Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-30
BRIEF NOTES.

! One carload of Immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
As the last day for paying State and
county taxes is close at hand, the Sheriff 5
office is at present very busy place.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 9, sailed
yesterday for San Francisco. with grain,
and the San Joaquin, Nos, for Port Costa,
with grain.
1t was reported that the pay-car paid off
at Oakland yesterday, and it is expected
to arrive here shortly-perhaps this after
noon or tomorrow.
An exceedingly cold northwest wind
prevailed in this vicinity yesterday, max
| ing it unpleasant to be outdoors for even
those who were well wrapped up.
The steamer Governor Dana will go up
the river nine or ten miles this morning to
bring down a band of beef cattle, which,
owing to the flooding of the roads, cannot
be driven to the city.
| Cyril Searle, manager of the Rose Eytinge
company, announces that he has leased the
Metropolitan Theater for, a season of four
| nights, commencing January 5th during
which that combination will appear.
| These arrests were made yesterday:
Anna Wilson and Nora Crowley, by officers
| Arlington and Farrell, for exhibiting
Minnie Lee and Nellie Barry, by Chief
Jackson and officer Farrell for petit lar
ceny.
Lewis Warner, alias Muldoon," pub
fishes card challenging Daniel Egan, the
Montana Kid" to fight him, prize-ring
rules, for $3.50 aside, the fight to take place
outside the city limits, four weeks after
putting up the money.
Up to late hour Yesterday afternoon
the steamer Americas had not returned
from the lower Sacramento, where she
went in search of the barge which got away
from her at the Sacramento and Yolo
bridge Saturday afternoon.
The County Board of Education COM
menced its sessions at the High School
building yesterday morning, when thirty
eight applicants for teachers certificates,
all but three of them ladies, presented
themselves for examination as to their
qualifications to serve as teachers.
Twelve Sacramento sportsmen went over
to the sink of Putah Sunday morning after
ducks Nine came back without feather
and the other three were not in need of as
slstance to carry their game When man
with shooting implements gets off a train
on the side fartheSt from the depot plat
form no questions need be asked after this
The Union Brewery team started on
runaway on Third street yesterday morn
ing, and created quite a sensation on J
street, into which they turned, and then
went through Sixth street to l, and up / to
the brewery, where they were stopped.
But little damage was done, though the
driver, who was knocked down by the team
While trying to stop them, was consider
ably bruised
Court Capitol of California, No. GAP,
elected officers for the ensuing term last
evening, as follows: Hugo KuhI, L. R.; G.
l.. Shafer, S. c.; Abe Wilson, T.; 0. \.
Cronlite, r. s.; ". B. Rogers, F. s; c. G.
Ogg, S. W. A. C. Boothby, ]. w; A HUI
bert S. B.; John Humrich, J. b. Trustees,
X. b. Harmon, H. Houghton, Fred Dust
man; Auditors, George L. Mills, W. B.
Oldfield B. F. Ward; Surgeon, DR.. G.. B.
Glow
Yesterday, in Department One of the Su-
perior Court, Judge Armstrong sentenced
Frank Fairchild (who, assisted by two
others, robbed a man of a sum of money
one night few weeks ago, on Front streeet),
to 4 term of ten years in the State Prison at
Folsom. Fairchild did not seem to feel
much surprised at the sentence, but Lin
crick, y one of the old boys" at the County
Jail, where he is now serving a term for
petit larceny, remarked, :" Be jabers, I've
said all along that Judge up there's too
unreasonable, None of the b'ys should go
before him.