Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-30
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
The Central Pacific freight depot viii
close at noon to-day.
Thieves are working the change racket -
in Sacramento again.
DRINKS were nearly as thick as bugs on
the streets last evening.
The Hebrew residents of the city are Gel
ebrating the Feast of Pentecost.
The Sacramento Free Library Will not
be open to-day during the dayor evening.
John B. Cough will lecture in the Sixth
street NJ +. Church tomorrow and Mon
day evenings.
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3. n. S. G. W,
this season tonight.
Residents at Seventh and Q streets COM
plain bitterly of the Outrages perpetrated in
that neighborhood nightly by hoodlums.
The State Engineers office and State Lii
brary remained closed yesterday in respect
to the memory of the late Edward York.
The Second Ward Democratic Club will
have meeting at 7:30 this evening at their
room in the rear of the Railroad Exchange.
The polls in the Fourth Ward, at the
| Democratic primary Saturday, will be held
ut Ninth and \ streets instead of at Tenth
and VI streets, as heretofore advertised.
An excursion train consisting Of five
sleepers and a baggage car, came up from
| the Bay last evening, and left for the East,
running as the first section of train NO. L,
Yesterday in Department One of the
Superior Court, Charles Causley, native
of England, was admitted to citizenship ON
the testimony of John VOORHEES, and y. W
| Gum.
The Postoffice will be closed to-day OK
cept from II to O'Clock p. NJ. SUNDAY
hours No deliveries will be made by car
riers except from the office at the above
hours.
Deputy Sheriff Farrell, of San Francisco
brought up Chin All You last evening, Ell
route to the State Prison at Folsom to serve
Il term of five years for burglary i'll the sec
ond degree.
The electric lights attracted an Immense
number of bugs, OF all shapes and sizes
early last evening, and i'll some instance;
they accumulated in such quantity thai
the owners of the lights were greatly an
noyed.
Schiller Lodge, No. 105, l. Q. 0. f.
elected last evening, for the ensuing term
the following officers Fred. kumm Ell
feldt, n. G.; Ben Schwartz, N.G.; Lawrence
iceberg, h. 5: c. +. q. Sale, 7. ); Il. Il
Kuchler, S.: J. Griesel Chas. Trisch, VIM
Schwarz, Trustees.
The occasion of the frequent tapping o
the fire bell lately lies in the fact that the
| telegraph company is making many
changes as to their main poles, and The
70 i . h.. old ,,t,lp -
new oc .asionally brings them into contac
with the fire telegraph wires.
As the close season for doves terminate:
Saturday night, there will probably be /
small army of shooters i'll the field Sun
| dav The birds are said to be numerous
! enough, but as there are so many watering
places for them just now, there viii not b'
very good pass shooting for some time.
Yesterday morning, in the Police Court
Mrs. Carroll was found guilty of disturb
inc the peace, and ordered to appear to
morrow for sentence. Last evening
complaint was made at the station
house that She was again creating a dis
urbance, and an order was issued for he
to be brought in
At the session of the Board of Trustee
| last Monday, during the discussion OF thu
slaughter-hOuSe nuisance matter, 4. Mend
Ter intimated that John kerwin was hog
lived like hog etc, and the parties came
near having fight then and there. They
appear to have had meeting since then
Us Kerwin was yesterday arrested for bat
terry on Member.
In Department Two of the Superior Cour
yesterday the case of Lucy Bartell vs.. j. }
Bartel occupied nearly the entire day, anC
| - tittIal I'm.
Their hearing until tomorrow. Suit i
brought for divorce and custody of tn
child. The evidence was of SUCH char
acter that the Courtroom was ordered
cleared of all except those necessary to tn
conduct of the case.
Officer Coffey was serving notices yestcr
day on property directing them t
cut down weeds from in front of thei
premises. At one house where he called
lady came to the door, her handsome ap
pearancc somewhat disconccrting the Off
cer.who remarked " You want those weed
cut down" This the lady took for an in
quiry instead of a command, and She re
Piled No, young man, we do not wish L
hire any one anG closed the door.
Last Tuesday evening Chief Jackson
while washing his hands at the station
house. laid two valuable rings down on tn
| washstand and forgot 10 take them whci
he went away. About two hours later IA
missed them and fastened to the station
house. but diligcnt search failed to recoye
theproperty The TRUSTEES were searched
but still the rings were not found. Finally
after several hours Of worry, it was foun'
that "Toots,' the colored cook, had foun'
them, and, not knowing to whom they be
longed, went to bed concluding that h
would surrender them to the owner whcl
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