Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-25
BRIEF NOTES.

One carload of immigrants arrived last
night.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived last
evening.
The City Board of Education will meet
this evening.
Next Wednesday will be Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of Lent.
The Sacramento river stood at the 14-foot
mark all day yesterday.
A tea train of eleven cars went through,
Eastward bound, yesterday morning.
The Sacramento Caledonians who attended
the Caledonian ball at Folsom Friday even
ing had pleasant time.
Two carloads Of snow-shovelers returned
to the city last evening, their services being
no longer required on the hill.
The Order of Knights of America met at
Moynahsn's school room yesterday and
organized with forty members.
The State Prison Directors have decided
TO hear the charges against Warden Nc
Comb, of the Folsom Prison, on the 14th of
March.
One hundred and twenty-five Chinese Ia.
borers passed through the city yesterday on
their way to Los Angeles, to assist in railroad
repairs
The cases of Harry Robinson and G. J.
Barry, charged with grand larceny, are set
for examination in the Police Court this
morning.
The recent warm weather has thswed out
the mosquitoes, and they appear to have &C.
quirsd vorscious appetites during their long
seclusion.
It is reported that z. T. Cowdry, for maay
years engaged with the firm of 81. G. Kirk &
Co., druggists, of this city, died a few weeks
since at Honolulu.
Capital Council, No. "a, 1. o. G. F.. will
have social and literary entertainment in
Firemen's Hall, Eighth street, between and
K, this evening.
Charles Atwood the yardmsn who suffered
such severe squeeze between cars at the foot
of street a few days ago, has q pretty fair
chance of recovery.
Commencing to-day. the freight and &C.
commodation train which has heretofore left
Sacramento at P. NJ. over the Western Pa
cifc Railroad will leave at 4:40 P. N.
The street.car horses are still more or less
troubled with the piukeye. Mr.. Carey says
if they get much Worse it will perhaps neces-
state the company's taking some of the cars
off for few days.
The locomotive that was ditched at the
foot of Q street last Friday afternoon has
been lifted up and put upon her wheels, and
to-day track will be laid upon which she
will be run to her proper place on the rails.
A silver watch and $40 overcoat were
stolen from the bakery of Eugene Lamet, ]
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth,
early Saturday morning. Joe Schultz. a
baker, who had been working there, disap-
peared about the same time.
Tla Eo-an&o. C,o r1,,h I'LL bo1a ,a;r
supper, for which the two teams contested
last Friday, at the Hotel de France next
Friday evening, it having been postponed
until then because of many of the members
having engagements for other evenings.
The emigrant car recently smashed by the
falling of section of snow-shed at Tsma-
rack, and also several cars damaged by
train running into the debris of the snow.
shed accident west of Emigrant Gap were
brought to the city last night to be repaired.
Conductor John Common rode to the depot
Saturday evening from y street in one of the
street cars. He lett his coat and valise in the
car while he went forward to the drivers
place to smoke. When the car reached the
depot he looked for his property, but it had
disappeared.
About P. NJ. yesterday, at Twenty-sev-
enth and Nj streets, man, woman and boy,
who were riding buggy, were tipped cut.
The lady's left arm was badly bruised and
the little boys teeth loosened 30 badly that
some of them will have to be extracted. The
man was not hurt.
Orders have been received here from rail.
road headquarters that passengers holding
tickets for the East over the Southern Pacific
Railroad be taken to San Francisco free of
charge, and then they are to be transported
by steamer free to Los Angeles. From there
on the road is open.
Two citizens amused themselves by indulg.
ing in go.as-you-please fight at Third and
K streets about half-past 10 Saturday night.
After they had got pretty tired, officer Dill
man called time and took them to the lock.
up to put up deposit for another meeting
before Judge Henry.