Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-16
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning
The Board of Fish Commissioners viii
hold a regular meeting at the Union Hotel
at II a. NJ. to-day.
Abbie X. Ramos has been granted di-
vorce in the Superior Court from Charles
Ramos, on the ground of desertion.
The steamer San Joaquin No. arrived
from Port Costa yesterday, light, and soon
afterwards left for the upper Sacramento.
A carload Of Cinnamon were forwarded
from the city yesterday morning to Null
| lens near Woodland TO be employed i'll
| grape-picking.
The Chilean celebration ball, to be held
this week, will be at the southwest corner
Of Second and NJ streets, instead of on y
street, as announced.
Officer Franks arrested yesterday man
named Ed. Moore for stealing a watch and
| other articles belonging to men engaged in
! building house in the eastern suburbs Of
the city.
Grand Patriarch J. H Applegate will
| this evening at $50 o'clock pay an official
| visit 10 Pacific Encampment, No. ,, l. Q. Q.
f. Occidental Encampment will pay fra
! ternal visit on the occasion.
Clarence Whistler, the wrestler, and
| number of sporting men interested in the
wrestling match TO take place between
Whistler and Delmas tomorrow, night,
came up from San Francisco last evening.
Last Saturday night Payton Russell re-
siding near Brighton, lost fifty tons of hay
by fire, but was fortunate in having an in
Surance of 800. The origin of the fire is
unknown. but it is believed to have been
caused by tramps.
Ben Croker, on behalf of the railroad
company, has many teams engaged i'll NIL
ing with earth all the cOmpany's low lots
in the city, so that hereafter water will not
stand upon them during the winter months.
Other owners Of low property will do well
to follow the example while earth is easily
obtainable.
The foundry and machine works of
William Gutenberger, on Front and y
streets, which were entirely destroyed by
fire some time since, have been completely
rebuilt and enlarged giving better struct
IRE and facilities than prior to the deStruc-
ton by fire. The machinery of the new
establishment will be started up to-day.
John Cullen, of Marysville, professional
baseball player, well known in Sacramento,
met with serious accident at the Clayton
House Wilmington, Delaware, recently in
/
vator well. No bones We're broken, but !
his hurts were 50 severe that he will scarcely |
be able TO appear in q game again this !
season.
Ayoung lady residing on 0 street be !
coming worried because of the remOn- !
strances OF friends, IN consequence of her /
having been out until late hour attending
4 party the night before, attempted suicide /
yesterday by taking a dose of chlor0f0rm
The fact was not known until she fell III a |
stupor. a physician was summoned, and |
succeeded il saving her life. but it was 4
close call.
4 Chinaman appeared at the station house /
yesterday noon, and excitedly requested an
officer to Lun, lun up | stleet white man
heap tightee Chinaman." Officer Ash went
with him to see what the trouble was, and
found that q white youth, going up I street,
had switched Chnaman's dog with his
cane. The Chinaman took up the fight for
his dog, Mclean style and crowd of Ce-
lcstiais quickly gathered and did great
deal of noisy talking. The officer dispersed
the aSsemblage, and, as no one had been |
hit, did not make any arrests
\ lady was brought before the Police
Court yesterday morning on a charge of
cruelty to her child, in inhumanly beating
il, a neighb0r being the complaining wit
ness. The City Attorney investigated the
matter, found that the chiid's body did not
shoW any cruel treatment learned that the
blows heard by the neighb0r were not in
dictcd upon the child but upon the bed. as
an intimidation, and moved the dismissal
Of the case, more especially as the COM
planning witness had not appeared to sub
stantiatc the statements made