Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-20
BRIEF NOTES.

i Two carloads of immigrants arrived fr0r
the East this morning.
| Fourteen carloads of tea were shipped t
the East by special train yesterday
A meeting of the Republican Club of tn
Fourth Ward will be held tomorrow even
ing.
A gentleman exhibited at Woodland
few days ago specimens of oats nine feet il
hight, raised upon his ranch in that county
Charles Baltz and John McCabe, VIII,
burglarized the railroad office at Madison
Yolo county, last Saturday, have been helC
to answer in $1,000 each.
The Pullman palace car Seminole. which
had been receiving repairs at the railroad
shops, was turned out yesterday and wen
below TO enter into service.
1t is reported that the valuable stallion
St. Lawrence owned by Myron L. Rose, o.
Gait died last Monday night of inflamma.
ton of the stomach and bowels.
The steamer San Joaquin No. sailed fol
San Francisco yesterday with merchandise
and the steamer Governor Dana, taking the
place of the Dover, cleared for the upper
Sacramento.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of r. Davis, by officers Ash andSulli.
van, for cruelty to children; and All Joe
by officer Ash, for battery on All Due and
carrying concealed weapon-a knife
about foot long.
A number of the Order of Native Sons
OF this city. assisted by a delegation from
San Francisco, will institute Parlors at lone
City and Jackson, on the evening of Satur-
day, the 2Sth. This will make thirtv-two
ParlorS in the State
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church South
Will give social this evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Curtis, one and one-half
miles from Washington. Conyevan 1i,,.,
will be at the church at O'Clock for the
convenience of all who desire to attend.
r. II. Newton claims to have the boss
ten-acre vineyard in Yolo county. 1t is on
the Harlan tract. The growth is 50 great
that the vines look as if they were two
years old, instead of one. Scarcely a vine
failed to grow, and the stand is almost per-
feet.
The shotgun fraternity of Sacramento
are discussing the probabilities of a match
at pigeon-shoOting which is talked of be-
tween James Parrot and George Reuter-.
Parrot beat Reuter- in a match two or
three years ago, but the latter is reported to
w
can do better than on that occasion.
The Turner's of this city, numbering
about forty, with fifteen or twenty friends,
will leave for Los Angeles this afternoon.
to be present at the tenth Turn Fest of the
Pacific Turn-Bezirk. which is to be held
under the auspices of the Turn ercin Ger
mania of that place The Sacramentans
expect to be absent from home about Il
week.
Eighteen carloads of United States soldiers
will come up by special train from San
Francisco this evening on their way East
to exchange with other commands, now en-
route for California, a special train of
three coaches and six freight cars with
soldiers will come down from Redding this
afternoon to join the men from the Bay
going East.
The railroad company has recently had
Ill the spikes in the sidewalk between |
street and the depot driven down, SO that
hey Will not interfere with people passing
o and fro. 1t would be a good idea for cit
zens owning plank sidewalks to follow this
good example, for in many localities the
pixies are holding up their heads in very
manner
Jones Il Anderson's fish market has been
CiilONN w II OliI lOlll tttS " TIOlll
md |. streets. the steamer Gov Dana hav-
ng towed the barge to its new location on
Wednesday. 1t is understood that the San
Joaquin Company intend to make improve
nentS at the foot Of y street, where the
market was, with the intention of charging
heir steamer landing.
BARwICK's MISUNDERSTANDING from the |
Weather reports of yesterday. there appears |
o be a meteorological disturbance of con- !
iderable importance in Washington Terri |
DRY and Oregon; also another in the Vi |
'inityof Los Angeles, for it was showerv |
here during yesterday forenoon. and at s |
'clock last night it was threatning, with a |
sunset reported. There has |
'een no precipitation at San Diego al |
hough the weather was cloudy all day |
esterday. A foul-weather sunset was re-
Orted IN the country north of California
he heavy rain-StOrm that must be raging
D the north of Washington Territory will |
e acceptable to the Astorians, who a few
avs ago reported everything suffering
rom the dry weather or dry season. 1t
nay be possible that the dry season that
vas expected this year in California changed |
actics and remained in the cold north
lndS of Astoria. In the last twenty-foUr
IOurs there was 80 of an inch Of rain at
olympia, .06 of an inch at Portland, SO of
II inch at Fort Candy, Or, a sprinkle at
iOSeburg and OF of an inch at Los Angeles.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-A meeting of
Democrats was held at the Supreme Court
DOM last evening, pursuant To call, to ar
ange for a demonstration in honor of the !
Democratic delegation from California to
he National Convention at Chicago. on
heir passage through this city ON the 2Sth
nst., en- route eastward. \ committee of |
even was appointed to raise funds for the |
of brass band on the occa-
ION referred to, and also to provide for a
eceptiOn to Congressman c. \. Sumner on |
lis return from Washington.
DELINQUENT TAXEs WANTED.-Statc Cor
roller Dunn has sent another notice rela- |
i've to delinquent taxes to Treasurer Refs. |
# San Francisco. rs follows u respect |
ully request YOU not to pay out any por-
ion of the money received from delinquent |
axes applicable to the payment of the |
lain of the State for the sum of 81 |
90 26, a demand for the payment of which |
vas made May %, 1854 After consulta- |
ion with the City and County Attorney, |
nit will be brought and the matter forced |
0 Il speedy conclusion.
CARD FROM REV. Mr.. RIcE-The fol- |
owing from Rev II. H. Hice explains |
self: EDS. REcoRD-U MON: | was alb |
ent from the city when your re-
orter called on me for my opinion on the |
roposed ordinance to license houses of |
restitution. l wish to put myself on
ecord in your columns as absolutely OPP |
osed to the proposition 1t would be in de-
ant violation of the State law and would |
q paD1prino To the evil MISSIONS of the |
)weSt men in Sacramento"
THE New HOSE HoUsE.-The new hose
ouse at Ninteenth and l. streets has been
lken possession of by the Fire Department, |
aving been fitted up with all necessary
A four-wheelcd hose car
age is being used. with an excellent horse
$ motive power, and the people III the
astern portion of the city feel much pleased |
18th the arrangements made for the protec-
on of their property from fire,
En- ROUTE To SToCKToN.-Deputy Sheriff
dams of Nevada county passed through
ne city yesterday, taking to the Insane
.sylum at Stockton Josephine Pelligrini,
II escape from that institution She is a
woman, of muscular build,
nd showed her endurance recently by
'alking from stockton, on making her es-
ape from the Asylum, TO Grass Valley,
here she used to reside.
RICHMOND GRovE-To-morrow afternoon
nd evening and Sunday afternoon and
yening will be the last appearances at
richmond Grove of La Selle, the wafer
ueen, and Dick Devlin, Miss Nav Canola
nd Gus Lamont, in their specialties.
BRIc-A-BRAC CLUB. - The adjourned |
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