Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-13
BRIEF NOTES.

| Thrae carloads of immigrants arT1Fef
from the Nast this morning.
! Iii understood that the pay-car will ar
rive here today from Ogden.
| The Tennessee Jubilee Singers left this
city yesterday morning for lone.
But one arrest was made yesterday
Mary Doe by officer ASH, for exhibiting.
The Sacramento river fell but BALI an
inch yesterday, and last evening registered
| ii feet Al inches.
The steamer Flora arrived from the
| upper Sacramento yesterday with gram,
and the San Joaquin No. from Port Costa,
| light.
The new Pullman drawing-roofn car
Monterey was sent out from the raiiroad
shops yesterday and went down TO OAK
| land TO commence duty.
Officer Arlington while fishing near
Bannon's slough last Sunday, caught
salmon trout with hook and line. He has
not said much about it, but feels good
H.A. Weaver announces that he has OBJ
| tanned the right to publish the State Far
Daily Guide for exclusive distribution at
both Park and Pavilion during the State
Fair.
The -Four and Half Precinct Blaine
and Logan Club will meet this evening at $
O'Clock in East End Hall, Eighteenth and
NJ streets. Henry L. Buckley ard other
speakers will deliver addresses.
A young man named Joseph Welch had
five severe epileptic fits on the sidewalk near
the corner OF Fourth and X streets about
Il o'clock Monday night, and was con-
veyed to his home III an exhausted condl-
ton.
The brick building of Mayor Brown, on
the northwest corner of Eighth and }
streets, which had third story built upon
it lately, has been completed, newly paint
ed, and Is now one Of the imeSt-looklng
buildings on the street.
4 Chinaman who suffered fracture of
leg day or two ago at Tehama, III conse-
quence of the running away Of horse he
was driving was brought down by yester-
day mornings train, and taken TO San
Francisco for treatment by doctor OF his
own nationality.
Officers Woods and Farrell, and Messrs,
Flaherty, Weinrich, McCarty and O'Neil,
returned last evening from a hunting trip
of three weeks. They had a fine time and
plenty of game. In fact there was large
quantity OF chicken feathers remaining III
their wagon rs evidence of their success in
hunting.
The remains of the colored boy, VESSEL
Lee, who was drowned above Washington
Sunday afternoon, were Yesterday forwarded
by undertaken Kavanaugh to his friends at
San Francisco. The remains of Edward
Kennedy, the white boy drowned on the
same occasion. will probably be sent TO San
Francisco to-day.
Two Cinnamon had a fight i'll 4 wash
bOuSo f,r, Third St root bafIpppD NJ and \
about go yesterday, and pummeled one
another heartily, yelling meanwhile SO
loudly that they could be heard 4 block.
When they got tired and ceased their ex
ertions, ii did not appear that either had
received as much hurt as l0-year-o boy
might have inflicted.
Chief of Police Jackson, who has been in
San Francisco on business before the SUI
preme Court, states that some one has
started a report down there that Joe Hur
tado, who died in the Sacramento County
Jail, is not dead, having only slammed
death and is Low III place OF safety from
the law officers. When Jackson responded
that he knew iurfado was dead, the in
quirv was made whether ne saw him laid
out
A dispatch from Ogden says: Mrs. G. 3.
Buckley, of New York, en- route on the
Central Pacific train from Los Angeles, died
this morning of consumption just before
reaching Ogden and was buried here. She
recently went to California in search of
health, but gradually grew worse, and she
bought tickets back to New York, hoping
to reach her husband and friends alive.
While en- route west her child, 81 years of
age died on the train and was buried ut
Sacramento.
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morning officer Ash heard children crying
woman with two chidren-one about
years old, and the other about year. The
woman stated that they came here from
San Francisco three weeks ago, her money
became exhausted. and she had that even
ing been put out of the hotel where she was
stopping because she could not pay her
bill She and the children were taken 10
the station-house blythe officer and made
comfortable. Yesterday morning after
breakfast, they took their departure.
A San Francisco paper says that last
Monday Judge $. w Sanderson's private
carriage, containing his two daughters, was
almost upset in front of the Grand Opera
House through the carelessness of the
driver The team was driven close TO the
sidewalk, when the shaft was caught be-
Iliiiu tIlc CitStI IL iiSAJ pOIC HtdI tIiC Cul
stone The driver endeaYored to eXtricate
the vehicle by steering the horses side
ways and in so doing he broke the shaft
in twain. The team then became unman-
ageable, and it was with some difficulty
that the young ladies were taken from the
carriage without injury, but apparently
very much frightened.
FACTS which cannot be controverted are
stubborn things. Chris. Vail, the we'll
known proprietor of the Columbus Brew
cry, has the reputation of manufacturing
the best beer in this city The reasons
are, his machinery is Of the latest improved
make. His beer when Keyed is placed in
refrigerator packed with ice, and only
taken out when sold. Mr.. Vail is the sole
manufacturer of the famous Pilscner Sal
vator beer.
To-Day great values in cloaks. Don't
fail to come and see them. Red House.