Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-28
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of Immigrants arrived from
the East yesterday.
/ A quantity of women's clothing was
found by officer Arlington yesterday on L
! street.
Yesterday was another delightfully."- cool
! day-such as would make the average
, watering place ashamed of itself.
The name of Thomas Klebbs appeared
] solitary and alone on the police slate last
night opposite charge of drunk.
On Sunday morning the o-year-old son
| of Fred. Stevens fell from high porch at
| the residence on n street, bruising his head
severely.
| The Board of Trustees met yesterday. re-
ceived the weekly report of the Chief En-
gineer of the water works, audited few
bills, and adjourned.
| Mrs. Mainland, who lives few miles in
! the country, was thrown from buggy on
the lower Stockton road, few days since,
and suffered the fracture of four ribs.
Every member of Warren Relief Corps is
| requested to be at their rooms, Fifth and ]
streets, this afternoon at 2:30 clock Bust
ness of importance is to be transacted
Ripe grapes of the Black Morocco variety
were received Yesterday by a gentleman of
|
about month earlier than in California.
a one-armed violinist was the center of
attraction on the streets yesterday. He held
the bow under his knee, and brought music
from the instrument by rapidly manipulate
ing it upon the bow with his remaining
hand
The auction sale of jewelry and plated
ware at 612 J street. conducted by F. T.
Keller, will be concluded at sales to-day
and this evening, as announced in a card
to the public this morning in another
column.
The statement published in connection
with proposed new German paper in this
city, TO the effect that Charles Schmidt is at
present the publisher of the Sacramento
J0ur'lai, is incorrect as that gentleman sew
cred his relations with the Journal some
years since.
There is young gray eagle owned BY
K-street tinsmith, which seems to be con-
tent to stand on a box all day long without
making any effort to get away The bird
OF freedom, with its =" storm daring pinion
and sun-gazing eye" seems to be, in fact
down in the mouth about something.
Articles of incorporation of the Bank of
Tulare were filed yesterday in the Secretary
of States Office. The new concern has a
capllal STOCK OF SIOoUO0, and Its Directors
are j. H. Bradley of Fresno. Hiram May
bury of San Jose, and S. Goldman E. La
throp and f. NJ. Schultz of Tulare City.
Attorney General Marshall has Instituted
suit in the Superior Court of San Francisco
in the name of the People of the State, to
declare forfeited the franchise of the Crystal
Ice Company, on the ground of fraudulent
transactions on the part of one of the prin-
cipal stockholders of the company named
Keefer.
A. J. Senate last evening received dis
patch from Oakland, stating that John !
Thomas was dying in that city Mr. |
Thomas is an old resident of Sacramento |
county, having for many years lived upon
and owned the fine ranch now the prop |
erty of Weinstock & Lubin, at MAYHEM |
station, on the Sacramento Valley Rail |
road.
A handsome title sign of the "E. B. |
Croker Art Gallery has been placed over |
the main entrance to that building by the |
Museum Association. Fifty small directory |
cards noting free days for the gallery have
been prepared and are being framed. They |
will be hung at the depot in the hotels,
and other public places |
Each card is about eight by ten inches.