Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27
BEEF NOTES.


| night before last, and quite low down OF
the side.
Owing to the rise in the Sacramento, til,
| new steamer Oh the ways III Washington
has been foated off
All the criminal cases in Department
| One of the Superior Court were yesterday
! continued until the 31st at 10 A. NJ.
/ There will be general installation of off.
GERS of the various Masonic lodges of the
city at Masonic Hall this evening at :
o'clock.
Sacramentans have been congratulatin2
| themselves during the recent severe weather
that they voted for the levee appropriation
last spring.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
| upper Sacramento Yesterday with grain
Sailed, steamer San Joaquin No ,, for San
Francisco, with grain.
! These arrests were made yesterday
! Joseph Myers and - Brady, By officers
| Farrell and Kent, for vagrancy Mrs. Doe.
| by a citizen, for being drunk.
The examination by the County Board
of applicants for teachers certificates Will
| commence in the High School building at
| o'clock next Monday morning.
The rumor in circulation yesterday. that
| the body of Thomas Bryte, who was
| drowned few evenings since, had been re-
| covered, was without foundation
The Evinger case comes up in the Police
Court this morning, for argument on mo-
ton to dismiss. Miss Evinger went up TO
her home with her father ON Thursday.
The Fish Commissioners have received,
and sent to the Shelley hatchery to be
Matched out, 100000 salmon trout eggs
from Shaw & Son, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Oliver Sanders. Constable-elect of Lee
township, filed his official bond with the
County Recorder yesterday, in the sum of
$500, with G. W. Pierce and H 5 Beals as
sureties.
The insane Italian, who endeayored to
butt his brains Out at the station-house two
or three days ago, has been released from
custody, having apparently got all right
mentally.
Union Degree Lodge No. s. I. o. o. F..
has elected officers fol- rhe ensuing term. as
follows: d. NJ, H. f. G. Wulff D. D. NJ.
A $ Hopkins; Secretary. w. A. Stephen
son; Treasurer, W. II. Wright.
1t was believed yesterday that, if no fur
ther rain fell, raising the streams, the Cali
fornia and Oregon Railroad, which has
been biockaded by water above Marysville
would be open by this evening.
Sheriff A II. Estill was presented on
Christmas, by the force of his office, with
beautiful and valuable gold-headed cane
He also received several presents from his
lady friends, and, altogether he was the
best-pleased man in town.
The bridge recently constructed at the
old mouth of the American river holds its
position well, but its being there is apt to
lead strangers to inquire whether the road
connecting with it was washed away or
whether the bridge is an estray.
Another little amateur paper, Tie san,
printed by Edward j Devlin, has appeared
in Sacramento, making four papers Of that
class published here. Its typographical APP
pearance is excellent, and its proprietor APP
pears determined to make II a success.
A Sacramento sportsman went over 10
the sink of Putah after ducks on Christmas
found a good stand, shot all day but in the
evening, when he started TO return, the
water had risen so that he had to wade out
through place where it was well up on
his waist.
A Christmas cantata entitled - st. Nicho-
las was given at the Fourteenth-street
Presbyterian Church Friday evening. The
parts were well sustained, and afforded
much enjoyment to those present. After
the exercises presents We're distributed from
a well-laden Christmas tree.
Mrs. Maria Walton. wife of William
Walton died at Franklin on the 25th. She
was the mother of Mrs. p. X. Beckley and
Mrs. b. H. Pierson, of Franklin, and Mrs
7. /. Holloway and J. Fl. Walton of Santa
Barbara county. Deceased was a native of
Maryland, aged IS years and 10 months.
The Woodland Nal complains that the
patients in the Yolo County Hospital are
not furnished proper medicines and that,
owing to q niggardy policy of tie county, {.
female patient has TO occupy ward with
two men. There are other rooms in the
building vacant, but they are without
stoves
Benjamin Bullard, Sr.. of Dayisyille, 10
whose serious illness reference was made
in the RECORD UNION recently, died yester-
day morning, in his S0th year The re-
mains will ne brought to this city for in
terment, and the funeral will take place
from the residence of IL. G. Smith at P.
NJ tomorrow.
A gentleman who slipped upon piece
of orange peel on 6 street a day or two ago,
and, in an effort TO suppress it by sitting
down on it, as IL we're, suffered a strained
back. writes the RECoRD-U MON, suggesting
that eaters of oranges should be compelled
by ordinance to throw the peel into the
street 1t might be well to do So ordinance
or no ordinance.
If the parents of the boys who are daily
engaged along the river front in catching
Drift wood with pike-poles saw them while
at the amusement, the number of drift
catcherS would be reduced TO those whose
permanent absence from home would be
looked upon as d comfort. Certainly the
youngsters, thronging the edges of the
wharf near the bridge, take desperate
chances.
Yesterday being the first pleasant day
for nearly two weeks, housekeepers threw
open their windows and blinds TO let in
dry air. a young lady at an uptown resi-
dence was engaged in practicing at the
piano near window, and sang, as appro-
pirate to the occasion, g | love the merry,
merry sunshine" when a tramp came
along, fingered moment, and, as she con-
Guided, amused her by calculating heartily,
e Ne too
DR.. Latham, Secretary of the Northern
California Immigration Association, for
warded yesterday, on his way to Colusa and
Butte counties. gentleman from Southern
Kansas, near Fort Scott, who not only has
brought his family with him, intending to
make California his home but also as the
representative OF about thirty families
people of means, who rely upon his iudg-
meut as to whether they had better come
here He is greatly pleased with the State,
and without doubt will make favorable
report
BELOW THE CITY.-Yery little work has
hper, done rtnor, +hp levee hollow. tLa cit,,