Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-03
BRIEF NOTES.

The Supervisors did not transact any
: business yesterday.
The cllrfew-bell rings ct s O'Clock now
, and will until next spring.
| Three carloads of immigrants arrived
! from the East this morning.
An orange weighing p ounces will be on
exhibition at the State Fair from San Diego
The fall open season for salmon does not
commence very well, the fishermen catch
ing very few.
Albert T. MarliSs and L. j. Kimball OF
Sacramento, have been granted patent for
a ter-worker.
a new sidewalk is being constructed on
the east side of Third street, between the
ice-house and street.
The pay car, after settling with the rail.
road employees here, left last evening for
Ogden on the express train.
Governor Stoneman has appointed Albert
J. Plant as Captain of the Governors Guard
Cadets First Artillery Regiment.
The Ladies Reception Committee of Sac
meet at Changers Hall this afternoon at ,
O'clock
\ lady of Grass Valley was in the city
yesterday looking for her daughter, who
had ran away from home with concert
saloon minstrel
r. NJ. Clarken addressed the Cleveland
and Hendricks Fire Brigade at their hall
on Sixth street last evening. The attend
ance was quite good.
Nine cans full of young trout, about an
inch in length, were sent from Shelley
hatchery on Monday, to be placed in the
Yuba river near Cisco.
Some one astonished the people in the
vicinity of Third and K streets about 6
o'clock yesterday morning by firing pistol
shot, apparently just for the fun of the
thing
There came down from the Folsom
Prison yesterday eighteen pieces of granite
for the fence of the State Capitol, and the
work of constructing the fence has been
resumed.
During the month of August the County
Clerk issued fOrty-one marriage licenses,
and the Superior Court granted three di
yorces. Seven foreign-born residents were
naturalized.
Two stacks of John Patton's wheat were
burned yesterday morning in his field near
the Tweve-mile House on the Stockton
road 1t is supposed to have been set on
fire by tramps. No insurance.
During August W f. Gerber received
1902 p, fees as Recorder, and $11S 80, fees
as Auditor County Clerk Coglan received
fees 10 the amount Of S452 50, and Sheriff
Estill fees to the amount Of S94 10.
Local officer Martin arrested last evening
on suspicion Of larceny a man whom he
found cndeavoring to sell 4 pair of nearly
new martingales for drink. The owner
can obtain them by calling at the station
house.
There was 4 large assemblage at Delta
the terminus of the California and Oregon
Railroad-yesterday attending the sale Of
town lots. The train carrying excursion
lists to the sale was unable to accommodate
all who wished TO go from the upper
towns.
The Woodland Democrat says: a num-
Der of our local nimrOds are having royal
sport in the fields near the watering places
along Cache creek, shooting doves. The
birds are abundant and fat. A party of
hunters Sunday afternoon bagged several
dozen
Thomas Arthur complained at the sta
toni house yesterday morning against Dave
Brown both coloredl accusing him of cut
ting complainant on the head with
Ratchet during a difficulty which they had
at Browns saloon, on street. \ charge
of assault with deadly weapon was made
against Brown