Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-15
BRIEF NOTES.
Two car loads of immigrants arrived IL

inches
Weather on the hill " yesterday was re-
ported to be clear and pleasant, as it also
was in Sacramento and vicinity.
A son of F. E. Russell, who resides near
Davisville, was thrown from horse Tues
day evening and fractured his right arm
Sheriff Lord, of Nevada county, took to
the Insane Asylum at Stockton yesterday
an insane woman named Mrs. Ellen Coe
The residence of Mrs. j. o. Brown, at
Folsom, was entered by thief Tuesday
night and robbed of considerable property.
The Board of City Trustees have placed
in their room new and elegant desk, for
the use OF the representatives of the daily
press.
The Governor yesterday appointed Henry
a. Palmer Director OF the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Asylum, vice A X. F. Harmon.
resigned.
About 5000 tons of wheat have been
purchased by Woodland buyers within the
last ten days at figures ranging from 81 20
to 81 232.
The cases of the Peoplevs Thomas H.
Reynolds and D. NJ. Burns were yester-
day, in the Superior Court, continued until
next Monday.
Cora Brown, alias Crowley, was arrested
yesterday by officer Farrell for grand lar
ceny, in robbing John Carey of diamond
and $40 in money.
Two Cinnamon of this city, who had
heard of the Louisiana lottery, purchased
five tickets in it, and learned yesterday that
they had drawn fifth of u $25 prize.
Sumner Post, G. A. r., will hold an open
meeting this evening at $ o'clock in Gran
gers Hall, to which all comrades and Union
veterans, together with their families, are
invited
Residents below r street, in the vicinity
of Seventh, are complaining Of the accu-
mutation of drainage water in that neigh
borhood, and want the drainage pump to
remedy the matter.
Some reckless thief has stolen the clock
from the office of Justice Post and Consta-
bic Harvey. The Justice declares that if he
is caught he (the Justice) wants to have the
hearing Of the case!
a skating club has been organized in this
city, which will occupy the skating rink
one evening in the week, paying for the use
of the same and the skates $50 per night
Skating Will commenccat 7:30 and continue
until 1920.
The Pullman conductors have been with
drawn from the palace cars run on the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad and the train con-
ductors and car porters will perform the
duties connected with the passenger service
of those cars.
Hon. John BOggs was in the city yester-
day and went TO Benicia in the afternoon.
He states that the rainfall III Colusa county
has been most propitious, and that every
thing III that section promises in the out
look very prosperous season.
a. Canton, alias P. Stortz, has been ar
rested by officer Rider on a charge OF for
gerry, on the complaint of c. c. Brown
whom he persuaded some weeks ago to
identify him at the bank where he obtained
500 on what is alleged to have been forged
paper.
The annual election of officers of the
Exempt Firemen's Association will be held
Monday, the 26th instant, at Fireman's
Hall, between the hours of and p NJ
The officers of election will be Eli Mayo
Judge; Owen Farrell and Henry Myers
Inspectors.
An order has been issued by J. NJ. Han
ford, Paymaster of the Central Pacific
Railroad warning all persons that here
after no assignments of the employees
wages will be allowed by the company ex-
cept in cases where such transfer has been
made to secure the payment of board bills
On the Hospital Wardenship, the Yolo
Board of Supervisors are enlulating the
example set by the State Senate, and have
come TO a deadlock. The present incIm-
bent, john l.. Pace received two votes,
VIM. Wishart received two, and Warren
Powers one. On Tuesday the matter was
deferred until the next meeting of the
Board
The condition of O street, from Tenth to
Twentieth, is simply horrible. There seems
to be no bottom between the rails of the
city railway track, and the only way the
cars can be hauled over that portion of
their route is TO faSten the singletree to one
corner of the car and allow the horse To
walk on a ten-inch plank nailed down
alongside of one of the rails.
Officers Woods, Arlington and Kent ar
rested on a dispatch last evening Young
man named J. II. Church. who is accused
by his father Of grand larceny. The parties
reside in Oakland, and it appears from the
statement of the prisoner that the elder
Church gave his son a deed to have re-
corded, which he did, but had 1t recorded
in his own name.
On Monday evening the following of
ficers were installed for the ensuing term
c. c., J. 3. Pierrepont; C. c., n. Wilson;
V. c., Mrs. NJ. Nogelgesang; r. s.. Mrs. f.
Evems; +. s, c. w. Baker; Treasurer, A.
Younger; Prelate, Mrs. A. L. Rooney;
Marshal, A. Landau; Warden, Mrs r.
Marks; [. e., r. f. Rooney; 0. g., William
Maley; Trustees, D. Hickey, l. Wild, J. V.
Harne; Medical Examiner, DR.. Lame.
Sergeant Barwick has received from Will
lam LOutZenheSer. druggist at Grass Val
ley, through the Grass Valley Ddiiy IiditgS
the rainfall by months for 1873 to 1884
Grass Valley is 200 feet above sea level.
This is the second response the Sergeant
has received since notice has been given
through the RECoRD-U MON of few days
ago. The time for receiving reports has
been extended to February 10Th. By that
time it is to be hoped that the records that
have been Systematically kept for a series
of years Will have been forwarded to the
Observer in charge of the United States
Signal Office in this city
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