Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-04
BRIEF NOTES.


The river is falling slowly. and has got down
TO p feet inches.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived from the
East this morning.
Washington is to have sprinkling cart, which
is very much needed.
Several new residences are being erected in
the town of Washington
A large number of horses in this city are suf-
fering from mild form of pinkeye.
The steamer Dover arrived from the upper
Sacramento yesterday with a barge load of wood.
Builders claim that they cannot get brick suf-
ficient TO carry on the buildings now under way.
The water in the Sacramento river yesterday
was clearer than it has been for several weeks
past.
Deputy Sheriff Lynch, of Butte county, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route for Stockton
with an insane man.
r F. Lawrence, who lives at Twenty-fifth and
n streets, had his chicken coop robbed OF ten
fowls Monday night.
Yesterdays noon train from San Francisco met
with detention, and was half an hour behind
time in its arrival here.
A carload of Odd Fellows left for Woodland
by the 7:05 P. NJ train yesterday, to pay frater-
nal visit TO members of the Order in that place.
The Woodland Finance Committees engaged
in raising funds to pay the expense of Fourth
of July celebration are meeting with gratifying
success
The remains of the late Colonel York, who
was drowned in San Bernardino county lately,
were brought to this city Monday afternoon and
inferred privately.
The case of Elizabeth Hughes VS.. Hugh
Hughes for divorce. was on trial yesterday in
Department Two of the Superior Court, and will
be concluded to-day.
James Hanlon, native of Ireland, was yester-
day, in Department Two of the superior Court,
admitted to citizenship on the testimony of z.
K. Beckley and p. Kelly.
Friends of Arthur Fleming, an industrious
ana sober citizen, informed the police yesterday
that he had disappeared on the previous day,
and they believed he had met with foul play.
NJ. r. Beard contestant as against Charles NJ.
Coglan for the office of County Clerk, has MED
notice of his intention TO appeal to the Supreme
Court from the Judgment recently rendered by
Judge Spencer in the case.
Coroner Clark decided yesterday, after inquir-
ing into the facts that il was unnecessary to hold
an inquest in the case of George Greiner who
died suddenly Monday evening, as death evil
IDENTIFY resulted from natural causes.
Henry A. Caulfeld was arrested yesterday for
disturbing the peace, on Il warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Bridget Daley, who accused him Ofthreat-
enlng her with a shotgun to prevent the reno
val of hay from piece of land which he
claims but which she had leased from another
party.
Health Officer Ferral made examination Mon
day and aScertained that the Chinaman alleged
to be leper, who is living in brush house at
Fourteenth and \ streets was not afflicted with
that disease, but probably with consumption
He is furnished food by fellow countrymen liv-
ing in the vicinity.
The State Board of Agriculture has awarded
the contract for having clay for their track at
Agricultural Park from near the Homestead
and preliminary work was commenced yeSter-
day. All teams available will be employed
and ii is hoped to have the work completed in
about three weeks or less.
Census Marshal C. E. Dingle. of Woodland. re
ports the number of white boys and girls in that
place between the ages of and II years TO be
SIS; cOlOred boys and girls, If: total, S62 Num-
Der attending school. 665 not attending. 1871
Number of children under years $50. Number
of births during the year, -.
Articles OF incorporation were filed yesterday
with the Secretary of State of the Farmers
ThraShing Association, which is organized for
the purpose of thrashing, grinding and crushing
all kinds of grain. Principal place of business
kingsbUrg, Fresno county. DirectOrs-S. ".
Hays, J. n. Parlier, c. Myers, F. d. Morrison and
L. NJ. Morgan. Capital stock, 5000.
The two railroad baseball clubs are apt to
have another game i'll Il few days, as the depot
nine are not satisfied with the result of last Fri
days contest and feel satisfied that they can
beat the freight Office combination next time
Meanwhile both organizations are quietly con
siderlng how they can get additional strength
and if another game is played the number of
runs will dOubtessly be considerably lessened.
Mrs McCarty. who had been furnished quar-
tiers at the StatiOn-hOUse for two or three days
she being stranger in town and destitute. was
yesterday given pass by Superintendent
Wright to ColfaX, from whence she Will be able
to make her way to Grass Valley, as the police
raised three or four dollars for her by subscrip-
ton. She has hopes of getting employment in
that place. having letter of recommendation
TO gentleman who viii probably be able 10
assist her.
The list of delegates from Folsom othe Demo-
cratic County Convention is as follows J. O.
Brown, B. F. Bates J. b. Harris. F. McGraw
Henry Schuter, W. Q. Davis, John MahOney, NJ.
Carrigan, John /. HOuX J. : Meredith Terry
Berls, c. o. Spaulding, John CorrigHn, John
Moore, Kern Rigney, Louis Joerger, f. c. Du-
rant and |. Fiel. There was an unsuccessful
contest as against those on the regular ticket by
MessrS. Wood. MOeller and Sullivan. The lat
ter and f. c. Durant We're especially antagOni2ed,
both being DESTROYS of being delegates to the
State Convention.
About p o clock Monday night two young men
took from the Canada saloon. Fifth and X
streets, the key to the prOprietOrS stable,
hitchcd his horse to Il buggy, and drove off
down the Riverside. The absence of the rig
being noticed the police were notified, and Off
Ger Ash went in pursuit of the parties down the
road. He learned that they had, as they passed
and concluded they We're going thither About
vehicle to the place where they had got them
fey. There has not as yet been charge made
against them.
Ar ,rr-, Mrs N-fPs Health 0ainnr Eerrol