Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-05
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of immigrants arrived from
| the East this morning.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
Jim Renwick won his race at Jerome PARK
yesterday, making the mile in La.
County Clerk Coglan reports the fees of his
office for May to have been S424 10.
James Leonard, well known expressman OF
this city, died yesterday aged 81 years.
Commencement exercises at St. Joseph'S
Academy will commence at P. NJ to-day.
There was quite heavy rain-storm between
Blue Canyon and Truckee yesterday, lasting sew
eral hours
Mrs. Wise, residing at 1122 J street, had con
siderable quantity of jewelry stolen from heI
rooms on Tuesday.
A daughter of r. S Spaulding. of Woodland
was injured, but not seriously, last Monday, by
falling from buggy.
Work having Stacked up at the State Printing
Office, the greater portion of the men employed
have been 90 laid off, temporarily.
About every passenger train leaving over the
California and Oregon Railroad takes one or
more rout-tishers to the northern portion of the
State.
The horse belonging to F. Ellis which got
away from boy who was lighting street lamps
last Saturday night, was found Tuesday after
noon near East Park.
The divorce case of Elizabeth Hughes VS..
Hugh Hughes was yesterday, in Department
Two of the superior Court, continued until next
Monday for argument.
Another of the Raymond-Whitcomb excursion
parties, occupying several cars, came up from
the Bay at $50 last evening, and will leave for
the East ut 4:30 this morning.
The box Office at the Metropolitan Theater
will be open At 10 A. NJ. to-day for the convent
ence of those DESTROYS of reserying seats for the
engagement of the " Meteors."
brought up from the Bay last evening, en- route
for the State Prison ut Folsom, Dennis o Brien,
who is TO serve ten years, and Nick Williams
five years, both for burglary.
Officers Coffee, Sullivan and Ash made a cap
ture on | street between Fifth and Sixth last
evening, of two fullgroWn sacks OF wool, which
had probably fallen from some passing team.
They can be found at the station house.
Much interest is being expressed as regards
the summer night festival which the Turner's
propose TO give Thursday evening, June 18th, ut
the new Exposition Building, and for which
they are making very complete arrangements.
Barometers in this city indicated yesterday
that rain was at hand. During the afternoon
heavy clouds Were observed oveThanging IolO
and SOlano counties and toward evening thun-
der was heard in the city, but the storm passed
by SACRAMENTO
These arrests were made Yesterday: J. n.
Chandler, by officer Farrell, for sleeping on the
sidewalk; Fanny Wright, by Chief Jackson for
disturbing the peace; Daniel Martin, by Chief
jackson and officer Farrell, on two charges of
disturbing the peace.
The underwriters of the city declare that the
statement made before the City Trustees that
the undertakes got the benefit OF the reduction
in the price of grave-dlgging at the cemeteries,
and not the people who had occasion TO have
such work done, was altogether incorrect.
Arrived yesterday Steamer c. NJ. Small. from
MaTysville. en- route to San Francisco, with
grain; steamer san Joaquin No. 3, from San
Francisco, with merchandise steamer Nepon-
set, from the upper Sacramento, with produce.
Sailed Steamer Clara Belle for the upper Sac
ramentO, with merchandise.
4 Chinaman of the Highlander" persuasion
attempted to gain entrance to the Chinese Thea
ter, on street, between Third and Fourth Tues
day evening, without paying for admission.
When he refused, he drew pistol and in
timated Il disposition 10 capture the place. Yes
terday a warrant was sworn out for his arrest
for drawing deadly weapon.
The delegation from the Uniformed Degree
Camp, of Sacramento. which went overto Wood
land Tuesday evening to pay a fraternal visit to
Woodland Camp, No II, organized recently, re
turned here yesterday morning after pleasant
trip The new Camp was also visited that even
ing by the Grand Patriarch and other grand Off
GERS, and all were busy until late hour in the
work.
W. r. Strong Il Co. received yesterday two full
carloads of cherries and currantS, which is be-
lieved to be the largest lot ever received by any
tlrm IN sacramento, or. Ill i0ct, tnut ever came
to Sacramento i'll one day. They came prinCi-
pally from Alameda county, but large guam
tity was from Chico As showing that Sacra-
mento is IL great distributing point, it may be
mentioned that they were all forwarded to other
points on orders or sold in Sacramento before
the end Of the day.
The building in process of erection for the
Pacific Electric Light Company. on Sixth street,
between II and |. is now receiving the finishing
touches and will be ready for occupancy inside
of two weeks. Large boilers have been placed
in position and the beds laid for two engines.
each of which viii be connected with two dyna-
mos, while there Is also room on the same floor
for another engine and two more dyuamos.
The company Will occupy its present quarters
until the new ones have been taken possession
of and the works il operation.
Fanny Wright who was arrested on Tuesday
evening for an aggravated disturbance of the
Court was fined SD was again arrested yester-
day on similar charge, owing to ructiOn" ~
which had taken place nj her house, during
which nearly everything in the form of crock
cry. glassware, etc. in the place was broken
She declared that the effort toward the breaking
up of housekeeping was made by Daniel Martin
who had been living with her Consequently
Daniel was taken to the calaboOse by officer
Farrell and there are two charges of disturbing
the peace entered opposite his name.
Monthly Weather Report-May, 1884.
Sergeant Barwick says it was supposed by a
great many persons that last month May was
an exceptionally cool month for the season, but
q comparison of mean temperatures shows it to
have been "A little warmer than the average
weather for May for six years past, there being
but one year out of the six that gave greater