Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-07
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived last
night
A slight shower of hail fell in this city
about P. NJ. yesterday.
The Harbor Commissioners yesterday paid
into the State treasury S23, 2SS 6S.
Costumes Tribe, No. IA, Imp. o. R. NJ,
paid fraterusl visit to Owosso Tribe, No
80, last evening.
Charles D. Bunker, late Commissioner of
Immigration, paid into the State treasury
yesterday S19,054 60.
The Sacramento river at P. NJ. yesterday
had receded in "a hours about foot, and
marked 13 feet inches.
Ex-Attorney-G eneral Hart does not expect
a decision in the Hurtsdo and Rateu cases
until about the first week in March.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco,
says he has taken 50 prisoners to Folsom
from that city in the last thirteen months.
The steamer C. NJ. Small passed down
stream yesterday, bound for San Francisco
from Marysville, with barge load of grain.
Bows and men had lively time SNOWFALL
ing on Front street yesterday morning with
snow taken from the roofs Of ears recently
from the Summit.
was reported stormy at most places, with in
dicstions of more snow. The trains were all
getting through in good shape.
The following counties settled with tia
State yesterday and paid into the State
treasury the amounts due: Los Angeles,
S126, 3SG %; TuoIunne. Sl3, III So.
The Bank of Yolo, ewing to its largely in
creasing business, has issued a call for $50, 900
70 no r,ai1 in hv tho atNpE he dara
This will make the total amount Of paid up
capital $40. 600.
Sheriff William Z. Hopping, of Shasta
county, passed through the city yesterday, en-
route for San Quentin with prisoner named
William Campbell, who is to serve eighteen
months for robbery.
The police have been bringing in so many
suspicious characters and thieves lately that
the station-house and county all will be apt
to need additional accommodations before
long if the supply of bad character material
does not give out soon.
The Capital Turf Club will meet this even
ing, at 1880, at the Capital Hotel, 60 receive
the report of the committee on reorganiza-
ton. This co mittee has attended to the
duty assigned to it, and will be able to sug-
gest a plan of operations.
County Assessor Griffi It's made an offer to
the Board Of Supervisors yesterday to make
the county assessment this year under con-
tract for $4,000. Last year it coat about
IS, 400, including his salary. the salaries Of
deputies, etc. The Supervisors have not
taken decisive action, but majority appear
to look upon the proposition fayorably.
Tuesday night should have been moonlit,
but there were too many clouds and too much
rain for Madam Luna to appear to good adj
vantage. The lighters of street lamps sp-
peared to have stuck to the programme, how
ever, and as the almanac said moonlight,
they considered gas superhuous. Citizens
who had to wade through the mud thought
differently.
The spirit level, saw. etc., taken from
Chss. Connolly, who was arrested last Sun
day by officer Dillman, special Ferral and
Paxen Mcdowell on suspicion of larceny,
have been identified as property stolen from
Osborn's woodward. Connolly received so
days sentence in the Police Court yesterday
for disturbing the peace, and will now h ave q
charge of larceny or burglary entered against
him.
Casey & Cronan, wholesale LIQUOR dealers
on X street, between Second and Third,
placed in their office yesterday an elegant FIRE
aud burglar-proof safe, which weighs 7,000
pounds 1t has double doors and large
burglar proof chest extending across the en-.
tire bottom. 1t was manufactured by the
Cincinnati Safe and Lock Company, and is a
desirable and handsome piece of Office fur
niture.
The friends of the late DR.. John 3. Wood,
the well-krown journalist, and familiar to
| Californians as the news agent in New York
of the OH Sacramento Union. are raising s
fund for the relief Of his widow. His funeral
was attended by large number of friends,
including many prominent New Workers,
members of the press, comprising full one
hslf of the editors aud reporters of the city
and surprisingly large representation from
the typographical fraternity.
STILL COMET. Fl. Cook & Co. are still
selling 12I pounds of choice Island sugar fol
81; eggs, p cents per dozen. Call and looh
at i, corner Eighth and ] streets. See theil
! list Of prices in another column.