rob5, Eighth street, between 1! and L, at
1880 A. N. to-day.
The Bric-a. Brsc Club will be received at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Milliken
this evening. Members are requested to con-
tribute original or other articles to the depart
ments, and word sent to the Society Art
Rooms, Odd Fellows Temple, by P. NJ. to-
day, will insure the free and safe transporta-
ton OF all contributions.
The weather on the hill LAST night had
cleared up somewhat, after q stormy day, but
the barometer was low, and more bad weather
was in prospect. In this city yesterday
morning the wind blew almost gale, accom-
panied By heavy fall of rain. Later in the
day the wind lulled, and there was alter
nately clouds and sunshine.
Dr.. H. W. Nelson has recovered the over.
coat that was stolen from his office two or
three weeks ago. It appears that the thief
the night of the theft borrowed fifty cents
from livery stable employee, leaving the
coat as security, and failed to return for it.
The man having it in possession examined it
day or two ago, and recognized it as the
doctors property, although the shoulder caps
had been removed from it.