Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-24
BRIEF NOTES.

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| to Il feet IL inches.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
| from the East yesterday.
The delivery pipe at the water works was
| thoroughly repaired yesterday morning
and the supply of water is all right again.
| San Francisco sent up TO this city yes
terday S95 444 90, the States share of per
sonal property taxes collected in that city.
The thermometer got up to go in this
| city yesterday. The heat was felt more
| than usual, doubtless, because of the recent
cool weather.
During this week, from Tuesday to Sat
urday Inclusive thirteen carloads of fruit
will be forwarded East from this city by
express trains.
The overland express train will not ar
rive in this city until s or o'clock this
morning. having been eight hours late
leaving Ogden.
| Electric lamps are being placed i'll posi-
| ton on Front street, at the intersection of
J, and l. streets, by the Pacific Electric
Light Company.
| Helen McCurdy was yesterday in Depart
| ment One of the Superior Court granted a
decree of divorce from James McCurdy,
and the custody of the children.
The Government Directors of the Union
| Pacific Railroad will arrive here by special
train from the other side of the mountain
to-day, and go to San Francisco by the $50
P NJ train.
The anniversary concert and other eXer-
cises given at the Fourteenth street Presby
terian Sabbath school rooms last evening
were attended by large number of people
who found the programme interesting.
The Republican County Committee pub
fish card in another column, instructing
those who desire to become registered or
naturalized as 10 what they must do to be
qualified 10 vote at the general election in
November
George D. Gardner, recently sentenced in
the Superior Court to serve a term of one
year in the State Prison at Folsom for
violating sepulture, was taken up to that
institution by Deputy Sheriff Newbert yes
terday morning.
AT Woodland, day or two ago, William
Sisson, who attempted to escape from the
chaingang but was recaptured, was SEN
fenced in the Police Court to serve fifteen
days additional to his original term for
making the effort.
Last evening horse attached to a milk
wagon was set upon by a swarm of wasps
at Fifth and n streets, and made to dance
around i'll Il very lively manner, but no
damage was done, as he was prevented
from running away.
Blaine and Logan white hats were as
numerous on the streets of Sacramento
yesterday as though they had rained down.
y well-known Democrat remarked, speak
ing of this fact, It's no use talking, there's
going to be great many of them this
year"
Sheriff Estill recently scld at auction, on
a judgment from the Superior Court, the
Sutterville Brewery property including the
buildings, etc, block of land, but not the
machinery of the brewery, for s., 200, the
Germania Building and Loan Association
being the purchaser.
The friends of Manuel Tanderbaum, who
was accidentally run over by the cars and
killed near the Summit on the 18th inst,
saw an account in the RECORD NION, and
have sent up and taken charge of the body,
which was buried at Dutch Flat and viii
take it to San Francisco to-day.
The streets were sprinkled but little dur
ing the past few days, in consequence of
the scarcity of water, and the dust had be-
come very troublesome when the sprinklers
got ut work again yesterday afternoon. The
heat of the city was also increased consider
ably in consequence of the streets not being
wet down.
Detective Brissell and officer Arlington
arrested yesterday morning ON dispatch
two tramps who are said to have beaten
their way from San Francisco to Sacra-
mento ON the previous evening. They were
sent back to Bcnicia, where they were
wanted as witnesses in the case of man
who had been in their company, and who
fell from the wharf at the place and was
drowned.
new organization called the Mechan-
les Building and Loan Association has
been organized in Sacramento The D-
rectors are a. S. Hopkins, J. l. Felter,
Thomas J. Scott, w. d. Stalker, G. G.. Tyr
rcll j. L. Mills and George B. Blue. The
officers are a. S. Hopkins, Presidents w.
D. Stalker, Vice-Presidcnt; J. +. Mills,
Treasurer Charles r. Parsons, Secretary;
A. p. Catlin, Attorney.
Politicians of Woodland are warming up
on election matters. Three wagers have
been made as to the result Of the Presi-
Dental contest, the losers to wheel the win
ncrs in wheelbarrows from First street to
the Pacific Hotel. These wagers have been
made by Fred. G. Ellenbock, c. Lurch and
Richard Alge, Democrats, on one side, and
F. W. Brcndel, II. Montaney and Otto
Schluer, Republicans, on the other.
Whichever is successful will be wheeled
by the other party behind a brass band
The Yolo Maa of yesterday says that NJ
r. York, a farmer living near Madison, in
that county, recently bought 1000 sacks,
thinking he would not have enough grain
to fill that number When he commenced
10 thrash he soon discovered his mistake
and sent for 1000 more. This number was
also found insufficient, and he was after
ward compelled to send for 700 more. AT
latest accounts those were filled, and we
haven't learned whether Mr.. York is done
thrashing vet or not Evidently the grain
is turning out far in excess of eXpecta
tons
Throws OUr AND Hurry esterday
afternoon Il sprinkling wagon going up X
street between Eighth and Ninth, struck
the delivery wagon of the Bee Hive grocery,
frightening the horse attached to it so that
he started TO run. and cOllided with J. NJ.
Bottomlev's delivery wagon, causing Mr..
Bottomley to be thrown to the pavement,
in consequence of which nc received Il very
severe cut on the head.
SABRATH School CONVENTION. - There
was good attendance yesterday upon the
exercises of the semi-annual convention of
Association. The programme as published
in yesterdays RECoRD-UN MON was carried
out, and it was regarded as a very success
full meeting.
LIrToS SPRINGS CoLLEGE.-This educa-
tional institution, under the manage
ment of John Gamble, b. A., offers advan-
tages to parents DESTROYS of placing their
sons in good school, at a safe distance
from all temptation, and under the cure of
experienced and capable instructors.
VERDICT FOR THE DEFESDANT.-The case
of Jane l.. Connor VS.. Lee Stanley, admin
strator OF the estate of William Jarvis, de-
ceased, was submitted to the jury early last
evening, and the jury, after brief absence
| from the Courtroom, returned with YER
dict for the defendant.
MFTRoPoIITAN THEArER-The Tennessee
! Jubilee Ministries announce a change of
| programme, and promise a fine entertain
! mcnt for this evening.
SUPERIOR COURT.