Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-03
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AppoRrIoNED AS FOLLOWS :
BRIEF NOTES.

from the East last night.
The Sacramento river at 10 o'clock last
night registered 20 feet 3 inches.
The residents of Washington, Yolo county,
are DESTROYS of having Postcffice there.
Nothing has yet been heard of the parties
who robbed John Olsson's jewelry store
Tuesday.
The "Tickat.o -Lesve-Man was present
ed at the Tivoi last night to a good house.
Same programme tonight.
The curfew bell rings at o'clock now iu-
stead of s. A hint to the clerk OF the
weather that winter is over.
The overland express will probably be a
little late in its arrival from the East this
evening, having left Ogden five hours behind
time.
The body of John Hail., the school teacher
who was accidentally drowned while hunting
on Jacobs Lake last Tuesday, was recovered
yesterday.
Local officer Martin will patrol beat No. 2
during the night watch until officer Arlington
returns to the city, which will probably be
next Sunday.
In this city last night the weather was
cloudy, the barometer falling slowly, and the
wind from the southeast, all indications of
another storm.
The Trustees of the State Library will
meet at , P. NJ. to day, to dispose of the
charges preferred against Librarian Wallis
several months ago.
During the month of March County Clerk
Coglan issued % marriage licenses, and the
Superior Court granted one divorce. Nine
foreign-born residents were naturalized.
The Charley Sing Gaze was running along
smoothly in Department Oae of the Supe.i Tor
Court yesterday, and was the only case that
came up in either Department during the
day.
The funeral of the late C. V. U. Brock
way will take place at . P. NJ to-day from
Changers Hail, Tenth and K streets, under
the auspices OF the Sacramento Pioneers and
Grangers.
The fragments Of the nine cars wrecked
near Newcastle a few days ago were brought
to this city BY the wreckiug train last Tues
day night. There wss not much left of the
cars t. repair.
A purse, containing gold buckle, a pair
of sleeve buttons aud Is cents in money, was
stolen yesterday from Mrs. Hollands resi-
deuce, Jwenty-frst and 1 streets, presumably
by Chinese washmsn.
These arrests were made yesterday: James
Touhfy, BIZ officer Ash, for battery f. b.
ris, for forgery; Robert Bowie, by officers
Rider and Coffey, for disturbing the peace.
An unusually large portion of the Norris
Grant is being plowed at the present time,
apparently with the Intention ofSetting il re-
main to summer fallow. Twenty or thirty
teams are reported to be engaged in the work.
James Webb charged with the grand lar.
ceay of q horsa and buggy, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Bush at Woodland last Monday,
received sentence of twelve months' impris-
onmens at San Quentin, and has been taken
there.
A handsome souvenir, upon which is in.
scribed copy OF series of resolutions ex-
pressing the thanks of st. Bernard Com
mandery, X. T., Of Chicago, to the Com
manderies OF Sacramento, San Francisco and
Oakland for compliments extended is on
exhibition OF W. B. Miller's iewelry store.
Charles Clayton, young man well known
in Sacramento and vicinity, especially in
musical circles, died last Tuesday, after
being confined to his bed for several weeks by
an attack of consumption. He was native
of Illinois, sged % years. The funeral will
take place from st. Paui's Church, at P, II.
to-day.
Officer Ash arrested yesterday morning
boy about II years of age, named Jacob
Fogle. who had run swsy from his home st
San Francisco to become a travelling boot
black. An uncle Of the boy happened to
meet him on the street, and had him taken
into custody until his parents could be COM
municatad with,
John a. Fox, By occupation harness
maker. al cd resident Of Sacramento, died
yesterday of pneumonia. after brief illness,
he having been out on the previous day. De.
ceased was q native of England. sged 81
years, and was member Of the British Ben
evolent Society. lie leaves considerable
properly, but no family.
A Cbinawoman is lodged at the station
house, to which place she was taken two or
three days ago by officer Ash, at her earnest
request, in order that she might be safe from
Cinnamon who had threatened TO kill her.
Yesterday she was somewhat reco gered from
her scare, and thought she would like to ven
ture out for few minutes.
A lengthy proclamation from the Six Com
psuies at San Francisco, announcing re-
ward, in accordance with their usual schedule
for the arrest Of All Mon, who killed Toy Tie
last Sunday, was yesterday posted at Third
and | streets, where it proved an object of
interest during the remainder of the day TO g
large crowd Of Celestials. The companies
offer 5000 for bis arrest, provided he is con-
victed and sentenced to be hanged $500 If
ne only gets imprisonment for life, and
lesser sum for shorter term of imprison.
ment The brother and uncle of Toy Tie
offer $500 additional There will he apt to
be pretty stout swe airing against Mr.. Mon if
he is arrested