Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-21
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of Immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers, having
completed their tour of the State, went Eas
last night.
The Caledonian Club has voted S25 to the
fund of the Native Sons for Admission
Day celebration purposes.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
but no business came before them, and
they adjourned until to-day.
John Moran, who had his leg broken on
q barge last Thursday morning is doing as
well as can be expected at the County Hos
pital.
Mcbride, who was stabbed several times
in the lungs at Woodland last SUNDAY
evening, is still alive but his condition is
critical.
The steamers San Joaquin Nos. 3 and 3
arrived yesterday from San Francisco. The
No. 3 left for the upper Sacramento later in
| the day
George Collicott, a former resident of
sacramento, and member of the old Con-
iidence Engine Company, died at Portland
Or, lately.
James Gavan, of this city, met with an
accident at Santa Cruz on the 18th inst by
doing we'll
The sporting fraternity say that there
will be SO many games running in town
during the State Fair that none Of them
will make much.
The Democratic County Central Commit
tee meet at Pioneer Hall at II A. NJ. TODAY.
when the call for a County Convention will
probably be issued.
Parties who desire to have their names
placed upon the Great Register of Sacra-
mento county must attend to the matter on
or before October 10th.
The new Crawford Hotel at Willows. to
which we recently referred was opened to
the public last evening, the occasion being
celebrated by grand bali.
i. !. DePue's valuable horse Dutchman.
to whose illness from blood poisoning ref
erence was made in yesterdays RECORD
UNION, died night before last.
James Touhey yesterday received a car
load of Finch iron-stone pipe from Clark
pottery, TO be used in connecting China
Slough with the Sacramento river.
Louis Robinson, who shot Charley
Slaughter last Monday morning, wounding
him in the thigh, was yesterday released
from custody on giving 81 900 bonds.
Mr., Dilley, the fireman who was injured
by an accident near Emigrant Gap Tuesday.
was brought to the Railroad Hospital yes
terday. His is only sprained ankle.
Ned Bailey, who was shot a few DAYS ago
during the disagreement between Moran |
and Kelly, was yesterday reported to be |
resting easily, with good prospects of re-
coyery.
Notwithstanding the GOODNESS of the
weather, there was fair attendance last |
evening upon the open air concert at the |
Capitol Park where the Artillery band fur
nished the music.
The tunnel that is being run from the |
bank of the river toward China Slough was |
in about 100 feet last evening. and is ex-
pected to reach the first shaft, back Of the
to-day.
A vote was taken on the California and |
Oregon passenger train, bound down. yes
terday morning, after the train left Gridley.
The result was: Blaine, 80; Cleveland, 10;
Butler, , St John, ).
Street Commissioner Nielsen deserves
credit for the thorough manner in which
he is looking after sidewalks and balconies.
He says they must be put in thorough re-
pair within the next two weeks.
These arrests were made Yesterday Billy
Davidson, by officer Sullivan. for being
common drunkard; James Touhey, by Of
icer Franks, for battery; VIM. Ellwood
by officers Franks and Sullivan, for being
drunk
James Touhcy was arrested yesterday on
he complaint Of Charles Newcomb. who
accused him Of battery. They had a diff
2ulty Tuesday evening, and Touhcy hit
Newcomb with piece of board on the side
IF the face, either breaking his jaw or 9th
arwise injuring it severely.
Between and s o'clock Yesterday morn
ng 4 squad of five policemen, under in
tructiOn from the Chief, made a thorough
search of the brush north of the north
eyee for tramps, but found none Return
ne, the officers collided with a vineyard,
he proprietor of which allowed them to
efresh themselves with as many grapes as
hey desired-and one tall member of the !
orce desired a great many.
The canvassing committee of the Clcve-
and and Hendricks Fire Brigade has OBJ
aimed subscriptions to the amount of 1924 !
oward the purchasing Of uniforms. 1t is ,
eported that the Brigade has secured one
# the hand-engincs Of the old Volunteer
ire Department for parade purposes. a
Republican suggests that the Blaine and
.ogan men will make it so hot for the
'leyeland people in this section that one
ire engine will be able to do very little
oward keeping them cool.