Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-06
BRIEF NOTES.
Three carloads of Immigrants arrived
II L.

from Inc EdSt titiS IlOIJllIiS,
But one arrest was made yesterday
II Lizzie Washington, by officers Farrell an
Il Kent, for petty larceny.
: Yesterday the City Trustees elected jess
9 Waddle as Poundmaster. The pound mus
be east of Twentieth street.
The contract for grading and graveline
of n street, from Tenth to Fifteenth street
: has been let to Turton & Knox.
a The first currants of the season were yes
terday to be seen at the Pacific Fruit Com
pany's store on Second street, as were alsC
the first apricots.
! The stock in the store of NJ Someriield
was sold yesterday at public auction by d
j. Simmons & Co. to Davis, Haber Il Co.,
of San Francisco. for $3.50.
a mild form of epizootic or pinkeye has
made its appearance among the Horses OF
Sacramento county, but it appears to leave
the animal after few days rest.
T. D. SERVERS residence was entered by
a thief on Monday, and robbed of consid-
cradle jewelry, gold watch opera glasses,
clothing, small sum of money, etc.
a deed was filed in the Recorders office,
bearing date of April 20, 1855, by which
Archbishop Joseph S. Alemany transfers
to his successor, Archbishop Patrick w.
Il illOlldll an tle CLUTCH property III t>aCTd-
mento city and county.
As several of the witnesses in the case of
James Brady, whose body was found in the
river on Monday, were absent from the
! city yesterday on the steamer Dover, Cor
oner Clark was unable to hold an inquest,
but will probably do so this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
| State Prison at Folsom, John Mcdonald,
who is to serve five years for grand larceny
and Frank Morton, who is to serve five
! years for burglary i'll the second degree
| The total bonded Indebtedness of Yolo
county, with accrued and unpaid interest,
was on March LIST S94, 800 -, and the float
ing debt S5,454 10, making the total debt of
| the county, March 1, 1856. 800, S25 10, ac-
! cording to the recent report of the Grand
Jury.
Fifteen coaches and a baggage-car were
required to convey the Union Sunday
school picnic to Cothrin's Grove yesterday
The day was passed very pleasantly, the
weather was cool, and no accidents oc-
CURED. The party reached the city on their
return shortly after SPIN.
Samuel Sibley, of Woodland, who about
TWO weeks ago had severe fall, in conse-
quenc6 of which he remained insensible for
of his recovery, is reported 10 be gradually
improving. His mind is clear at times, so
That he recognizes acquaintance.
Deputy Sheriff Dyer. OF Tehama county.
returned to Red Bluff yesterday with
Chinaman who had been brought before
the Supreme Court on habeas corpus He
was tried in Tehama county for riot, COM
mitted at Vina, and sentenced to six
months in the county jail. The Court re-
manded him to the custody of the Sheriff
The Grand Jury of Yolo county fled its
report last Monday 1t recommends,
among other things, the sale Of the present
county hospital, and the appropriation of
the proceeds for the purchase, of not less
than twenty acres of land not less than one
mile from Woodland, and the erection
thereon OF a suitable hospital and farm
buildings.
The funeral of the late Fred Dustman
which takes place at 10 A. NJ to-day from
Red Mems Hall, Sixth and K streets, will |
be attended by Red Jacket Tribe, No. %. |
Imp. 0. K. NJ; Sacramento Conclave, No. |
y X, s F.. Confidence Lodge, No. IS, X. |
OF p; Court Capital, No 6,742. 4. O. f.; |
Sacramento Council, No SO. O. c. T.: Sac !
ramento Lodge. No. SO 4. o. L. W; War |
ren Post, No. 81, G. a. r., of all of which |
organizations he was 4 member
The City Trustees yesterday morning re-
scinded the action taken on Monday in |
awarding to James Touhey the contract for
constructing a twenty four-inch sewer on
Third street, between l. and ", and de-
rected the Clerk 10 advertise for proposals
for a smaller sewer Learning. however
that the material for the large sewer could
be obtained, which at first seemed doubt
full, they yesterday afternoon reconsidered
the reconsideration, which leaves tie mat
ter as arranged on Monday,
A reporter inquired yesterday of an in
telligent Chinaman what use was made by
the Celestials OF the large black water bee
ties which are so frequently seen hving
about the electric lights, and which the
Cinnamon gather up and save He replied
that they were mostly cooked and made
into liniment for cuts, ulcers, etc. In
China, he added, sometimes poor peo-
pies boys go fishing. FLAPS some small
boy no have anything fish with he likee
so, alice same, and catchee bugs Bimebv
he put EN- in fire, roast 'em and eat EN-.
Poor folks, you understand l no like
that He said the bugs were called Suey
kwa''-that's the pronunciation of it, if the
spelling is not cOrrect-the words signify
ing water bugs.