Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-28
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
| the East this morning.
The Sacramento river was down to the
| 20-foot mark yesterday.
| Burglars and petty thieves are making
the residents of Woodland unhappy
Two carloads of oranges from the South
| went East by last evenings express train.
The body of Charlie Hunt, who was
| drowned Thursday evening, has not yet
been recovered.
The little steam yacht Azalea will be
launched at 5 o'clock this evening, just
above the Pioneer mill
L. s. Jenkins, farm hand from Colusa
county, was robbed while on a spree in this
city last Monday OF 500.
The popping Of tire-crackers and torpe-
does gives indication that young America
is getting his hand in for the Fourth.
Several sportsmen of Sacramento are
preparing for campaign after deer, the
close season ending next Monday night.
Two special tea trains, aggregating %
cars went East from San Francisco yester-
day and another of 16 cars will go to-day.
About II o'clock last night passenger
train came through from Stockton, bring
A curiosity in the form of a sample of
red snow came down from the Summit this
morning for Division Superintendent
Wright.
A new Council of the Order of Chosen
Friends will be instituted at Eintracht Hall,
X street, between Fifth and Sixth, this
evening.
The green pacing horse Killarney, in
training by Pete Fitzgerald at Woodland,
is credited with pacing at 30 gait for a
short distance.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of May Meyers, by officer Ash, for
misdemeanor and f. Steele, by the same
officer, for being drunk.
The electric light on the station-house
locomotive lamp used, was placed Just
right last evening, and the street was hand
somely illuminated from l street to r.
The Van Norden arson case, which has
been occupying the attention of the Supe-
rior Court at Woodland for several days,
was submitted to the jury last evening.
The steamer San joaquin No. arrived
yesterday from the upper Sacramento with
bargeload Of wood, and the little steamer
Americas from the lower Sacramento with
potatoes.
Stechan & Cornelius, of San Francisco,
have filed in the office of Secretary of State
their claim to the name Standard" as ap-
piled to minstrel organization, q theater
and theatrical performance.
The Riverside Sabbath-school will be in
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the district school-house. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. H. II. Rice, A. |
Aitken, d. Falconer and S. H Miller Mrs |
J. Cooper will act as organist.
Owing to the fact that a strong and cold |
wind prevailed, there was not an average |
attendance at the open-air concert on the |
Plaza last evening. The Hussar Band rem
dered their programme as well, however,
as though there had been thousands pres
ent
A special train, conveying soldiers, will
come up from San Francisco this evening,
bound East, and two carloads of soldiers
from the northern portion of the State will
go East by the regular express train. A
special train Of soldiers from the East will |
arrive here, en- route for San Francisco,
about 10 A. N. to-day.
Parties applied at Justice Gilmer's office
yesterday for the arrest of a man living
few miles from the city who has several |
glandered horses on his premises They |
were referred to the District Attorney to |
have a complaint drawn up. It is said |
that cases of this disease are becoming
in this vicinity.
The Joint committee from the two Posts |
Of the Grand Army held a meeting last |
evening to make arrangements for holding |
a Campfire at the Pavilion on the after |
noon of the Fourth. l. s. Moore was
elected Chairman of the committee, and ]. |
B. Pierepont Secretary. Sub committees |
were appointed, and another meeting is to |
be held this evening.