Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-28
BRIEF NOTES.
Five carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning

day, and Is now - feet inches.
There is some talk of changing the name
of Florin to Berryville, and that of Lodi to
Watermillion.
Woodbum & Barnes have remodeled, en-
larged and put 4 new office III their store
room on X street.
Bids for the privileges at the Caledonian
picnic, June 9TH, Will be received at Tom
SCOTS, No 303 J street.
The Good Templars' lodge at Clay Sta
ton is in prosperous condition, number
ing over forty members.
J. Craig, while seeing the sights of the
city last Friday night, was robbed of 500
and silver watch and chain.
A Colusa fisherman took from the Sacra-
mento river a few days since a shad which,
it is said, weighed fourteen pounds.
This is the last day upon which TO pay
city taxes to the Collector After this the
District Attorney and costs of Court.
Eight chickens were stolen Monday night
from the premises of John Darmott, q
street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth.
The Bank of Woodland has increased its
paid-up capital stock by the addition of
9oOoOVi HI'thIiIS tllS tOtdI pdlC-up Stoch
$500, 900.
J. Garoutte, of Yolo county, has recently
purchased about 1000 acres of land in Te-
hama county, to be used principally as u
sheep range.
Seven carloads of beef cattle and four OF
sheep arrived yesterday for the Gerber
Brothers from Cholame valley, San Luis
Obispo county.
The call for Democratic primary cleo
ton Saturday, between the hours of to
P. NJ is published among the advertise
ments this morning.
Two carloads of Cinnamon, who had
been working on the extension of the Cali
fornia and Oregon Railroad, came down
last evening, going south.
\ farmer in from Yolo county yesterday
says the grain yield in that county will be
enormous. Some fields of wheat will
average seventy bushels to the acre.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening r. A. Hanson,
who is en- route to the State Prison at Fol
som, to serve two years for burglary.
The street-sprinkler, whose duty it is to
sprinkle the alley between and X, Third
and Fourth streets, will get himself dis
llfNtil II liG NOlI NtllNi ~ JllSlIGSS DCllCI
The State Agricultural Society will re-
ceive proposals until p. NJ. of June ID, for
hauling earth from Guthrie's Station for
the covering of the track at Agricultural
Park.
The steamer Governor Dana leaves at s
\. NJ. to-day from the foot of n street. to
convey the Chosen Friends and their
friends to Beach's Grove, where they are To
picnic.
At the sale of real estate by d. J. Sim
mons d Co. yesterday morning, lots l and
=, + and G., Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
were purchased by Mrs. Jabez
Plant for 81 800.
The shaft of General Suffers mill at
Coloma, where gold was first discovered by
Marshall in 1913, was last Monday sent
down TO San Francisco, where it will be
placed in a museum.
a warrant was yesterday issued, on the
OF Health Officer Ferral, for the
arrest of Martin Amerine, for maintaining
Il nuisance in the form Of hog ranch at
Thirtieth and T streets.
This evening q meeting Of the Christian
Science Association will be held at Mrs.
Figgs, Fourth and l. streets. Rev Carroll
NJ. Davis will read paper on Natural
Versus Revealed Religion
The Whitcomb excursion party, number
ing $50, viii arrive here at $50 this even
ing, remain over night, and leave by special
tomorrow morning. 50 as to enjoy day
light trip over the mountain.
The Democratic Club organized in the
Second Ward Monday evening met last
night. obtained fifteen new members and
adjourned until this evening TO nominate
a ticket To be run at the primary Saturday.
The Capital Cannery in this city presents
Il busy scene, nearly $50 women, boys
and girls being engaged III canning berries
and cherries. The fruit is coming in in
large quantities. and employment is given
to all who seek it.
Charles Campbell, the colored youth who
was arrested on charge of rape, but ac-
quilted last Monday, has left town, owins
to the threats made against his life by the
parents of the little girl whom he was &C
cused of having assaulted.
The committee having in charge the
for the summer open-air CON
certs this season, have contracted with the
First Artillery and HussaT Bands to furnish
the music. The concerts will commence
as soon as the evenings become warm.
The Deputy State Engineer has sent
communications to the vitcultmists of
Yoio county, inclosinga circular letter con-
tanning questions to be answered and re-
turned to the State Office, rom which may
he compiled statistics setting forth the acre
age that is irrigated annually.
The funeral of the late G. P. Sharplcs
took place yesterday afternoon under the
auspices of the Odd Fellows and Work
men and the British Mutual Benefit and
Social Society, Of which organizations he
had been a member. There was also
large attendance of other friends.
County Assessor Griffiths and his depu-
ties are getting along finely assessing. He
saws the rolls Will be 10 per cent. larger
than last year, or equal to those of last year
after they were raised by the State Board
of Equalization. The rolls will be com
pleted within the time specified by law.
A valuable setter dog, belonging to
Thomas G. May, residing at BIO q street,
was poisoned Monday night, greatly to the
grief of the family, to whom his many good
qualities had endeared him. He is repre-
scented 10 have been a quiet animal, and
why he should have been thus treated his
owner cannot understand.
The Irish Nationalist picnic under the
auspices Of the Robert Emmett Club, viii
be held at East Park next Sunday, for the
benefit Of the cause All who sympathize
with Ireland and desire her freedom are
invited 10 attend and assist in making the
affair a success. Jones, Grant IL Beebes
Band Will furnish music during the day,
The Trustees Of Turner Hall have de
cided to enlarge the same by extending the
main building to the alley. 4 large and
elegant stage will be erected. and seats ar
ranged to accommodate from 200 to 800
people. The present stairway to the main
entrance viii be torn away, and better
and less dangerous one constructed.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed in the office of the Secretary Of State
Of the Silverado Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Principal place of business,
Bodie, Mono county, Cal. Directors-T. J.
Hill. !. +. Norman, II. +. Wright, Thomas
Downing, c. II. Kelly. T. J. Hart J. J.
We,eh Capital stock, 100000, divided
into 1000 shares.
Robert Petit and Gus. Miller, who have
Just returned from a "trip through Yuba,
Sutter ColuSa and Tehama counties, say
that the grain fields throughout those coun-
ties are " the finest ever seen on earth.
On the Glenn ranch they saw one field Of
5000 acres Of oats that averaged in hight
feet inches, and one field Of wheat, con-
tanning 5000 acres, that averaged over six
feet III hight.
The little threc-ycar-old boy who a few
weeks ago ram away from home and took
passage by train over the California Pa
citic Railroad, but was returned from Da-
visyille, yesterday morning slipped on