Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-01
BRIEF NOTES.

| Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
| the East this morning.
The Sacramento river was last evening
| down to IL feet s inches. sf
The close season for salmon commences
| to-day, and lasts q month.
Entries for the State Fair races, and for
all the races of the circuit, close to-day.
Thirty carloads of tea went East yester-
day morning by special train from San
Francisco.
| The steamer San Joaquin No. sailed
for San Francisco yesterday with grain and
| merchandise.
| The Arcata and Mad River Railroad has
| increased its capital stock from $4,000 to
| 100000, divided into $1,000 shares OF $50
| each.
A carload of Cinnamon came through
| from the East on the immigrant train yes
! terday morning. Most of them are going
! to China.
The road through Cache creek canyon to
| Lower Lake is in condition for use, but the
stage line from Woodland has not yet re-
sumed business.
The latest report is that the pay car is
going South before visiting Sacramento,
and will pass through Lathrop, going
down, tomorrow.
The Prohibitionists will hold ratiica-
ton meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A Rooms this
evening. Speeches will be made by prom
inent members of the party.
Last Wednesday it was noticed that all
the Sacramentans leaving for watering
places were going to Santa Cruz. Yester-
day all were bound for Monterey.
The funeral of Herman Dohn, we'll
known musician of this city, and also
member of the Sacramento Turn Verein,
will take place from Turner Hall at 3 P. NJ.
to-day. ~
Coroner Clark was unable yesterday to
obtain any further information relative to
the man whose remains were found in the
river below CORTLAND two or three days
ago, as mentioned in our last issue.
The steamer Alyarado was yesterday do
ing service for the Capital Packing Com
pany, bringing up fruit from the lower Sac
ramento, the steamer Margie being disabled
in consequence of some of the hues of her
boiler leaking.
Mrs Caroline Cadwalader died at there's
idence of her daughter, Mrs r. n. Graves,
in San Francisco, yesterday, aged "A years
Deceased was the mother of the late George
and Edward Cadwalader, and of General
Charles Cadwalader, of Red Bluff.
BARLEY Cavanaugh, who is spending his
vacation at Lake Tahoe, sends every few
days box of "speckled beauties to his
friends, claiming to have caught them with
hook and line AS all the trout bear evil
dence of having been speared, Cavanaugh's
friends are of the opinion that he is fishing
with silver hook. Fr-
A prisoner in the Police Court day or
two ago pleaded that he was not drunk
when arrested, but was only " looking for
the street" The officer who took him in
was of the opinion that he could not see
the street because of the bad conduct of
the sidewalk, which kept rolling and tum-
bling about, and tipping up at the edges.
Precinct -Four and Half Blaine and
Logan Club met Wednesday evening at the
corner of Eighteenth and NJ streets, in the
store of George Lichtbardt, and elected
permanent officers as follows: President,
b. n. Covell; Vice-President, Robert Mil
lar; Secretary, John Shannon Assistant
Secretary, n. ]. Toll; Treasurer, George
Neal Sergeant-atA Arms, Henry Garrett.
Mr.. Lichthardt is fitting up a hall for the
use of the club, which will be ready for
occupancy on the 9th OF August-next
meeting night. The club has already a
membership of over thirty on the roll.