Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-30
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived last
night.
There were no arrests made by the police
yesterday.
The O'Neil embezzlement case will come
up for hearing before Justice Gilmer to-day
at l P. NJ.
The Sacramento river is rising very slowly
as yet, having gained less than three feet dur.
ing the storm
The City Auditor announces that warrants
for all bills allowed by the Board of Educa-
ton are nov ready.
A grand concert will be given by the SYM
phonia Orchestra at the Metropolitan Theater
Wednesday evening, February Oh.
Officer Ash shot yesterday the Newfouud-
land deg that bit Martin Hslloran's little girl
at Twelfth and D streets a few days ago.
At 10 o'clock last night it wss showing be-
tween Blue Canyon and Truckee, but the
barometer was rising, and the wind seemed to
be inclined to change.
The new Chinese theater street, between
Fourth and Fifth, gave its opening perform
ance last night to what appeared to be sn
spprecistive audience
Sheriff III. Murray, of Amsdor county,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
for Folsom, having in charge August Tim
norman, who is to be imprisoned for life for
murder.
City Attorney Anderson, at the request of
Police Judge Henry, has drawn up an ordi
nance prohibiting boxing matches. 1t will
he presented before the City Trustees at an
early day.
joseph Guth has purchased the Helvetia
Hotel property, on Fifth street, between J
and K He will shortly commence the work
of remodelipg the entire building, and add
another story.
A mining superintendent remarked yester-
day that be wished it would snow forty.one
days and nights, to give the farmers plenty Of
water, adding that the miners would throw
in plenty of mud for thickening.
The Colfax train arrived yesterday fore
noon with the roofs Of its cars covered with
snow. The train men reported fall Of five
or six inches of snow st Colfax, and that
snow fell as far down as Apologize.
The Emma Abbott Combination of AZ pao.
pie will arrive from New York this evening"
on their way to San Francisco. Signor
Campabello and Madame Tinico Campabello
are also passengers by the same train.
The conclusion of the Investigation of State
Librarian Wallis was to have been begun to-
day, but, at the request of Director Owen,
who is about to be absent from the State for
about two months, it has been postponed.
Yesterday morning the conductor of the
Sacramento bound freight train put off three
or four tramps at Arro. As the train moved
away, the tramps fired several shots at the
conductor and brakeman, but did not hit any
one.
AT the City Railway Company's stables
L., - & Al I
pinkeye, and the company has difficulty in
keeping efficient number of cars running
The disease is prevalent throughout the
State.
Green & Trainor bought some property at
auction on ] street, between Second and
Third, about three weeks ago, paying there
for $1,000. Yesterday they were offered
Sl7, 600 for the same property-all on account
of the rain.
The State ProhJitioaiSt, published by
Msssrs. Parker and Gregg of this city. has
been changed from weekly to a daily.
Number l of volume l, new series, appeared
on Monday in four page, large quarto size,
and four column form.
Julius Buhlert, of San Francisco, who for
the past two days has been guest of Joseph
Goddard. of this city, left yesterday for
Chico. Mr. Buhlert is the attorney of the
License Dealers Association, and will defend
certain of their cases in Chico to-day.
The Pullman palace car San Rita passed
through last evening. It is the first of the
rev cars of that class that has had its bouffe
department stocked, and its menu was as fol-
lows: Raw oysters, pickles, ssrdines ham
and tongue sandwiches, boiled eggs, cheese,
bread and butter, crackers, tea, coffee, choc-
olate, iced tea, milk, cream, ApOllinaris water,
Hathorn water, lemonade, fruit, cigars.
Messrs. O'Sullivan & Revikus, of San Fran
cisco, were here yesterday and arranged with
Green & Trainor to have building erected
on Second street, between | and J corner of
the slley), in which they will establish
branch of their house in San Francisco
son of the San Francisco capitalist, G. D.
OSullivan, will manage the Sacramento
house.
In Department One of the Superior Court
the case Of John H. Coffey, charged with
perjury, was being tried by jury yesterday.
The case grows out of evidence given by
CCffey il the Police Court last March. when
two men were being examined on suspicion Of
having murdered Michael Monaghan, who
disappeared from this city in January, 1863,
under circumstances indicating that he had
been killed. CCffeys testimony reflected
upon B. Lucey in such manner that the
latter caused his arrest for perjury. The case
will occupy about two days yet.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday jim Carlin pleaded guilty on charge
of petit larceny, and was fined $50 or fifty