Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-10
BRIEF NOTES.

One carload of immigrants arrived this
, morning.
The Elite Theater announces an excel
lent'entertainment every evening.
The steamer Clara Bell left for the upper
! Sacramento yesterday with merchandise
Sentence in the case of AL Tryon, for
| burglary, has been continued until to-
/ morrow.
James Root, well-known resident of
Backs Station, Yolo county, died Saturday
night at his residence, of cancer of the
throat.
The Sacramento river has risen about Is
| inches under the influence of the recent
rains, and last evening registered II feet IL
inches.
Regina Lauppe was yesterday, in Depart
ment Two of the Superior Court, granted n
divorce from Rudolph Lauppe, and awarded
the custody of their minor children.
Sheriff W. E. Hale, of Alameda county,
brought up last evening, en- route for the
State Prison at Folsom, Charles Samson,
who is to serve four years for burglary.
Bell & Co., auctioneers, have removed
their office to No. 1902 J street They will
have regular sales of stock, buggies, etc,
Stables
Owing to the absence of Judge Van
Fleet from the city yesterday, Judge Nc
farland heard the cases on the calendars
OF both Departments of the Superior Court
Judge Van Fleet will be back to-day.
In a recently published list of members
OF the Sacramento Society of Pioneers the
name of DR.. w w. Light was inadvertent-
W.
Society and came to the State in 1S49
Friends of d. NJ Burns were Yesterday
making out bail bonds for him, and it was
understood that very nearly the entire
amount had been secured. The remainder
will probably be obtained this morning.
1t was reported last evening that R. W.
Lewis, of the firm of Lewis 81 Johnston
whose leg was badly fractured by q fall re-
Gently, was not doing well, in fact that his
condition was exciting serious apprehen
sion.
Officer Sullivan arrested last evening a
Chinaman named All Wuay for drawing a
pistol upon a fellow counryman on Sun
day, the difficulty growing out of the shoot
ing scrape that took place on Fifth street,
near |, that afternoon.
The police under the direction of Chief
Jackson, are making it unpleasant for the
opium-smoking feinds, members of the
" lover fraternity, and others gathered in
the city who toll not, neither do they spin
and many have been compelled to leave
town.
Michael Murphy, an old resident of Sac
ramento, where he has been for many
years engaged in business as horse
trainer, died on Sunday after q lingering
illness, in his 10Th year He came to Sac
ramento in 1850, has lived here ever since,
and was well liked by all with whom he
came in contact
About 6 o'clock yesterday morning two
Cinnamon went to Neubourg & Lagos
mill. on Fifth street, between J and X, with
hand carts, and were engaged in loading
the carts with barley. which they were
stealing from in front of the building, when
some one approached, causing them to run.
leaving the carts behind Later in the day
the carts were claimed by Cinnamon, who
alleged that the thieves had borrowed them
without permission.
Early yesterday morning officer Sullivan
saw Chinaman passing through Second
street, carrying one of the black travelling
bags so much in use by the Celestials. As
it was too early for the trains, he accOsted
the Asiatic. inquiring where he was going,
and shook the bag, but its contents failed to
rattle. He concluded to look into it, and,
on doing so, found that it contained two
chickens, doubtless stolen from somebody's
premises. The Chinaman, in order to pro-
vide them with air, had made holes in the
bottom of the bag.
Sunday night four tramps were captured
sleeping i'll a barn in Washington, and yes
terday morning they we're tried in Justice
Scully's Court for vagrancy and convicted.
One of them was sentenced to twenty days
in the County Jail, and the others to fifteen
days each. II omer TOdhunter and Cap
tain Pickett escorted them to Woodland on
yesterday mornings train. The residents
of Washington have become tired of the
tramps making a rendezvous in that town
after being driven out of Sacramento, and
propose to keep them moving on, or else
send them to do service i'll the Woodland
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