Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-30
BRIEF NOTES.

The Board of Supervisors will meet at II
A. M. to-day.
Three carloads Of immigrants arrived
this morning.
F. II. Russell announces himself this
morning as the Republican candidate for
Public Administrator.
The improvement of the Front street
levee is being done by Robert Miller and
A. King, instead of by Turton & Knox.
The local papers Of the State are making
most favorable mention of the Nashville
Students Concerts wherever they appear
The coat stolen from f. B. Reeds room,
4O6 j street, last Saturday, was recovered
last evening by officer Rider at a pawn
shop
The steamers Governor Dana and Flora
| arrived from the upper Sacramento yester-
day with barges loaded with coal, and re-
turned light.
Last Sunday evening Rev. George R.
Bird was installed pastor of the Fourteenth
| street Presbyterian Church by Rev Henry
! II. Rice and Rev. n. Slater
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy. of Placer coun-
ty, passed through the city yesterday con-
veying to the Asylum at Stockton an insane
man named Antonio Mariana.
Dental election, backing the Democratic
| candidates, are referred to an advertise
ment in another column, making liberal
| offers
The steamer Herald has Joined the feet
engaged III the grain trade on the Sacra-
mento and Sunday night went up TO Ere
mont to get a load of wheat for STAIRS
mills, Vallejo.
Yesterday the Sacramento river. prob
ably under the influence of the strong
north wind, receded to : feet 10 inches
about inches lower than it has heretofore
been this season.
The case of Charles Gardner, who was
arrested some months ago for completely
with his brother George in violating sepul-
ture. was yesterday, in Department One of
the Superior Court, dismissed.
Officer Farrell returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon with John Mcmahon,
who was arrested there on a dispatch from
this city, accusing him of grand larceny.
He declares that ne is entirely innocent of
the of1ense
These arrests were made yesterday
Jessie Stone by officers Rider and Farrell |
for exhibiting; Dell Atfiick, by officers |
Cotfcy and Farrell, for vagrancy; Mrs |
Mary Mead, by officers Farrell and Rider |
Tor adultery.
The duck-shooters have had excellent !
opportunity so far this fall to ATTEND to |
business, the weather having been cool, |
but SO far no ducks have appeared in the |
markets, and those who have been out in |
search of them have been unable to find |
many.
The Boys in Blue are ordered to meet at
their headquarters, Pioneer Hall, this even
ing at $50, to join in the Republican de-
monStration. A large number of the new
handsome uniforms have been purchased, |
and they will be furnished without ex-
pense TO all who wish to turn out
Charles B. Turrill. General Agent of the
Central Pacific Railroad will be in Wood
land next Thursday, and will hold a meet
ing OF the business men, agriculturists,
viticulturists and horticulturists of Yolo
county, for the purpose of arranging to
send TO the New Orleans Exposition an ex-
mblt OF the productions Of that locality.
Thirty five carloads of beef cattle from
Nevada went down to San Francisco on
Sunday and about twenty yesterday The
railroad company has orders from cattle
men neccssitating the sending of twenty
empty ears to Nevada daily, to bring cattle
to California as it is desirable to bring as
many of the animals as possible 10 this
side of the mountains before bad weather
sets in