Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-26
BRIEF NOTES,

One car load of immigrants arrived last
night.
The Sacramento river has fallen to 20 feet
inches above low.wster mark.
Chicken.thieves stole a few fowls Monday
night from the premises at 1725 street.
The Sunset Telephone Company's wires
will be in working order to Woodland early
next week.
A. J. Frost will lecture at the First Bap-
fist Church Friday evening. Subject
Liars" All are invited to attend.
The overland express was about four hours
late in its arrival last evening, having been
held at Ogden to connect with the Uuion Pa
cifc.
Sheriff Davis, of Coluss county. came to
the city last evening. on his way to the Napa
Asylum with an insane man named Isaac
Deyeries.
Judge Williams of Ell Dorado county, has
returned answer that he will be unable to try
the case of Coglan VS.. Beard in this city, as
requested.
The roller skating rink at the Pavilion will
be re-opened tonight, when there will be
good music in attendance. The floor is in
fine condition.
Next Tuesday evening concert will be
given at Kingsley Chapel, when a choice pro-
grsmme or vocal and instrumental music
will be rendered.
The only arrests made yesterday were these
of Charley English, by officer Campbell, for
disturbing the peace, and Louis Tripes, by
officer Ash, for vagrancy.
Ell Dorado Lodge, No. s. and Rising Star
Rebekah Degree Lodge. l. o. o. F., and {.
large number Of other friends, attended the
funeral Of Leonard Kellogg yesterday after
noon.
Deputy Sheriff Newbert will this morning
take Charles johnson to the State Prison as
Folsom, to serve the term of one year, to
which he was sentencedin the Superior Court
Monday for forgery.
The steamer Modoc took TO San Francisco
with her yesterday the barge Ace of Spades,
to load with coal, there being about LOCO
tons of il there TO be brought to Sacramento
for the railroad company.
Complaint was made TO the police yester-
| day of windows broken by boys playing ball,
and it is probable that the officers will be d.
rected TO enforce the ordinance prohibiting
g ball-tossing" il the streets.
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday, Robert Coronado, native of
Peru, was admitted to citizenship by Judge
Mcfarland, upon the testimony Of II. q.
Koppiizus and Thomas f. Lewis.
George Cooper, proprietor of Fisherman's
Lake, confirms the report that the perch are
unusually numerous this year, and believes
there will be good fishing with hook and line
this spring in the sloughs near the city.
The Tiyoli was crowded last night 10 VIII
ness the second presentation of TIE Child
| of the Regiment" 1t is an excellent comedy
well presented. aud cannot fail to draw good
house throughout the week. The speciality
acting is also good.
A cab horse enjoyed runaway on Second
street yesterday forenoon, and was doing
very well until, in an effort to turn in upon
the sidewalk near [ street, he slipped and
fell down, and was immediately captured.
No damage to horse or vehicle.
Weather on the bill last night was stormy.
but the snowplows had little difficulty in
keeping the track open. In this city the
clouds cleared away, but the wind remained
in the rainy quarter, and the barometer indi-
Gated that there might be more rain soon.
Monday afternoon Wong Hop, Chinese
lauudgyman left buudle of washing in the
front yard of 8 residence on NJ street, while
he went to the back door for another bundle
He was gone but minute or two, but on his
return the first package had disappeared and
the thief was out Of sight.
S. G. Medley, of whose death in this city
last Sunday we made mention yesterday, was
the father Of Mrs. William II. Ware, Mrs.
NJ. E. Ackley and J. L. Medley, and grand
father of Mrs. II. B. Breckenfeld and Mrs
! J. J. Spieker. The funeral will be from St.
Rose Church at , P. N. today.
r. B. Blowers, Of Woodland, member of
tbs Viticultural Commission, and C. A. Wet
MORE Chief Executive Viticutural Officer,
are having hot discussion as to the merits
Of certain varieties of grapes, and the com.
psratiye excellence of the lands of Yclo
county and those of San Diego for grape
culture.
In the Superior Court of Yolo county, at
Woodland last Monday. the case of A. j.
Hall va. NJ. o. Harling, County Auditor.
brought to compel the latter to sign certain
bonds, was taken up, Messrs. Ball & Craig
appearing for the petitioner. and T. E.
Baker for the respondent The demurrer
interposed was argued, and by the Court sus-
tanned, with ten days to petitioner to amend.