Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-29
BRIEF NOTES.

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meets in San Francisco to-day.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived yes
terday, and three this morning.
Some thief stole on Saturday 4 coat from
f. Il. Reeds room, at 406 J street.
The City Board of Education will hole
its regular monthly meeting this evening
A portion of the Salvation Army con
| Quoted services at Third and X streets yes
terday afternoon.
A special meeting of the Board of Super
visors will be held to-day, to appoint Of
ficers Of election.
The Plumed Knights had drill at their
wigwam Saturday night. They will drill
! again this evening.
The Kate Castleton theatrical company
| passed through the city yesterday, going to
Modesto from Grass Valley.
Gait will poll about 300 votes at the
coming election. At the last Gubcrnatorial
election $50 votes were polled.
The German-American Reform Club, in
the interest of B. f. Butler for President,
has been organized in this city.
Bishop ]. C. Cranberry will preach this
evening in the Methodist Church South,
Seventh street, between and K.
Mrs. Catharine Clark, mother of Mrs.
John Rooney, of Brighton, died in that
place last Friday, in her Cpd year
A meeting of Sacramento Circle, c. L. s.
c., will be held this evening at the resi-
dence of the Secretary, 713 H street.
This morning, in Department One of the
Superior Court, several prisoners, who were
convicted last week, will be sentenced.
Chief of Police Jackson, who is rusticat-
ing near the Summit sent to his friends in
the city yesterday Il fine deer, AS evidence of
his ability with the rifle.
The druggists of this city have agreed to
close their places of business, Saturdays and
holidays excepted, at 8 P NJ, from October
/, 1891, until May 1, 1885.
Constable Todhunter, of Washington,
brought over to the station-h house last night
a man named John Frederick Oschenot,
who is believed 10 be insane.
The State Grange will hold its annual
convention in the city, commencing on the
7rh instant. There will doubtless be sew
eral hundred visitors to the city on the oc-
casion.
The city water will be shut of at I \. NJ.
to-day from Second street, between y and
s. and the alleys between Q and r, Il and
:. and 5 and T streets, from Second to Fifth
streets.
The noon train from San Francisco was
about an hour behind time in its arrival
yesterday, owing to the fact that some cars
of freight train got Off the track at West
Berkeley.
These arrests were made Saturday: W.
F. Frazier by officer Fr&rel, for misde-
meaner Nellie Sayers and BERTHE Wash
burn, by officers Farrell and Sullivan, for
petit larceny.
The Hebrew residents of the city entered
last evening upon the observance of Yom
twenty-four hours, and is observed as
season of fasting.
The special train on which are $50 dele<
gates en- route to the Convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, to
be held at San Francisco will arrive in this
city at 9 \. NJ. tomorrow.
c. II. Denton who was nominated by the
PrOhibitiOniSts for County Clerk, and J. W.
Reeves, who was nominated for Coroner,
both positively decline to accept Their
cards appear in the advertising column.
Members of the late Democratic County
Convention from the First and Third Wards
will meet at Howe's Hall Wednesday even
mating a candidate for the Assembly for the
Eighteenth Assembly District.
There will be a meeting of the -Four and
a half Blaine and Logan Club at East End
Hall this evening. Business of Importance
will be transacted and arrangements made
to turn out in the procession tomorrow
night. A full attendance is requested
The camp-meeting which has been in
f.. I,.,s
broken up, and it is expected that 100 or
200 Of those who attended will come down
TO the city to-day by the California and
Oregon passenger train. which arrives here
at HIS \. N.
Officer Farrell went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday to get John McMahon, who
was arrested in that city Saturday on dis
patch from the police of Sacramento, who
believe that he knows who took the 5000
belonging to an employe Of T. u. SERVERS
stable which was stolen recently.
The Sacramento City Trustees have been
ordered to appear before the Supreme
Court next Thursday, to show cause why
they should not be punished for contempt
in failing to comply with an order made by
that Court June II, 1881, in the case of
Meyer vs. Brown ct al, relative to levying
a tax for bond purposes.
There was a very large attendance upon
the funeral yesterday afternoon of William
Burcham, the locomotive engineer who
died suddenly at Newcastle, and was
brought here for intcrment. Tchama
Lodge F. and a. NJ, of which he was
member, turned out with full ranks, and
there were also present many railroad men
and other friends.
Robert A. Stevens, sentenced to six years
Imprisonment at San Quentin at the Au-
gust term of the Superior Court at Fresno,
for the crime of manslaushter, has been
granted a pardon by Governor Stoncman
on the certificate of the resident physician
that the prisoner is in the last stages OF con-
sumption, and on the unanimous recon-
incubation of the Board' of State Prison
Commissioners.
About score of railroad engineers and
their families arrived from the East yester-
day morning, en- route to San Francisco to
attend the sessions OF the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers next Wednesday.
Soon after the train arrived here the entire
party proceeded to the railroad shops to see
the big locomotive" FL Gobernador-the
largest in the world-and it is scarcely
necessary to say that they voted her an OBJ
ject Of interest worth coming a long way to
sec.