Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22
BRIEF NOTES.
Two carloads of immigrant; arrived from
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Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East last night.
L. L. Lewis premises at 1923 II street,
were robbed of thirteen chickens Sunday
night.
Cynthia Harrington was yesterday in the
Superior Court granted divorce from NJ. J.
Harrington.
The report of the Horticultural Commits
sioners will be issued from the State Printing
Office in day or two.
The Treasurer of Mono county settled with
the State Controller yesterday, and paid into
the State Treasury Sl7, 1SS "a.
This is the day upon which the cases of
Hurtado and Rstsn are to be argued before
the United States Supreme Court.
The annual meeting of the Capital Gas
Company, which was to have been held yes
terday, was postponed until February 4th.
Phoenix Lodge, L. o. o. F., of Gait, in
stalled their newly-elected officers Saturday
evening. A banquet followed the installation.
a meeting of the Directors of the State
Agricultural Society will be held at 2 P. NJ.
to-day, to accept the new Exposition build
ing.
Marco Mania is improving the appearance
OF his building on the southwest corner of
Third and streets by the application of
new coat of mastic
The license cases will come up for hearing
in the Superior Court this morning-before
Judge Armstrong, if Judge Mcfarland is
not well enough to preside.
A gentleman who came down from Shasta
yesterday says that the almond trees in that
section are in full bloom, and that all nature
has donned the garb of spring.
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fine sheep, from Australia, belonging to Cat.
lown & Sisson, passed through the city yes.
terdsy en- route for Grant county, Oregon.
Miss Ida Miller, teacher of the seventh.
grace school at Tenth and 2 streets, had her
purse, containing sos, stolen from her school
room during her momentary absence yester.
day forenoon.
E. A. Bovyer, contractor, is building a
threestory and basement addition to the
Columbus Brewery to be used as beer Gel
lar, ice. house, cooler, etc. 1t is in dimen-
sions a by "a feet.
Deputy Sheriff NJ. A. Wilson, of San
Francisco, brought up last night Bartlett
Flynn and John Carrigan. who are bound
for Folsom to serve three years each for bur-
glarY in the second degree.
The water will be shut off from the Second
street main from the alley between and X
south to L street, l. and NJ from Second to
Third, and Q and r, Fourth and Fifth
streets, at o'clock this morning.
1t is refreshing to notice that the Sacra-
mento Bee has az last come to the conclusion
to call California's celebrated trout stream by
its proper name. In their last issue it was
Cloud, preceded with a good-sizsd Nc.
George B. Sailor, who was brought back
from Baltimore by detective Thacker on Sun.
dsy, on a charge Of stage robbery, WAS taken
up to Downieville yesterday by Sheriff
Mead, OF Sierra county, Who mad come down
after him.
In Justice Buckingham's Court, Washing
ton, yesterday Oscar Hanson, Eugene Rob
erts William Van Kirk, Bert Tansberry and
Jesse Dolsn pleaded guilty to the charge of
assault and battery. They will receive their
sentence at 10 a. N. to-day.
a team attached TO wagon loaded with
wood, the turnout belonging to the woodward
st Sixth anG Il streets, entered upon a run
away in the upper part Of the city yesterday
morning, and knocked down some awning
posts at Twelfth and 1 streets,
About o'clock yesterday afternoon an
inebriated individual who was driving in the
vicinity Of Fifth and K streets, while whip
ping his horse, got too strong hold upon
one line, turning the horse around SO sharply
that the front axle Of the buggy was broken.
The General Committee for the charity
ball has instructed the Committee on Amuse-
ments to prepare programme OF musical Sc
lections a portion of the evenings enter
msnt. The latter committee extends general
invitation to every organized society in the
city to contribute its share to the programme.
About noon yesterday, as a lady, accom-
panied by q little girl about three and a half
years Of age, was crossing st Third and j
streets, msn riding on horseback turned
the corner, and his horse knocked the child
down and passed over her. She was picked
up unhurt, much to the pleasure of spec.a-
tore, who feared she had received serious ia
jury. The riier of the horse stopped as soon
IS possible and earnestly expressed his re-
greet that the accident had occurred.
The Governor has refused to grant re-
spite in the case Of Wheeler, the stranger,
who IS sentenced to be hung in San Francisco
tomorrow. The District Attorney and
Wheeler's counsel have both called on Gov
ernor Storeman, anu much influence was
brought to bear to induce him to respite
Wheeler until after the Hurtado Il sten cases
were decided in the Supreme Court of the
United States. He says Wheeler was con-
yicted twice Of O horrible crime, before able
Judges and competent juries, and he would
not interfere. If Wheeler should be respited
and ex-Attorney- General Hart should via
his case now pending, Wheeler would have
to be reiEdcted and it would be impossible
then to convict him, as his wife, the principal
witness against him and the sister of his vic.
tim, has since died.
SUICIDE.-Suuday evening Joseph Schiller,