Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11
BRIEF NOTES.
The recent rainfall at Woodland amounted
10 % nf an inch

The recent rainfall at Woodland amounted
to 30 of an inch.
Four carloads of Immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
A false alarm of fire was sounded shortly
after , O'Clock yesterday morning.
H Weinreich & Co.'S truck broke down
at Fourth and J streets yesterday afternoon.
The State Board of Fish Commissioners
will meet at the Union Hotel at y o'clock
Tuesday, September 10th.
Emily Ayr, arrested in this city Tuesday
| evening for insanity, was yesterday taken
by her brother to Sonoma county
Thieves have latterly been making it un-
pleasant for owners of orchards and vine
yards on the Yolo side of the river.
The State Prison Directors went up to
Folsom Prison yesterday and held a meet
ing, but transacted unimportant business.
All the arrangements having been COM
pleted, the work of pumping the city
sewage into the river will be commenced
this morning.
The shipment of fruit and vegetables to
the East, so very brisk for the past few
months, has dwindled to comparatively
small proportions.
In the Superior Court yesterday the case
of Harry G. klays, minor, on habeas
corpus, was argued and taken under adj
visement until this morning.
L. Simpkins died at the County Hospital
Yesterday morning from the effect of NOR
phine, taken with suicidal intent in this
city a few days ago. He was about 50 years
of age.
Yesterday morning Julia PocBman had
Edward DIVER arrested for battery upon
her. He claims that he did not strike her
until after she had hit him with a slung-
shot and snapped pistol at him.
A. Peltier finds that the thief who visited
his premises on Decoration Day stole, in
addition to the property heretofore men
toned, meerSchaum pipe, gold Scartpin
with ruby setting, and other articles
The steamers for Sacramento have dur
ing the past few days had more freight
offered at San Francisco than they could
carry, owing, probably, to the large guam
tity of goods forwarded to the State Fair.
One of the spectators assembled at the
depot yesterday forenoon to witness the de
parture of the Native Sons, fell in fit, and
bruised his face somewhat. 1t was several
minutes before he recovered sufficiently to
be taken home.
Coroner Clark has decided that it is I'M
necessary to hold an inquest in the case OF
James Norton. who was fatally injured
Tuesday morning through being run over
at ColtaX by cars which he was assisting in
switching, as he and the friends of deceased
are satisfied that the occurrence was purely
accidental.
The Union PRAYER meeting at the |. b.
Church, corner Fourteenth and X streets,
was largely attended yesterday and an
unusual interest was manifested by all.
The meeting continues during the fair,
each day from II TO y o'clock. All
strangers in the city are invited to join in
the deyotions.
In Justice Tubbs' Court Yesterday the
case of Benjamin Krans, charged with an
assault with deadly weapon upon man
at Pritchards ranch, about sixteen miles
above the city, a week or more ago was
dismissed on motion of the defense and
filing stipulation of satisfaction, no one APP
pearing to prosecute.
A Sacramentan travelling east on the
overland sends the following straw from
Ogden to show. as he says, " how the wind
is blowing \ vote was taken on the
train with the following result: Gentle
men-Blaine, IS; Cleveland, II; Butler, / !;
St John, l. Ladies-Blaine, 50; Cleye-
4 dispatch from San Francisco says that
in the case of Daniel Meyer vs.. John z.
Brown-generally known as the Sacra
mento bond case-the Supreme Court III
bank has denied the motion made by de-
PENDANT for a new trial, thus indorsing the
decision of the referee that the plaintiff is
entitled to payment of the bonds held by
him.
A.+i 4 lnr
of the BOYS in Blue, of this city, has re-
ccived from the Republican County Central
Committee of Alameda county an invita-
ton for the Sacramento Boys to participate
in the grand demonstration to be made in
Oakland on the 10Th instant when it is be-
lieved there will be 1900 uniformed men
in line.
The excellent manner in which the
Woodland Parlor. y. :. c. W. marched
and performed various cyolutions was IA
vorably commented upon in this city on
Admission Day. The explanation is that
many of the members are also members Of
Company F, n. G. c., of that place, and
their example has apparently given mill
itary bearing to all members Of the Parlor
\ man named Holland, who rooms ON
Fifth street, between l. and VI, awoke yes
terday morning to find that some one had
entered his room during the night and
| taken $40 from his clothing. He is usually
light sleeper and, relying upon that fact
did not lock his door when he retired. On
the day before he had 500 more in his
pocket, but fortunately put it away before
night.
Arrived Yesterday, steamer san Joaquin
No. 3, from the upper Sacramento, with
grain steamer Neponset, from the upper
Sacramento, with produce; steamer San
Joaquin No , from San Francisco, with
merchandise; steamer c. NJ. Small, from
| Marysyille for San Francisco with grain.
Sailed-Steamer San joaquin No. ., for San
Francisco with grain steamer San Joaquin
No > for the upper Sacramento, with mer-
chandiSe.
j. NJ Bottomley commenced suit ycster-
day in Justice TubbS' Court 10 recover
$2.F0 90 damages from A. Meis and +. r.
GritfitIS, of the Bee Hive Store, alleging
that on the Odd OF last July he was thrown
from his wagon because of the Bee Hive
delivery wagon horse running away and
causing the vehicle to which he was at
tached to collide with that of plaintiff, in
consequence of which he was injured to
such an extent that he has not been able TO
resume his business. d. +. Alexander and
Isaac Joseph are his attorneys.