Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-31
BRIEF NOTES.

Warrants are ready at the Controller
office for the First Artillery Regiment.
Two carloads of Immigrants arrived
from the East yesterday, a large number o
whom left the train at this point
The charge of libel brought by Franz
Rogers against NJ. L. Hammer was yester
day continued in the Police Court until to-
day.
The Swiss Station auction sale, which
was to have taken place yesterday, ha:
been again postponed until Monday next
August Sd, at , o'clock P. NJ.
On Wednesday evening a young mar
named Holden and Miss Sallie Ten Eycb
We're thrown from buggy near East Park
l'Both were somewhat injured.
John Thomas, former resident of May.
| hew, in this county, died at Oakland at II
P. NJ. Thursday His remains will be
brought here to-day for interment
George Gregg, Master Mechanic for the
railroad company at Wadsworth, New, is
at the Railroad Hospital in this city suffer
ing from slight attack of paralysis.
On Wednesday night Calf Council OF
| Chosen Friends gave very pleasant enter
tainment, which was attended by few
members of the Order from this city.
The only case before Department Two OF
the Superior Court yesterday was that OF
Joseph Hahn VS. H. w. K Perry and 9th
ers. Judgment by default was given in
| favor of plaintiff for $3.50.
The McIsaacs property, lot |, \ and O,
| Front and Second streets, with the improve
| mentS thereon, was sold by D. J. Simmons
Annie Kohne was the bidder. The price
paid was 81, 225.
A company, to he known as the Coloma
Packing Company, has been organized in
the interest of orchardists about Coloma.
Ell Dorado county. 1t is the intention of
the company to ship several carloads of
fruit to Chicago each week.
1t has transpired that the telegram sent
to this city night before last by one Charles
Linton, accusing his wife of having eloped
grew out of mistake. The lady had had
" a little tiff with her husband, and he
jumped at the conclusion that she had left
him. There was nothing in 1t.
Any items to-day?" asked reporter
of one of the papers yesterday of a lad at
the depot " Let me see, said he Eyes,
Train No. 101 was half an hour late"
The reporter made note OF this, and then
asked: What was the matter" The
youth, who had meantime slid off several
feet, replied: 3" Weller, the eow-catcher
had a calf
The highest temperature yesterday, ac-
cording to the Signal Service reports, was
For Olympia. TO; Spokane Falls, go;
Dayton, 800; Fort Candy, 660; Port
land, SO; Roseburg. S20; Cape Mendo-
elmo, 40; Red Bluff SO; Sacramento,
SO; San Francisco. 70o; Keller, 950 San
Luis Obispo, 7S0; Los Angeles, 800, and
San Diego, 10.
Yesterday a newsboy approached Sena-
tor Nrooman at the depot and tried to sell
him paper. Oh said the Senator, "
don't read a newspaper; I'm Democrat,
and can't read" :" Got Just what yer
WANT replied the astute youngster, fish
ing out of his pile of literature an ancient
copy of the Examiner Here's a Demo
cratic paper, full er nice peters The
Senator surrendered.
Manager Beardslee, of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company, announces that
that office will, on next Sunday, and each
Sunday thereafter, be open for the receipt
and transmission of kilograms from to 10
o'clock III the forenoon, and from to in
the afternoon. The hours have been from
9 to II in the morning, and from 6 to in
the evening Arrangements have been
made to have messages delivered which
come here at any time on Sunday. Ex-
cept at the hours named all the Offices in
the State, outside of San Francisco, are
closed.