Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-14
BRIEF NOTES.

Yolo county has ssl. 9O2 so in the treasury.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East last night.
The thermometer st Truckee yesterday
morning was 80 degrees below zero.
Ten carloads of beef cattle passed through
tie city yesterday, en- route for San Fran
cisco from Wiunemuccs.
The bookstores and stationery depots did
good business yesterday in the sale Of valen-
tines, this being st. Valentines Day.
The steamer Daisy came up stream yester-
day from San Francisco, bound for the upper
Sacramento to get barge load of grain.
Frank Hart, the celebrated cslored pedes-
trian, came up from San Francisco night be-
fore last, and went over to Stockton yester-
day.
The Governor yesterday appointed George
D. Fiske Notary Public for Yolo county.
to reside at Woodland, vice self, term ex-
pired.
The only arrest made yesterday was that of
John L. O'Bryan, by officers Dillman and
Farrell and deputy constable Barron, for dis
turbipg the pesce.
All Suey was arrested by officer Campbell
on Tuesday for burglary, in entering the resi-
dence OF J. w. Wilson about noon of that
day. He was found prospecting the house.
but had not taken anything.
Owing to the Eureka bal masque taking
place tomorrow evening the Capital Turf
Club, which was advertised to meet at that
tine, have postponed their meeting to Thurs
day evening, February Dist.
A brakeman named Edwards fell frem a
freight train at Kelton, On the Salt Lake
Division, few days ago, breaking his thigh
and dislocating his wrist. He has been
brought to the Railroad Hospital.
There was a good attendance of spectators
at Acmory Hall last evening to witness the
battalion drill, which was conducted in
manner apparently as satisfactory to the mil
itary as it was pleasing to the spectators.
Yesterday morning. when tie Western Pa
cihc train was leaving the city, little girl
named Burns, residing on Eighth street, be-
tween r and S. was struck by the engine as
she was crossing the track, but escaped with
severe bruises.
The noon passenger train from San Frar-
cisco was half an hour behind time in its ar
rival yesterday, having been delayed because
| Of the unusual number of cars comprising it,
/ there being on board 200 Cinnamon, going
from San Francisco to work on the California
aud Oregon Railroad.
Yesterday morning party of citizens were
looking at the ice in pond of water up
town, when one of them remarked that it was
strong enough to hold an elephant As they
! did not have one of those animals to make
| test with, certain well-kn1wn substantial
citizen was sent for, it being conceded that he
would fill the bill well enough.
| Ernest Eldridge, who was arrested by Cap
tain Woods few nights since for insanity, is
| still at the County Jail. He was sent to the
| Napa Asylum few weeks since from this
city, but soon received his discharge. At
present he is quiet and rational enough on all
subjects except that of religion. 1t is be
| lievei that he is very excitable only after he
has been drinking too freely.
| Articles of incorpo ration Of the Indian
| Chief Gold and Silver Mining Company, to
operate, purchase and sell mines, mills and
reduction works in the mountains of Arizona.
| Principal place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-George Cummings. J. S. Dolliver,
| G. Z. McNesr, Andrew Weeks, J. M. Buff.
fngton. Capital stock 81. 0000 900. divided
into 100, 900 shares. Also of the Lacy and
| Viereck Hardware Company. Principal
place of business Los Angeles. Directors
| William Lacy, Julius L. Viereck, Ben Hutch
inson, +. A. Edwards, j. M. Elliott. Capital
stock, 500, coo, divided into 1000 shares.
Also blythe Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Ukish City, Msndocino county. Directors
]. P. Hoffman, P. Howell, T. S. Barnes
Also by the National Brewing Company.
Principal place of business shall be in the
city and county of San Francisco. Directors
Charles E. Hansen, George f. Volz,
Armous Mclaughlin, G. r. d. Hansen, S.
E D. Hansen. Capital stock, 5000, 900, d.
v;ded into 1000 shares.