Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-21
BRIEF NOTES.

r Three carloads of immigrants arrive
from the East this morning.
Eleven carloads of tea went East by spe
eial train from San Francisco yesterda
, morning.
The steamer San Joaquin No. arrive,
, from the upper Sacramento yesterday witt
: bargeload of wood
Charles n Post will be candidate mex
fall for the Republican nomination 70
Justice of the Peace.
Five carloads of vegetables and fruit wert
forwarded to Denver by one of the "sol
der" trains yesterday
The Fourth Ward Republican Club viii
meet this evening at o'clock in the new
hall of the State House Hotel.
Sheriff Davis, of Colusa county, took t.
!, Folsom Thursday afternoon Thos. Barnes
who is to serve two years for robbery
Officers and members of Company G
First Artillery Regiment, are ordered tc
appear at their armory at I A. NJ. tomorrow
A. & A Hebron have taken steps tc
have the city ordinance relative tC
slaughter-houses passed upon by the Su-
preme Court.
Several of the jurymen who were sum-
moned in the Eldred will contest case
| turned over their per diem OF 81 to the How
ard Benevolent Society.
A praise service will be held tomorrow
evening at the Congregational Church,
under the leadership of Mr.. Elwood Bru-
ner, commencing at 730.
Sheriff McLennan, of Butte county. passed
through the city yesterday with an insane
man whom he was taking to Stockton, and
prisoner for San Quentin
A coat was stolen yesterday from in front
of the Mechanics Store, and three pairs of
| blankets from a second hand store on K
! street, between Front and Second
| Elwood Bruner says he is not a candi-
date for the office of District Attorney, but
aspires to be Assemblyman from the sec
ond district George w Newbert, county
jailer, says he is candidate for Sheriff
The overland train from the East brought
among its passengers this morning Frank
NJ. Pixley and Irving NJ. Scott. of San
Francisco, who were delegates to the Re
publican National Convention at Chicago.
The three runaway boys from Virginia
City, who were taken in charge by detect
ives Hickey and Brissell on Wednesday.
were released from custody yesterday, their
parents not appearing to think it worth
while to come or send for them, although
notified of their whereabouts.
The Bric-a-Brac Club held meeting last
evening at the residence of the Misses
Weeks, and resolved to take its annual va
cation during the outing" season. from
July 1st to October LIST, during which period
no receptions will be held, that for the
coming week to be the last of the season.
About two carloads of Sacramento ladies
and gentlemen, members of the Turn Yer
Elm and their friends, left on the excursion
to Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. The
only thing weighing upon their minds was
relative to whether they would be able to
obtain sleeping accommodations on arriv-
ing at their destination
Officers Coffey and Rider had lively
chase early Thursday evening after a young
man who had been acting very indecently
on Second street north of l. They pursued
him to Sixth street and the north levee
one of the officers getting a ride on a switch
engine to that point, but the fugitive beat
locomotive and all and escaped
A special train came down from Redding
TO ROseyille Junction about 3 P NJ yester-
day, with soldiers and equipments, and
started from there for the East A larger
train, OF similar character, came up from
the Bay last evening, and went East. The
soldiers who are to replace these will arrive
from the States in few days.
The Pacific Thomson Houston Electric
Light Company had lamps in operation last
evening at Second and X, Second and J,
Third and J. Fifth and j and Tenth and J
streets and the brilliant manner in which
the streets were thus lighted attracted
much attention. The company expect TO
have lamps burning at the intersections of
other streets tonight.
Samuel Gamble the weIl-known horse
man, brought up from the Bay yesterday
portion of his stable, including two fine
four-year-old trotters, one by Mambrino
Patchen and the other by J W. Richmond
He intends to locate at Agricultural Park
permanently, believing that the track with
the improvements now in progress will be
the finest in the State.
John Hollett, the emgrant passenger for
the East, who was victimized out of $50
recently by confidence operators, as has
been detailed in the RECORD UNION. had
started East before George Howard was ar
rested at Oakland at the instance of Chief
Jackson, but the railroad company passed
him back to Sacramento in order that he
might have an opportunity of seeing How
ard and testifying whether he was the party
wanted. Yesterday, on seing the prisoner,
HOllett identified him as one of the two
men who swindled him. The case will
probably come up for examination in the
Police Court to-day.