Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-28
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river is Down to 1S fee
8 inches.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East yesterday.
Sacramento county's gold mines in the
vicinity of Folsom. are said to yield be-
tween 81 900 and 5000 per year.
During the past week q construction
train has been ballasting and repairing the
railroad track between Florin and Elk
Grove.
ing the city yesterday forenoon the express
car got off the track, and the train was de-
layed forty minutes.
! At the special election in Elder School
District Friday, the proposition to levy a
special tax of $500 for school purposes was
carried unanimously.
In Department Two of theSuperior Court
Saturday John Hughes, native of Ireland,
mony of George o. Bates and Martin
Hughes.
The States general fund is exhausted.
Warrants for the thirty-sixth fiscal year up
to and including No. 152 are payable
Holders of other claims will have to wait
for their money.
L
of the Central Pacific cars built here, has
recently been rebuilt, and is now ready for
service. There is nothing left of the orig
iIlal car but the wheels.
James Boyle, one of the car-repairing
force, was seized with a fit yesterday morn
ing at the depot, probably in consequence
of his working in the hot sun, and had to
be taken home in carriage.
TbaSa oyrac+S x,ara ,,a1n Sot,r1o,,
yesterday: Sam Horn, by officer Sullivan,
for disturbing the peace; Cora Childs, by
officer Cotfey, for exhibiting; Mike Turnin
by officers Ash and Franks, for disturbing
the peace.
The Elk Grove Free Press of Saturday
says: The crop is ON the move. The first
shipment of three cars went to Sacramento
from Elk Grove Wednesday. The wheat
i'll this portion of the valley is plump and
of excellent growth.
John Donovan, who was arrested last
by officer Kent on suspicion of
his being an escape from the Insane
proved to be such, and he was
taken back to Stockton by Deputy Sheriff
Newbert yesterday.
Gregory, Barnes Il Co., of this city,
shipped seven carloads of fruit and vege-
tables Saturday. The freight was not all
packed here, some of it being loaded at |
Wheatland and Marysville, but it was all !
billed from Sacramento.
p. Flaherty, L. W. Farrell, J. NJ. Woods, |
Tom O'Neil, Chas. Heinrich and James Nc |
Carty left yesterday for a three weeks |
camping trip to Lake county. Officers |
Woods and Farrell, it may be mentioned,
leave substitutes to.attend to their duties.
The footrace that was to have taken
place at Agricultural Park yesterday after
loon was declared off, as only three of the
eight persons entering paid their entrance
money. Mr.. Allen returned the gate
money TO those who had paid to see the
ace.
The police have been looking for two or
hree days for Edward Corville, who is ac-
used OF tampering with girl IL years of
.Se. When he found that his conduct had
become known, he disappeared, and the
'fficers have been unable to ascertain his
1t is rumored that an effort is being made
o have Governor Stoneman remove Regis
rar James A. Johnson, because of vari-
Inces as to Democratic politics. 1t is also
umored that the Governor is being urged
Q make some changes as regards the San
francisco Police Commissioners
The Methodist Episcopal Church of Gu
omonga, San Bernardino county, filed ar
lcles OF incorporation in the Office of the
Secretary of State Saturday. The Direct
RS are: K. Anime, d. Moote, Lewis
mith, Francis Smith, Russell R. Cochran,
Il. c. Burlington and J. S. Garcia.
The case of Daniel Meyer ct al vs. j. n
'orter, City Treasurer, came up for hearing
efore Judge Mcfarland Saturday, and, on
notion of Mckune IL George, it was or
ered that the city be permitted to become
party to said action, and that it be al
owed to file its complaint in Intervention.
Somebody or something was interfering
cry frequently yesterday afternoon with
be fire-alarm telegraph wires and the fire.
uent tapping of the alarm bell which re-
ulted caused citizens as well as firemen
luch annoyance Is there not a city
rdinance for the protection of the fire
elegraph?
Jack Williams, under the influence of
quor, 4 severe cash on the scalp and
hooking bad eye, applied at the station
ouse yesterday to have his hurts dressed |
aging that he had been damaged in the
'orester Saloon, K street, between Front :
nd Second, by some one whose name he
Tould not disclose.
L Auiih -. Chtii, DellNeTN |
Jerk at the Postoffice in this city, has gone
} San Francisco, having accepted a posi-
on in wholesale house, and George f.
aaron, formerly letter carrier, has been
romoted to fill the vacancy Delacy f.
.err has been appointed letter carrier, vice ,
-aron, and William Cochrane appointed
nbstitute carrier, vice Kerr.
In St. Rose Church Saturday morning a
eqlieum high mass was celebrated for the |
epose of the soul of Rev Father Petit, of =,
Willows, concerning whose death reference
as been made in this paper. Rev. Father |
allan, of Marysville. officiated, and Rev.
ather Grace pronounced the eulogy. The
blowing were present in the sanctuary
uring them Very Rev. Fathers Dalton
f Grass Valley, Meagher of Nevada City,
anham of the same place and Leahy OF
-uburn. The remains of the dead pastor 6
ERE taken in the afternoon to Marysyille
II interlnent in the priests cemetery.
TODAY at s o'clock, the great bankrupt
ock for sale at Red House. See column s
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