Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
BRIEF NOTES.

One car losd Of immigrants arrived last
night.
Weather in the mountains was clear last
night and the barometer high, and trains are
on time,
William Hadwick was yesterday struck by
| horse he was leading, and received severe
cut on the head.
The Hibernian Benevolent Society will
have banquet st the Capital Hotel this
eyening st 9 o'clock.
The overland train was an hour and a half
late in its arrival from the EAss last evening.
having been detained east Of Truckee.
James II. Mstheny, native of Virginia.
aged % years, formerly a resident Of Sacrs-
mentc, died suddenly Ia San Francisco en-
Thursday.
There will be ms ing Of Irish citizens at
st. RISE schooi-room tomorrow al , P. NJ, to
make arrangements for the celebration of st.
Patrick's Day.
Ed, I. Smith. Secretary of the State 4 gri-
cultural Society, has two lockets which were
found in tie Exposition building after the
last bali held there.
The next session of the Grand Council,
Chosen Friends, will be held in Sacramento,
when 1t is expected there will be about 200
delegates in attendance.
Charles Atwood. one of the Central Pacific
yardmen. who was crushed between cars on
Front street last Thursday, is still alive, but
not much improved in condition.
In the Superior Court, Department One,
this evening, George NJ. Ferr, convicted OF
forgery, and Charles Monahan, convicted of
burglary in the second degree. will receive
sentence.
About the only observance of Washington's
Birthday in this city yesterday wss the dis
play of hunting and the closing of the Courts,
public Offices and many business houses. The
improved Order of Red Men also observed
the day by giving social entertainments
The remains of the late o. P. Goodhue will
be brought TO the city by the 1905 P. NJ. train
to morrow from San Francisco, and the
funeral will take place FROM the depot under
the auspices OF Cspitol Lodge. No. 81, 1. O.
D. f. The City Board Of Education will
also attend in body.
Rumors having been circulated that Daniel
Lubin was acting in the interest Of the city
boncholders, and especially Daniel Never,
Mr.. Lubin, in card published in another
column, denies sill such allegations, denounces
them as false in every respect. and offers
$1,000 TO any person who can prove them or
any portion of them.
Yesterday afternoon ls6y who was seeing
her daughter and SrardcAud OFT on the Cali
fornis and Oregon train, in lifting the child
TO the platform while the train was pulling
out of the depot, got between the cars, and
IN second more would have been run over,
but for George f. Bronner. who caught and
pulled her out of danger.
The Stockton Herald of the 20.h says:
Justice Treadwell yesterday rendered judg.
ment in favor of ]. c. Ziensgo for $3.50 for
service rendered the defense in the murder
trials of Troai and Lentini. Ziguego
secured the country for witnesses in behalf
of the defendants with such success that be
claimed their scqui5tal was largely due to his
efforts.
r. E. McGee, Of No. ) fremont place.
Boston. writes to learn the whereabouts Of
Hugh McGee, formerly Of Butte county, and
who Yves in the Assembly of the twenty-ffth
session of the Legislature, in some capacity.
Conrad Gischel is wanted by the California
Immigration Society, and Ed. F. Smith,
Secretary of the State Agricultural Society,
is inquiring for him.