Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-13
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants will arrive
this morning from the East.
The public schools of this city will not
meet until Thursday morning.
The wheat crop of Yolo county is said to
make better showing than ever before.
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday; Judge Henry at the Red Mems
picnic.
The Sacramento river was rising yester-
! day, and at dark had got up 10 - feet 6
inches.
The Fish Commissioners met yesterday
morning and adjourned for one week with
| out transacting any business.
Sheriff 5. c. Deaner, of Suffer county,
passed through the city yesterday, taking an
insane man to the Stockton Asylum.
The Capital Turf Club will meet at the
! Golden Eagle Hotel at o'clock this even
ing to close up the affairs Of the spring
meeting.
The demurrer in the case of Charles \.
Gardner, accused of violating sculpture,
will be passed upon by Judge Armstrong
/ this morning.
Alice Greer, who killed Andy Summers
at Willows Saturday night, came to Sacra-
mentO in 1881 from Amador county. and
resided here until recently.
At Fourth and J streets yesterday morn
ing a small boy. while crossing, was
knocked down by passing buggy and run
over, but escaped with trifiing hurts.
Frank D. Ryan, District Deputy, and J.
| T. LaRue, Grand Marshal of the Native
! Sons of the Golden West, have been organ
izing Parlor of that Order at Woodland.
The only arrests made yesterday were
! those of John Miner, by Chief Jackson and
/ officer Frazee, for disturbing the peace and
! Henry Brewer, by officers Arlington and
Farrell, for battery.
William Blake, recently sentenced by
/ Judge Armstrong to a term of one year in
/ the Folsom Prison, for grand larceny, was
taken to that institution by Deputy Sheriff
Orn yesterday morning.
John Acker. prisoner confined in the
State Prison at Folsom, has made applica
ton to Judge Mcfarland, through his at
tomey, |. S. Brown, for release on habeaS
corpus, and the case will come up for hear
ing to-day.
Constable Swift has arrested a Chinamar
named Fong All Jung tor an assault tC
| murder another Celestial by hitting him OF
the head with an iron bar, at hop rancl
near town. Judge Tubbs will have the
matter before him to-day.
Uniformed Degree Camps. |. O. o. F.
/ will arrive here this morning from Chico
Red Bluff, Nevada City and Grass Valley
on their way TO San Francisco, and will bt
received by Sacramento members of thu
Order, who will accompany them to the
Bay this afternoon.
The conference of Supervisors which
met at Marysville on the Sth, 10 consider
the present status of the anti-debris ques
I ton, had representatives from Guba, Co
lusa and San Joaquin counties. 1t was de
cided to adjourn until June 4th, when
meeting will be held in Sacramento.
H. 0. White complains that thieves hav,
three times stolen from grave in his pla
in the City Cemetery the vases cOntainin;
flowers, as well as the flowers themselves
Superintendent Hcrndon has been in
formed of this and other thefts, and vii
keep sharp lookout for the perpetrators
The case of John NJ. Porter, accused o
murder in killing man at or near Arn'
some months since, was set for trial in De
partment One of the Superior Court to-mor
row, but, owing to the fact that the GOV
crnorS proclamation makes that non
legal day, il was continued until the 16tl
at 10 4. NJ.
Governor StOneman's proclamation max
ing tomorrow legal holiday, reads as fol
lows: Whereas, The Independent Ordc
of Odd Fellows of the State of California
through its officers, besides many citizen
of the State, have asked that Wednesday
Nav II. 1854 be declared legal holiday
now, therefore, in Difference TO said re
quest. |. George Stoneman, Governor q
the State of California, by virtue of tn
power in me vested. do proclaim Wednes
day, the 18th day of MAY, 1854, publ
holiday in the State of California.
Speaking of the mysterious well near Al
; buckle, to which reference has heretofor
been made in this paper, the Woodlan
Mall of Sunday says: " Wesley Rose, eng
neer for the Capital Iron Works, Sacra
mento, has just succeeded in finishing tn
| well near Arbuckle ColuSa county, wher
there was reported to be such an extraord
| nary current of wind from underground
He has put in a pump 3773 feet long, whic
e is working well in a depth of forty feet
Y water. The pump threw 300 gallons pr
; hour without changing the level of the wa
:. ter at ALL
The Woodland Democrat of yesterda
had the following: Last evening rs Ii
; family of p W Fisher, who resides ne:
I Cacheville, was coming TO Woodland fl
the purpose of attending church, their Ii
; tie son struck the horse, which caused Il
animal to jump, throwing the little fello
!. from the wagon. He struck upon his hea
and was rendered unconscious He W;
; taken to the residence of f. S. Freeman
y and DR.. c. II. Jackson called to attend Il
! sufferer. Although the conclusion was
:, severe one, it is not thought that il wi
prove fatal.