Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-03
BRIEF NOTES.

Yesterday the Sacramento river fell to IS
feet 8 inches
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
this morning.
1t is stated that Eli S. Dennison, of Oak
land. will be candidate for Congress from
the Third District
The Republican County Convention of
Yolo county Will be held at Woodland
July 10Th at > P. NJ.
J. Gruhler, of this city, has received sew
eral beautiful specimens of snow plant from
Mr.. Shaeffer of Truckee.
Nothing has yet been heard from S. f.
Berry, who escaped from the county Jail
Tuesday, lover the garden wall"
The steamer Margie, which has been re-
ceiving an overhauling on the ways in
Washington was launched yesterday.
John Blue has brought to Sacramento
from Woodland the PAGER Killarney and
two other horses which he has in training.
Sacramento and Friendship Councils, o.
c. F., had Joint installation of officers last
evening, followed by an entertainment and
dance.
Professor II. G.. Eastman's clocutionary
entertainment at Jacobs Hall last evening
men, and was well received.
The Central and Southern Pacific Rail
road employees at San Francisco were paid
off Tuesday, and those along the line Of the
road will be paid in few days.
The system of electric lights on J street,
from Second to Tenth, was completed yes
terday by the placing in position of lamps
at the intersections of Seventh and Eighth
streets with J.
A merry party of little children, who
were returning from a picnic, serenaded
the RECORD UNION last evening. If their
singing was not highly artistic, it was GER
tainly full of life.
4 passengers grip sack was stolen from
the Golden Eagle bus ut the depot early
yesterday morning. The thief is supposed
to have reached his hand i'll through side
window of the vehicle.
Murray, who was convicted in the Su-
perior Court of Yolo county last Saturday
of arson in setting fire to the Jail at Madi-
son, has been sentenced to one year III the
State Prison at Folsom.
These arrests were made yesterday: Ed.
Rand, by officer Kent. for disturbing the
peace; Harry Welch, by officer Frazee, for
being drunk; Alice La Poe, by officer
| W OOQS, LOT INSTRUMENTATION.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
| hack team had a runaway on street,
starting from near Seventh and being
caught at Second. The horses did not run
| fast enough to do any damage.
W f. Gerber reports that during the
month of June he received fees as Recorder
to the amount of 1919 Is; and, as Auditor,
the amount of S16f 80. C. NJ. Coglan,
! County Clerk, received fees to the amount
of S499 50.
! The steamer G. NJ Small came down
| from Marysville yesterday, going to San
! Francisco steamer NeponSet arrived from
the upper Sacramento with produce; steam
| cr San Joaquin, No. 2, from San Francisco
with merchandise.
Judge Armstrong ordered yesterday in
| the matter of the estate Of Jane Wilson, de-
ceased. transferred to this county from
Yolo that the property be turned over tC
Geo f. Bronner, Public Administrator o.
Sacramento county.
\ boy stole satchel, containing consid-
! cradle money, belonging to one of tho
| teachers from the ante-room of the school
house at Fourth and Q Streets yesterday
morning One of the pupils pursued the
thief and recovered the property.
Parties who have property on Oak
avenue. in the block bounded by and X
| Seventh and Eighth streets. complain tina
the street sprinklers do not fulfill their con
tract, as they only sprinkle that much
| travelled street about twice week.
About 700 children participated yester
| dav afternoon in the rehearsal for The
chorus on the afternoon of the Fourth, tht
lecture-room of the Congregational Churcf
being crowded The last rehearsal will bt
held at the Exposition building at P. NJ
to-day.