Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-25
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of immigrants arrive
from the East this morning.
A special train will bring down from AT
burn to Roeklin tomorrow SUNDAY
school excursion party
The Grass Valley Union SAYS that Sacra
mento as convention town gives les
sroWl than any other place in the State.
Carpenters and bricklayers are busily en-
gagged IN tearing out the old and putting il
new front TO the Turner Hail building.
Bids for privileges at the Pavilion Jul
4th will be received by the committee a
the Golden Eagle Hotel at p. NJ. to-mor
row.
/ On the Both inst another detachment O
United States troops will come down from
Redding by special train, on their way
East.
The new Pullman car Alcatraz wa.
turned out of the railroad shops Yesterday
and went down to Oakland to enter into
service. ~l- ttN ~ 81 FL -
I The County Board of Examination will
meet at Pioneer Hall at $50 A. NJ. to-day
to pass upon the qualifications of appli-
cants for teachers certificates.
The arrests yesterday were Minnie John
| son and Mary Ann Farley, by officer Ash.
Tor mlsdemeanor, and William Wenderoth,
by officers Cotfey and Arlington, for being
drunk
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday, Antonio Fontana. a native nj
Italy, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of Thomas Consolation and
Joseph Tachino
About O'Clock last evening a Young
man fell in tit at Sixth and ] streets. and
as 1t seemed impossible to bring him n
Immediately, vehicle was obtained in
which he was taken home
The attention of Department One of the
superior Court has been devoted. durinp
the past two days, to the probate case Of
the estate of Jane Wilson. deceased which
promises to last day or two yet.
The Governors Guard Cadets will this
evening celebrate the anniversary of their
pelng mustered into service with a street
parade, to be followed by social party. at
the armory, to their Immediate friends
AS the members of the California dele
CATION to the Democratic National Conyen
ton are going East in the "go-asvou-
please order, the Democrats of Sacra-
mento have abandoned the idea of giving
them " Send-off.'
The three boys who pleaded guilty in
justice Brghts Court, Washington. Mon
day evening on charge of malicious mis-
chief, have been allowed their liberty on
condition that they leave for their homes
In Virginia City Immediately 'f-
The pay car came to the city Yesterday
Tor an oyerhauling and repainting at the
shops. 1t will be of the color of fhe new
Pulinan cars when it comes out again.
Probably month, at least, will be occu-
pied In the work to be done upon it.
The alarm of fire at o'clock last even
ing from box No. 81 was occasioned by the
ignition of the woodwork around the
smokeStack of Hartwell, Hotchkiss 4,
Stalker's mill, Front and Q streets. The
services ofthe Department. were not needed
The Citizens Association on Monday
evening considered the proposed license
ordinance, and took action condemnino any |
ordinance licensing houses of prostitution. |
The Secretary was directed to transmit n |
copy of the resolution to the City Trustees. |
. The water in China Slough smells with |
exceeding loudness, and causes peonIe |
passing over the Third street bridge TO |
wonder what its condition will be after two
II three months of hot weather. The fish |
n the slough are dying rapidly from some |
,auSe
The running horses Billy the Kid. A. A.
,, Sorrel George and Dollie H. have gone
'ver to Grass Valley to participate in the
aces at Watt Park July 4th and 9Th. Other
horses, trotters as well as runners, are 90
NJ over III time for tie races, but lust what
mes Is not yet known by outsiders.
Considerable interest was manifested by
itizens yesterday in a specimen of the
nammee sapote fruit brought from Mexico
nd exhibited at the store of s Gerson
; Co. 1t is in form something like LARGE
Dose egg, or top, of a handsome russell
dior, and contains a moist pulp, covering
lrge seeds. In taste it resembles the
mango.
Last evening officers Cotfey and Airing
on took to the statiOn-house an obstreper-
US drunk, from Fourth and J streets. He
nnounced, while en- route for the Gala
Dose, that he was fighter from San Fran
SEQ, and it was Il cold day when he got ,
1T. The genial officers responded that
Is remarks were out of order it was
arm evening, and he wasn't left-they ]
ere taking him along with them. 1
There went East by Monday evenings ,
Ipress train number of japanese game
llckens, especially noticeable because of :
leir long tails. which were in some in
anceS two and half feet in length. In
lis respect they are not, according to re-
ort, good specimens of this variety of
lpanese fowls, as there are instances in
hich they have been known to have tails !
inc feet long, they being of the family of :
heasants. There also went East as a part
the shipment number of specimens of
lpanese snakes. The whole consignment
Ell route for the Geological Gardens, Lon
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