Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-30
BRIEF NOTES.
Four carloads of Immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.

Four carloads of Immigrants arrived
from the East this morning,
The weather in this city was quite ho
yesterday, the thermometer rising to $3.50
The Sacramento river fell but one inch
yesterday, and last evening registered II
feet II inches.
1t is said that the pay car will pay off al
| Oakland Friday, and is apt TO be here Sat
urday or Monday.
L. Dreyfus, of Woodland, is spoken Of
as Democratic candidate for the Assembly
from Yolo county.
A thief visited the premises of C. c.
Taft, Twelfth and o streets, Monday night,
and robbed his coop of ten chickens.
There was good attendance upon the
concert at the Plaza last evening to hear
the music of the First Artillery Band.
The first political Prohibition meeting OF
the campaign will be held next Friday
evening, at s o'clock, in the Y NJ c. A.
rooms.
| The Armory Hall Association will hold
| its annual meeting for the election of of
| fcers, ETC., at the hall on Saturday evening,
| August 10Th.
Officers Ash and Ferral arrested young
man named Ed. Donovan last evening for
| using vulgar language at the open-air con-
cert on the Plaza.
A number of Native Sons of the Golden
West of this city went to lone yesterday to
attend the institution of parlor of the
order at that place.
The Treasurer of Nevada county has set
tied with the State and paid into the treas
ury the amount due for tax collections up
to July 1st, 1854 26.
Mrs w. N Brooks, of Washington, who
fractured her leg by a fall last Friday even
ing is reported to be getting along as well
as could possibly be expected.
The work of tearing up the old wooden
pavement of Fourth street, between J and
X, preparatory to laying a pavement of
cobbles, was commenced yesterday.
"A. Poole, of Woodland, who has been
suspected for some time of appropriating
other peoples chickens and grain, disap-
peared from that town a day or two ago.
The Capital Brewery, brick building
northeast corner of Twelfth and | streets, is
being raised about one foot, SO as to con-
form with the recently established grade Of
the street.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
Upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of grain. Sailed, steamers Dover and
San joaquin No. 3, for the Upper SacrG-
mento, light.
The Woodland Mail says that the latest
news from from a hunting party that re-
Gently left that place was that they struck
Sacramento and found snakes so plentiful
that they resolved to stop over"
The steamer Apache did not arrive from
San Francisco until 10 A. NJ. yesterday, hay
ing been detained handling freight at way
ports, seventy-two tons of freight princi-
pally fruit, being taken on board at points
along the river.
Parties have been out for about week
searching for two horses that were recently
stolen from the Bryte ranch, above Wash
ington, but nothing has been heard from
them as to success or failure in finding the
animals or thieves
Ida II. Goodwin swore out 4 warrant
yesterday for the arrest of Mary Lower on
charge of grand larceny, alleged 10 nave
been committed in taking a trunk full of
clothing from compliments premises on
Thirty-first street, between X and L.
Last evening Chief Jackson, while over
in Washington, arrested man named Al.
Atkinson for beating a Chinaman. Two
Cinnamon were passing, and he got into
llOublG Will OllC, NlCu thC OlIlcl dl-
tempted to assist sllis friend. Atkinson
turned upon him, knocked him down. and
kicked him so violently as to make the
Celestial vomit Atkinson was brought 10
the station-house, and subsequently was
released on giving bonds.
Last Saturday evening Coroner Krellen-
burg, of Woodland, went over to Davis
vile and took charge of body found near
the bridge across Putah creek. The corpse
was that of an old man, aged perhaps so
years, and the decomposition Of the body
indicated that he had been dead four or five
the remains. He had pistol lying by his
side, and hole in his forehead indicated
that he had come to his death by his own
hand. The remains were deposited in the
Woodland Cemetery Sunday morning.