Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-22
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived
, from the East this morning
The residences and business houses o.
Woodland are about to be numbered.
The steamer Naruna arrived from the
upper Sacramento last evening with grain
Naomi Chapter, o. E. S., will pay fra
ternal visit to Yolo Chapter, No 60, this
evening.
The ladies interested in the Howard ben
eft will meet at Pioneer Hall at o'clock
this afternoon.
Henry Ehrenberger has been missing
since the 18th instant, and his friends yes
terday notified the police of the fact, fear
ing that something had happened to him.
The Nevada Nickel Mining Company has
been incorporated by A J. Mason, C. C.
Merrill A. Judson, James McMeehan and
w. X. DeFrees. Capital stock $4,000, 900,
all of which has been subscribed.
The Democrats of Woodland invited the
Blaine and Logan Club to join in their eel
ebration of the election of Cleveland this
evening, but the Republicans declined, set
ting forth their reasons courteously, but
spiritedly.
Quite a number of Sacramentans have
gone to San Francisco to witness the closing
races of the Blood Horse Association to-
day, which includes four mile race, and
one in which the crack two-year-old Alta
and others contest.
Inasmuch as many were unable to obtain
seats on Sunday evening last at st. Paurs
Church, the choir will, by special request
repeat the musical service tomorrow even
ing at Z o'clock Mr. Neale will also as
sist them as before with his flute
The WORK of repairing the levee above
the town of Washington is progressing rap
idly, the earthwork being nearly completed,
while the piling is being done as fast as
possible. 1t is believed that everything
will be finished in about two weeks.
The drawing off of portion of the water
in China slough appears to have had the
effect of stirring up the remainder, and,
near the drainage pipe especially, it is as
Stunning worse appearance than hereto
fore, while the smell is exceedingly loud
1t is reported that J. \. Donovan,
deputy under ex-City and County Treas
urer of San Francisco VIM. R. Shaber, has
been rendered and has accepted the posi-
ton of Deputy State Treasurer. succeeding
young January. and that he will file the
necessary Treasures supplemental bonds
on Monday next.
Judge Henry yesterday increased the
bail of Jack Mchenna, accused of an at
tempt to commit rape, from $500 derosit to
a bond of 81 900, or deposit of $500. Nc
Kenna, failing to give the increased surety,
was locked up. 1t was reported that the
prosecuting witness had disappeared, but
such is not the case, she being still in town.
p S. Chiles, who resides near Davisville,
has recently received by rail, from Jackson
county, Missouri herd of choice thor
oughbred short-horned cattle, with which
to stock his farm. His herd has been care
fully selected from families most in favor
with Southern and Western breeders, and
is unsurpassed, if indeed it can be equaled,
by any on this coast for purity of blood.
Constable Harvey went out to the County
yesterday and arrested VIM
Angel for assaulting another patient,
named Billy MCShane, with rake on
Thursday 1t is claimed by Angel that
McShane made q demonstration against
him with rake first. The parties will
have an opportunity to rake over their
dispute III Justice Gilmer's Court Monday
next.
A dirt wagon team ran away from Six
tenth and G streets yesterday morning.
made their way to the Capitol grounds,
and as they were attempting to enter by
the Eleventh-street drive, their wagon col
lided with one of the large fence pillars and
was demolished The horses ran up the
driveway to the Capitol entrance, and, hay
ing a difference of opinion as to whether it
was better to turn to the right or to the left,
they fell to the pavement and were cap
tured, considerably bruised but without
serious injury