Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-01
BRIEF NOTES.

The close season for quail expired last
night.
There were no arrests made by the police
yesterday
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
this morning.
I. NJ. Smith, Democratic candidate for
Treasurer, publishes his card this morning.
There will be turkey shooting next Sun
day at Pete Nelson's, Twelfth-street bridge.
The Grand Councillor will visit Sacra-
mento Council, No. So, 0. c. F., this even
ing at 100
The National County Convention will
meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in
Pioneer Hall.
The Ceutsche Frauen Verein will meet
at the German Lutheran Church this after
noon at o'clock to elect officers.
B. Alexander, an old resident of Sacra-
mento, but lately living at Reno. New, has
been unfortunate recently in consequence
of fire and sickness.
A special meeting of the Plumed Knights
will be held at the Wigwam this evening
to decide relative to an invitation to visit
San Francisco next Saturday.
A new weekly paper, Republican in poll
tics, named the folo Independent, has made
its appearance in that county, under the
management of S. NJ. Norton.
A meeting of Republicans will be held
this evening at the old Pavilion, for the
purpose of forming a Blaine and Logan
Fire Brigade. All are invited.
Officer Rider was engaged yesterday mott
flying prOperty-o owners to trim off all
branches of trees to a distance of at least
six feet from the fire-alarm telegraph wires.
Charley Mitchell, young colored man,
raised in Sacramento, and known to nearly
everybody, died in Folsom Monday of
pneumonia, and his body was yesterday
brought here for interment.
]. T. Convoy, switchman at Port Costa
who had his leg broken during the fight a
few nights since when party of tramps
attempted to capture the town, was yester-
day brought to the Railroad Hospital.
Unless the weather should be threaten
ing this morning, the Folsom Sportsmen's
Club and their friends will start for Ben
nett's ranch, about three miles below
Single Springs, for their annual camp-out
Members of the late Democratic County
Convention from the First and Third Wards
will meet at Howe's Hall this evening, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate for
the Assembly for the Eighteenth Assembly
District.
A young man named Fred Gruhler
while handling pistol at Turner Hall
saloon yesterday, and being in the act of
putting it in his pocket, accidentally shot
himself in the thigh, inficting pretty
severe wound,
A report reached town during the week,
says the Gait Gazette, ''that Geo. I. Snow,
formerly of this place, died in Victoria,
b. c., recently, of typhoid pneumonia
Mr.. S. was prominently connected with
the Gait Histrionic Club last winter"
Officers Woods and Rider arrested yes
terday D. P. Edwards, who is the indiyid-
ual suspected of stealing E. 3. Reeds coat
last Sunday. The ceat was found Monday
evening where he had pawned it, and he
had also pawned white blanket, which
may also have been stolen.
The excursion train of eight Pullman
cars bringing the members of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, who are Ell
route from the East to attend the dnnual
Convention at San Francisco, arrived here
about 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and
took breakfast at the Silver Palace. After
breakfast they were furnished an oppor-
tunity to inspect and ride upon the NAM
moth engine Ell Gobernador, which was
moved up and down upon the track near
the depot, and carried many load Of pas
sengers upon its short trips. The ezcur-
sionists were also furnished with gener-
Gus supply of fresh California fruit which
all appeared to appreciate.