Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-26
BRIEF NOTES.

One carload q immigrants arrived last
night.
The pay-csr is expected to arrive here to-
day or tomorrow.
The officers elect of Sacramento Division,
No. Z, K. of P, viii be installed this even
ing.
The Leavitt European Speciality Combine
ton left for San Francisco yesterday morn
ing.
Building improvements are so numerous in
Sacramento that carpenters are reported to
be in high demand.
Non.commissioned officers of the First Ar
tillery Regiment will meet st headquarters
this evening for instruction.
About $50 P. NJ Sunday horse which
loan was riding on Ninth street, between L
and NJ, fell suddenly and expired without
kick.
The Sacramento river still marks about
fourteen feet, doubtless because of the effect
Of the warm weather upon the Snow on the
foothills.
The John a. Stevens Dramatic Company
will arrive from the East by this evenings
train, en- route for San Francisco.
In Department Ole of the Superior Court
yesterday VIM. Richard Hall. native of
England, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of L. L. Forrest and Timothy Lee.
Judge Armstrong yesterday sentenced
George NJ. Fsrr, previously convicted of for
gerry, to thirteen years in the State Prison at
San Quentin. A Deputy Sheriff will take
him there to-day.
Detective Arlington and Captain Stevens
went out hunting yesterday morning. Later
in the day, when the former was carrying q
quantity of game from one of the markets
to their buggy, he slipped and strained his
back quite severely.
1t only took about FIVE minutes Yesterday,
after everything had been made ready, for
the locomotive that was ditched at the foot of
Q street Friday afternoon to be hauled back
upon the main track. She was found to have
received but trihing injury.
Walter Willingham, formerly conductor
upon the California Pacific Railroad, died
yesterday morning at Loomis (Piuo) after
brief illness of typhoid pneumonia. His
brother George, also railroad man, is seri-
ously i'll of inhammatory rheumatism.
Articles OF incorporation have been fled
with the Secretary Of State of Oshello Lodge
Ne. 81, order of the Knights of Pythias.
Principal place of business, Dixon, SoIano
county. Directors-S. G. Little, G.. w.
King, Charles Schriner. No capital stock.
Sheriff Estill sold at auction yesterday at
the Cour. house large portion of the prop.
erty upon which taxes had nos been paid,
and will dispose of the balance to-day. The
list was very small one this year, the taxes
having been collected as close, if not closer
than ever BEFORE
The East Lynne troupe left for Stock.
ton yesterday, and the "Boy Detective :"
company arrived from Oakland, to play at
the Tiv1h. The band connected with that
establishment was on hand at the depot to
send one organization away and receive the
other with music.
The Governor has appointed the following
Commissioners of Deeds: Henry G. Bank,
4. A. Burnhsm, S. B. Goodsle and Charles
T. Lunt, New York City; Edwin Scuppen
and Otis Egsr, Philadelphia Henry C.
Meek, Boston {; l.. C. Russell Jones, Sydney,
New South Wales.
Colonel A. Andrews, of San Francisco, has
been appointed Commissioner to attend the
Cotton Exposition at New Orleans John II.
Carroll, of this city, as alternate, The ap-
pointments are made by the President Of the
United States, on the recommendation of
Governor Storeman.
There were three or four runsways of
buggy and delivery wagon horses in the city
yesterday, the me weather appearing to
make the horses skittiah. Tbs Washington
Market horse ran away in the upper part of
the city. and Frank Mills. the driver, wss
thrown out and considerably bruised and cut
about the face.
Chinese laborers here. as well as in other
sections of the State. are auxiously awaiting
the decision OF a test case recently made up
North, to decide whether they are liable TO
pay road poll.tax before they have resided in
the county six months. 1t makes quite
difference with them, as well as with the rev.
enue of the various counties.