Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-16
BRIEF NOTES.

The Armory Hall Association will meet
| this evening.
The Sacramento river fell to 10 feet
inch yesterday.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
The Yolo County Hospital is reported to
be overcroWded with patients.
The steamer Sonoma arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with a barge-load of
lumber.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Fire Brig
ade will meet at Howe's Hall, Masonic
Temple. this evening.
Owing TO the absence of the leader of the
Iussar Band, there was 10 Opcn-air concert
at the Park last evening.
1t looks as though contractor Touhcy
was going to have trouble with water in
digging the canal from the slough to the
river.
Lawrence Barrett and the theatrical com
| pany supporting him will pass through
this morning from the East TO San Fran
cisco.
Sumner Post, G. A. r., in compliance
| with an invitation from the Native Sons.
have decided 10 turn out in line on Admis-
| sion Day.
The Yolo Nail says that a Woodland
gentleman Yesterday offered to bet that St
| John would get two votes i'll Woodland.
| The bet was taken instantly.
Shares in the Mechanics Building and
Loan Association, in lots of ten each, can
be had on application to the Secretary,
Charles b. Parsons, Third and J streets.
The chain-gang. under the direction of
MI
| engaged in moving debris from the line of
! the proposed canal from the slough to the
river.
The first series of shares of the Union
Building and Loan Association of this city
will wind up next Wednesday evening.
Every share will have paid in SIG, and
will draw out $500 %.
An advertisement in another column
asks for information concerning Elizabeth
Clark, who came to California in 1858 with
her brother-in-law, Charles O'Neill, and
resided in Sacramento.
These arrests were made Yesterday :
James Mclaughlin. by officer Rider, for
being a common drunkard; James Cousins,
by officer Franks, for battery; NJ J. Hen
ley, by officer Ash, for enlightenment.
a citizen suggests that some one who has
authority in the matter should see whether
the rebuilding of the foundry at Front and
streets is being done in manner that
will insure Il safe building He asserts
that it is not
Rough borrowers are making trouble
for inebriated individuals. One was
robbed of SIS on X street few nights ago,
and another of his pocket money night be-
! fore last in the alley between X and L.
Third and Fourth streets
Sheriff Mcclellan, of Butte county. passed
through the city yesterday, taking up to
Oroville from San Quentin James Kicfer
| who has been granted a new trial by the
| Supreme Court for murder 1t will be his
| fourth trial for the same offense
Sheriff Huntley, of Auburn, telegraphed
the Sacramento police yesterday that he
thought he had recovered a brown mare
stolen some weeks ago from Brytes ranch,
| in G0lo county. Two men, suspected of
being the thieves, are under arrest
The water standing in the tanks of the
old gas works, above the Pioneer Mill, hay
ing become stagnant and offensive, an effort
was made to cut into them TO let it out,
but the brick were eemented so tightly that
the cutting was failure. Powder was used
yesterday, and hole soon made.
| BOSNIAN and party of friends went
out to hunt doves last Sunday While they
were hunting they left their lunch on the