Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-10
BRIEF NOTES.

rive carloads OF immigrants arrived tins
| morning.
J. Harris, who came W from San Fran
cisco Saturday evening, had S51 70 stolen
from his room Monday night.
| The steamer Flora returned from her
| first trip to the upper Sacramento yester
day with bargeload of wood and grain.
Jacob Draper, who was recently sem
| fenced to two years in the State Prison at
San Quentin for grand larceny, was taken
to that institution yesterday.
w. w. Lyman, Grand Patriarch, paid
| fraternal visit last evening to Occidental
Encampment No. AZ, |. O. 0. F., as did
also Pacific Encampment, No. ,.
Joseph II. Fry, who was so severely in
jured last Saturday afternoon while an
| loading lumber from car on | street, was
able to appear on the street yesterday.
| The Sacramento river is down to feet
70 inches 1t might be in order to COM
mence draining China Slough into the
river before the weather becomes warm.
The residence of Peter Hoey, about half
mile east of Mayhew's station, on the
line of the Sacramento Valley Railroad,
was destroyed by fire about 1:30 P NJ yes
| terday.
The sentence of imprisonment for life
passed upon C. X. Clarke has been so
changed as to make the prison at San
Quentin his abiding-place, instead of that
at Folsom.
| The following arrests appeared on the
slate at the station-house at u o'clock last
night; Thomas Consolation, for battery.
by officer Kent; j. Harrison, for vagrancy,
| by officer Farrell.
George w. Jackson filed in the County
Recorders office yesterday his official bond
as a Notary Public, given in the sum of
$1,000, with W. E. Osborn, Fred. Kim and
J. Frank Clark as sureties.
| c. r. Gilman says he has put up de-
post of 500 in the hands of Robert Allen
to make match that his gray PAGER Foss
can beat J. r. Hodson's black mare Kate
Bender race of mile heats, three in five
to harness and to rule.
! The first of the open-ar concerts will
probably be given by the Hussar Band at
the Capitol Park Friday evening next. The
First Artillery Band will give a concert Oh
Tuesday, the sd, when the city will prob
ably be full of visitors attending the Turner
festival.
Red Cloud Tribe No. Al, Imp. O. r. NJ,
elected the following officers last evening
for the ensuing term: Sachem, l.. W.
Grothen; S. s., b. F. Johnson; J. s., A. d.
Miller; G. of R., Thomas J. Games; FL
nancial Chief, J. E. Shields; K of W., J.
S. Watson Trustees-C. Sullivan, Z. C.
Hopkins, G. F. Brenner
A trial of speed in killing and dressing
cattle for market use was made few days
since at the slaughter house of Odeli &
| Ross, Twenty-fifth and Y streets The
parties engaged in the trial were Andrew
Jacobs and Joseph Zuver. They killed and
dressed seven cattle in forty-seven minutes,
making time of little less than seven
minutes per head.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday Judge Van Fleet denied the mo-
ton of counsel for John Filand, charged
with robbery, to have John Cummings, a
prisoner in the State Prison at Folsom.
brought to the city on an order of Court to
serve as a witness in his (Filand's) behalf
The latter was given ten days to file bill
of exceptions to the Courts ruling.
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. s,
l. o. o. F., has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term Mrs J. w Boyd, n
G.; Mrs. f. B. Palmer, V. G.; Mrs. Aaron
Nathan, Recording Secretary; Mrs Gilman
Treasurer; n. B. Haner, Permanent Sec
rotary Ell Dorado Lodge, No s, |. O. o.
F.. has elected the following officers A.
Root, n. g.; Charles A. Fisk, V g.; E. S.
Clark, Recording Secretary; n. B. Haner,
Permanent Secretary c. C. "aft, Treasurer.
State Treasurer Oullahan has forwarded
to Captain Mullen, the States agent at
Washington, cancelled Controllers war
rants representing amounts paid by the
State for the equipment of companies for
the United States during the war of the re-
bellion. Also, claims fer relief and bounty
for soldiers engaged were forwarded. These
| pt no NJ, aiJ Of
which will be presented to the national de-
partments in the effort to have the amounts
expended by the State refunded by the
general Government.