Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-26
BRIEF NOTES.

| GsS4SS.
One car load of immigrants arrived last
night.
| The chain-gang yesterday were engaged
in scrubbing out the new Pavilion.
It is said that tbs railroad machine and
car shops at Vallejo will soon be dispensed
with, thsir work TO be done in Sacramento.
| The remains of Mrs. Sarah J. Cole, who
| died in this city on Thursday, were yesterday
/ taken TO Roseville for interment.
Samuel Odlum, in the employ of Clark l.
/ Culver, Woodland, was thrown from his
wagon last Wednesday and fractured his lefr
| leg.
The new sidewalk on the west side of Fiji
tenth street, between L and NJ. contracted
| for by the State Agricultural Society, hiss
been finished
Smiths, was opened at Gridley last Wednes-
day. n. A Rideout, son of n. D., has it
under his management.
JONES' Beebe & Grants band left for Neva-
da City yesterday, to furnish music for the
party to be given there last night by the Odd
Fellows and Knights OF Pythias.
There wss an army of ladies at the Expo
sition building yesterday morning, arranging
for the decoration of the building prepara-
tory for the charity entertainment.
7. Blout bought st auction Yesterday the
residence of William Bsrtels for So 600.
After the sale be was offered $500 for the
two palm trees in front of the house, but de-
clined to sell.
\ dispatch received at the railroad office
last evening from Vallejo stated thst the
Bernard House of that plscs-the principal
hotel-was then in flames, with little prospect
of being saved
Is was reported amorg horsemen in town
yesterday that the valuable trotIing stallion
Buccaneer, owned by q. Valeusin, of Oruo,
died at his owners ranch early this week, but
10 oIe knew any particulars.
The chestnut colt Tyrsnt (2) by imp. Great
Tom dam Moselle by Jack Malone, out Of
Gazeile by imp. Albion, the property Of j.
3. Hsggiu, California, is reported as being
lame in his loins. The horse is in the East.
A gentleman who came down from the
upper country yesterday remarked that the
crops on summer-fallowed land in the vicinity
of Gridley, Bigqs and Nelson are looking
much better than he had expected to see
them.
Colonel J. Il. Tomlinson, who figured in
Sacramento as confidence operator a few
weeks ago, has been bound over to appear
before the Superior Court Of Fresno county
on a charge Of obssining money under false
pretenses.
The case of NJ. L. O'Niel charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT, was pactiaUy examined ia
Justic- Gilmei's Court yesterday atternoof,
and then, owing to the % 'ence Of witnesses
for the prosecution, c1ntiausd until next We'd
nesdoy, at P. II.
The San Francisco "sports are greatly
di.eusted because the price If tickets
to tn sullivan Combination performances TO
he given there has been raised TO - 80 10, an
engaged seat, 81 80 f-r admission down
stairs, AID 81 co the gallery.
Deputy Sheriff @. w Benson, Of SUIT
county, came down yesterday with two
prisoners One, an insane man, be took over
TO Stockton, leaving the ether, Saul Doubt,
VINO Is to serve 10 months Tor grand larceny,
il tue city prison. lie will be taken TO Fol-
som this morning.
A valuable horse belonging to W. j. Irvine.
Of the Pacific Stables, which had been hired
20 o man who Eaid be wished TO drive ten
miles GU. was returned yesterday in a condi-
ton that indicated he hsd been driven 100.
4 v5Cerinary surgeon was ing al he could for
the animal last evening, but it was feared he
would not pull through.
4 little daughter Ct Martin Hallor8n. who
resides in the vicinity Of Twelfth and d
streets, was quite severely bitten on the arm
Thursday afternoon by Newfoundland dog
belonging to a neighbor. Ga the application
OF Mr.. Hailora1 and with the consent Of the
owner of the dog, the Poundmsster subse-
quently took the animal over the levee to
Kill him, but he broke away and escaped IN.
hurt.
A Vigilance Committee has been formed
by number Of society gentlemen of this
city, who desire 10 mete out justice to GER
tain railroad man who had the superinten-
dency of the punch mauufsc.ur at a re-
cent social gathering which was largely at
tended. He managed his material So neatly
that even old "hsr3 heads" had to succumb,
declaring subsequently that two or three lit
tie wine-glasses of the mixture had given
them bigger heads than they had ever carried
before.
The rsin.clouds broke away in The vicinity
OF Sacramento between and ocl elk last
evening" AID st midnight there were no iudi-
cations th8t thu Clerk CT the Weather it,
tended to furnish any more moisture At pres
ent. Residents of the city were very much
plssszl Gu,inE the evening with tie rain that
had fallen, aud we're happy.l9olsing los,
with tasir faces in smiles and their feet III
the 8Ud. At y o'clock LAST night the
weather on the mouut.ins was clear and cold
the thermomet Ter at the Summit being but 6'
ab5ve zero. About six inches Of slow had
fallen thee.
Tbs over-zsalous friends Of officer jackson
are making life unpleasant fer him by s=ud-
ing people to his room night after mig bt with
information where he can buy csts. Night
before last BOY, who had been TO see him
three or four times before when he was out,
called ond announced that he bad two nice
cats snd sixteen kittens which could 10 pur-
chssad at a reasonable rate. jackson de-
clares thst ne never had cat, and never al
mos. had one; consequently that be has not
lost any. He does not want to buy one, aud
would not encourage any Of his friends to DO
50. He has had much experience with animals
bears, foxes, coons, porcupines and mon
keya-aud survived it all, but fears that this
cat business viii "knock him cut" unless he
mskss an awful example of the next person.
young or old, who even 50 much as says
"meow " 70 him.