Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-22
BRIEF NOTES.
Superintendent of Pub

One carload of immigrants will arrive
this morning.
Frank Fredericks has been appointed a
Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff Wilson.
Along the line of the Sacramento and
Placerville Railroad farmers were yester-
day busily engaged in blowing.
There was a general exodus from the
city yesterday OF parties connected with the
selection Of nited States Senator.
J. c. Tubbs filed his official bond as a
Notary Public in the Office of the County
Recorder yesterday, i'll the sum of 5000
with P. Kelly and NJ. L. Smith as sureties.
Tie steamer Modoc did not arrive from
San Francisco until about 11:30 yesterday
morning, having been detained in conSe-
quence of her running aground near Collins
vile in the fog.
Henry A. Vanuatta died suddenly at
MOaks ranch. near Chico, on the 18th in
slant. He was brother of Mrs E. T. Hol-
lenbeck and Mrs. A C. Bloom. of Frank
lin, i'll this county.
The Assembly Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds and the Committee
on State Hospitals will visit the Napa
Insane Asylum tomorrow. They leave
Sacramento on the go P. NJ. train.
The pool of thirteen Sacramentans who
bought tickets in the Louisiana lottery,
and expected to win in consequence of their
combination of three Fridays, are feeling
somewhat disguised, as none of their tick
cts drew prize.
The funeral of Charles J. Burgel, who
died on Tuesday from injuries received in
consequence Of his falling from his wagon
on the Grant last Saturday, will take place
at P. NJ. from the residence of John Schu-
man, 1921 l. street.
An uptown wood yards delivery team
had a runaway yesterday afternoon, result
ing in the horses falling down upon the
edge of the sidewalk on J street, between
Third and Fourth. Neither of the animals
sustained much external injury, but one
was slow to get up and may have been
hurt internally
William McCants, who with three other
youngmen was convicted in the Police Court
few weeks ago of disturbing the peace
and sentenced to sixty days in the County
Jail. but was released on filing bond on
appeal, was arrested last evening by officer
Rider for assaulting a Chinaman who is
employed by DR.. Nixon.
The steamers Clara Belle and San Joa-
quin, No. 3, arrived from the upper Sacra-
mento yesterday with grain and produce
steamer San Joaquin, No. ,, from San Fran
cisco, with merchandise; steamer d. f.
Knight from Marysville for San Francisco.
with grain. The steamer Dover cleared for
the upper Sacramento. light.
A friend of W. S Johnston, relative to
whose dangerous illness at San Francisco
reference was made in Yesterdays RECORD
UNION. writes TO a Sacramentan from that
city that he is in destitute circumstances.
and suggests that his friends here contribute
toward his comfort during the short time
he has 10 live Those who feel 50 inclined
can send to DR.. Whittcll or DR.. Brewer, No.
906 Market street.
Jake Martin, the Indian charged with
DEMONSTRATING, was taken to Woodland yes
terday morning by Deputy Sheriff Orn,
TO have his case heard on habeas corpus.
1t was expected that he would be back in
the afternoon. as free man or prisoner. but
during the afternoon W A Gett. his attor-
ney, telephoned over that the case would
not be heard until evening. Yesterday
Judge Van Fleet, on application being
made. fixed his bail at 5000.
The eiectric-light mast at Twenty-second
and O streets IS in position and ready fOI
business. At Twenty-first and j streets
| the man portion of the mast is upright
and the top-mast will be run up to-day
Considerable difficulty was experienced in
digging holes for them, owing to the water
| in the ground, two pumps being required
to keep the holes free. The other two
masts to be erected on Fifteenth street
will be in place in a few days.
In Department Two of theSuperior Court
yesterday the cases of the California State
Bank vs.. The Norwich Union and the Ham
burg Bremen Insurance Companies came
up for trial, to recover insurance upon the
winery of S. Lachman, which was burned
in this city some months ago The frs
case was dismissed, q nonsuit being granted
but the other occupied the attention of tho
Court and a jury during the remainder Of
the day, and then was continued for fur
ther hearing until this morning