Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-15
BRIEF NOTES.
Five carloads of Immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.

Five carloads of Immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday NJ. J. Harris was granted
divorce from James A. Harris.
The John A. Stevens theatrical company
arrived from the East yesterday morning,
and went through TO Stockton.
1t has been decided to hold the encamp-
ment of the National Guard from August
18th to 23d inclusive, instead OF from the
9th of June till the 9TH of July.
The Medical Society of the State of Cali
fornia will meet in fifteenth annual session
at B'nai Birth Hall, San Francisco to-day,
and continue in session three days.
The steamer Neponset, No, ,, arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
general produce, broom-corn and hogs,
and towing the barge Minnie, loaded with
wood.
Among the entries for the two-year-old
colt race to take place at Stockton at this
seasons fair three out Of the eight are
colts sired by horses owned by DR.. Hicks,
OF this city.
An entertainment will be given in the
parlors of the Congregational Church this
evening consisting of a fairy operetta, his
ella, and other attractions.
The Chief of Police has caused the pawn
brokers and dealers in second hand goods
form to the law relative to registering art
icles pledged to or purchased by them.
Henry A. Caulfeld had Manuel Suaves,
c. p. Hurtado and Josie Dorrell arrested
Yesterday for malicious mischief, in tearing
down house which he had erected on land
which he claims, but which other parties
also claim.
A correspondent writing from Penryn uE-
der date of April 18th, says The hardest
rain ever experienced in this section fell
yesterday. 1t was solid pour down for
over two hours. 1t has put strawberries
back for several days.
Officer Franks arrested a few days ago
man named Antonio Moriani, who APP
pearcd to be insane, and it subsequently
developed that he was an escape from the
asylum at Stockton. An officer from that
institution came over and got him yester-
day.
Green & Trainor commenced suit against
the State yesterday in the Superior Court
for $4,000 damages done their property in
Yolo county by the changing Of the outlet
of the American river several years ago.
C.. T. Jones and A. l.. Hart are their at
torneys.
The date of holding the Union Sunday
school picnic at Cothrins Grove has been
changed to Tuesday, May 9TH The Sun
day-schools of the city to participate are
those of the three Methodist, two Baptist,
two Presbyterian, Congregational, Christian
and United Brethren Churches.
Fog overhung the city for several hours
yesterday morning. On the hill snow and
rain fell at intervals, and from many local
tiles in the upper portion of the State rain
was reported. 1t rained very hard during
the night between White Rock and Shingle
Springs, but below the former place scarce
ly drop fell.
Eight colts were stolen about a week ago
from r. S. Careys Davisviile ranch, but the
thief appears 10 have come to the conclu-
sisn that they were too well branded to be
disposed of easily, and determined to let
them go, in consequence of which they
were recovered last Monday between
Woodland and Knights Landing.
A few weeks ago man named Frank
Moran was arrested by officer Farren on
suspicion of insanity, as he was laboring
under the impression that Colonel Hardin,
of Santa Rosa for whom he had worked,
was conspifing to keep him from gaining
livelihood. The Commissioners examined
him and decided that he was sane enough
to be set at liberty. Yesterday his brother
arrived here from Oregon in search Of him,
and stated that he had spent great deal of
money in advertising for him, but without
success.
Sergeant Barwicll reports that BY the
Signal Service report at clock last night
there appeared 10 be cool wave in Oregon