Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27
BRIEF NOTES.
One carload of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning

! One carload of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
! Railroad men expect TO see the pay-car
up this way in day or TWO.
P. G. Beam, General Agent of the Bur-
lington route to and from the East, came
up from San Francisco last evening.
The steamer D. E. Knight arrived from
Marysyille Yesterday, en- route for San
| Francisco with grain and merchandise.
Since the Jewish Synagogue on Sixth
street received a new coat of paint, it pre-
sents very much improved appearance.
The case of W. B. Treadwell, for embez-
element, on the complaint of Isaac Quinn,
is being tried before jury in the Superior
Court at Woodland.
Miss Rebecca Montgomery. who resides
about six miles from Davisville. met with
a fall on Wednesday, resulting in the
fracture of her right leg near the ankle
joint.
DIR. Walter Lindley, County Physician of
Los Angeles county, has been inspecting
the Sacramento County Hospital He saws
! it is model institution, and compliments
Dr. White very highly on his efficient
management.
| Mrs. Coates. of Chico, who was in Sacra-
mento last week and spent several days
D.! looking for her husband, who had deserted
| her, as she claimed, came down again yes
terday and went on 10 Stockton, having
heard that he was there
The Depot Baseball Nine organized yes
| terday, as follows J. NJ Sullivan Cap
tain; Fred. Eisenmenger, Propertyman
E. Steinman, pitcher; William Fawcett,
catcher; Ed. Norris, short stop; Sam.
Holmes, first base; 7. Cunningham, sec
ond base J. Goldstein, third base; John
/ Doty, center field. The nine is open to
play all senior clubs.
The wife of gentleman connected with
the legislature made a descent upon the
| Elite Theater late Wednesday night, and
found her husband in a private box, being
entertained by some of the actresses She
adjourned the session very speedily by
means of small dog chain which she had
| taken with her, not having anything else
handy, and escorted her worser half home.
The little house occupied by w H. Rock
well, a cripple which has for years occupied
q position back OF the station-house by
courtesy of the City Trustees, has been re-
moved owing to Rockwell's frequently get
ting drunk and then being very abusive
and is now located on the newly made land
in the block between II and |, Second and
Third streets. At present Rockwell is
serving term in the county Jail for dis
turbing the peace.
The Woodland Nail says that g last Sat
urday Messrs. Harnish, Troup and Gould
went hunting in the tules, and brought
home one hundred ducks, and vet this
large number was but a small portion of
what they killed. having been obliged to
throw away large part of their load Oh
account of the team having given out
| They report the ducks as in myriads, the
air being fairly black with them as they fly
up on the report of gun"
The Chinese theatrical company left yes
terday for Marysyille, the thirty two mem
i bers, all stars, travelling in special car, and
having an extra car on the train for their
baggage and scenery The organization
did not do very good business in Sacra-
mento. One of the leading men confided
TO a reporter, Saclamento Cinnamon
pletty tough case. Heap like 90 in no pay
! Thirty, forty that way evly day. Company
no like have tlouble, sabe, think better 90
way"
There came down yesterday from the
Shelley Hatchery, Nevada county, in care
of Mr.. Shelley. 10000 young trout, part of
them of the Lake Tahoe variety, and others
of the rainbow species, found in the Nc
Cloud. They are being sent by the Fish
| Commissioners TO the vicinity of Santa
Cruz to be planted" and are old enough
to care for themselves, being two or three
inches in length and in fine health An
! equal number will soon be sent to the vi
cinity OF San Jose.