Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-06
BRIEF NOTES.

its wires to Capay.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
4 carload of electric light apparatus for the
Pacific Company arrived from the East yeser-
day.
There are thirteen applicants for teachers GER
titicateS before the County Board of EXamina-
ton at Woodland.
The steamer san Joaquin No. ; sailed for san
Francisco yesterday. and the steamer Dover for
the upper Sacramento.
Deputy Sheriff Lynch, of Butte county passed
through yesterday conveying an insane prisoner
to the asylum at Stockton.
Warrants for the amounts allowed by the
Board of Supervisors yesterday can be obtained
of the County Auditor tomorrow
Many of the Knights Of Sherwood Forest
who went down to the Bay to attend the For
esters' picnic Wednesday have returned, much
pleased with their trip.
In Department One of the Superior Court yes
terday, Lizzie Trap was granted a decree of di-
vorce from b. \. ITapp, and was restored to all
the rights and privileges of a single woman.
1t was intended to have had the first open-air
concert OF the season this evening. but. owing TO
the GOODNESS of the weather the committee
concluded to postpone it until next Tuesday
evening.
1t is said that owing to Il rush of business the
contractor for supplying the pipe to carry the
city's sewage into the river from the street
pump will be unable to complete the contract
for about two months yet.
Deputy Sheriff John Fitzsimmons of Alameda
county, brought up to the city last evening en-
route for the State Prison at Folsom, Peter
O'Laughlin, who is to serve Il term of four years
and nine months for burglary.
Two carloads of oranges from Los Angeles,
each containing $50 boxes, came up by the eX-
press train yesterday afternoon, and we've for
warded eastward last evening, one carload to
Council Bluffs and the other to Kansas City.
noca Of Daniel kTnvpr 7 portar ,t-oS
further argued in Department Two of the SUI
perior Court yesterday by Judge benson, for
Meyer, and Judge Mckune. for the city rs inter
yenor Further argument Will be made to-day.
Costumes Tribe, No. II, I. o. r. NJ, last even
ing elected the following officers Sachem, F.
H. Kiefer: Sr. Sag. J. W. Reeves .Jr. Sag. W.
II. Cass c. of r., Edgar ii. Riyett +. C., Geo.
Boyne: X. of W, H. Winters Trustecs-GeoIge
Boyne, J. p. Counts and H. Winters.
The residents of the Chinese quarter hoisted
their big flags yesterday. and had II holiday
time in honor of the anniversary of some saint
or distinguished individual, who was by
Chinaman spoken of to a reporter as " You
Sabbee him alice same Washington.
ShotguniSts who have been invading ranches
near the city to shoot doves, without having OBJ
tanned permission of the owners of the property,
have caused the farmers to get on the warpath
against them. BY and by, when there is good
dOye-Shooting. the effect of these invasiOns Will
be more especially made manifest.
Henry Harris and George Baldwin have been
arrested by Chief Jackson and officers sullivan
and Cofiey for disturbing the peace, principally
on account of a difficulty which they had with
other parties ut kohnes saloon on Fourth
street, II few nights since when, it Is alleged,
Harris used pair OF brass knuckles.
WANDERED AwAY.-Among the passengers
who arrived here by the emigrant train from
San Francisco yesterday morning were two sis
tiers, who were en- route for Dublin, Ireland.
The younger one, aged about 20 years, being
somewhat affected mentally, wandered away
from the depot, and her sister quite naturally
became greatly worried in consequence. She
gave description of the wanderer to the depot
officers, and then, after calling at the station
house and cnlisting the police in the search,
hurried up one street and down another, but
nothing could be seen of the lost one. An hour
or two later. however. Deputy Assessor George
Harvey saw the object of the search sitting in
the ladies waiting room at the depot, and iden-
titled her by the description given by her sister.
1t transpired that she had made her way from
the train to an intelligence Office on Fourth
street, near X, and there engaged to go to Wood
land to work at so per month for respectable
resident of that place, who had been here look
ing for Il servant Her employer took her 10 the
depot to wait until the Woodland train should
| leave and there her sister, on returning. dis
couraged from Il fruitleSs patrOlling OF the
streets was delighted to find her. Their train
| had left the city, but Superintendent Wright
| forwarded them by another which overlook 1t.
BARwIcK's REPoRT.-The highest temperature
yesterday was 7S.5 and lowest SOS, with south
erly winds blowing from ten to fifteen miles per
hour. The highest temperature ON the same
date last year 18th of June, 1881 was 900 the
lowest ITO, with hot northerly winds blowing
| at from thirty to thirty-five miles per hour. It
| was at this time last year that we had that
perishing and drying north wind that cut such a
| disastrous figure in the crop prospects of the
| different valleys in this State. The barometer
last night was falling all along the Pacific coast
| with northerly and westerly winds prevailing,
| and generally clear weather, except in southern
California, where il was raining at noon yestcr-
| day, % of an inch having been precipitated at
| san Diego. Los Angeles last night reported a
| foul-weathcr sunset. | should think the time
| has passed for north wind TO do any damage
| If we were unfortunate as to have one in a
| few days. In fact with 80 much land covered
| with water and the remainder quite well soaked
| by heavy winter rain and Seepage water there
| is no danger of a north wind doing any damage
| TO crops
| AcQUITTEp.-In Justice Tubs Court yester
day the case OF The People VS.. Cicero Stems
charged with felony, in assisting Samuel VII
liams. who is accused of having murdered
| Robert Henderson, in San Joaquin county, t
escape. was examined. District Attorney Carey
| of this city and Deputy District Attorney Glib
SON. of stockton, appeared for the people anC
Grove l. johnson for the defense. The result
of the examination was the acquittal of the de
| fondant,
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were mad,
yesterday All Gen, by officer Woods and deput,
constable Gardner, for drawing deadly weapon
Daniel Martin. by officer Farrell. for battery G
Saal by officer Woods. for disturbing the peace
George Baldwin and Henry Harris. by Chic
jackson and officers sullivan and Coffey, for dis
turbing the peace.
SMOKE the Fire Department Cigar: it is tn
best scent Cigar in the city For sale only at S
! Mooser's Metropolitan Cigar Store, X and Fifth.