Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-06
BRIEF NOTES.
The Board of Supervisors will CONNIE

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At2P.M. to-day meeting of the State
| Board of Agriculture will be held.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived
yesterday, and three this morning
| Six carloads of oranges from Los Angeles
went East Saturday, and five yesterday.
The people of Woodland are subscribing
to fund for the purchase OF town clock.
Pr. Dolan, License Collector. collected
county licenses to the amount Of 8, Isl
during the month of March.
Officer ]. NJ. Woods has been detailed for
Police Court duty. and officer J. d. Kent
will take his place on patrol service.
At the Rink Saturday evening Morris
won the mile race, and, that making the
third time he had won the medal, it became
his property.
The fire alarm from box a about 0 A. NJ.
yesterday was occasioned by the burning
out of a chimney on + street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
The annual meeting of the First Congre-
gational Society will be held in the church
parlors this evening at I:30 o'clock, for
| election of officers, etc.
The only arrests made during the past
two DAYS were those of Min Sing, by Deputy
Sheriff Rider for kidnapping, and John
Doe. bv officer Frazee, for disturbing the
peace.
Saturday, in Department One of the Su-
perior Court, John Maroney, native II
ireland. was admitted TO citizenship on the
testimony of Patrick Nash and W. B.
Hamilton.
Charles H. Eldred and others have leased
the vacant lot of the Hopkins estate, L and
f, Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, and will
fit up the same for recreation grounds, for
baseball, bicycle riding, etc.
A man who had taken on board a freight
of spirits exceeding his capacity to carry,
! lay down to rest on Second street, between
! K and L, yesterday forenoon. While he
slept thief stole his watch.
ABB. Dibble, of Grass Valley, recently
appointed one of the Directors of Agricult-
ural District No. II, has declined the APP
pointment. and recommends for that place
A. 3. Driesbach, of Rough and Ready.
The Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. on Satur-
day presented the relief fund Of the Fire
Department with $3.50, in recognition ofthe
good work done by the department at the
fire in the bank building Saturday morn
. ing.
A number of athletic young men are
organizing a football club, to play under
the latest English rules. Nearly enough
members have already been secured, and
the first game will probably take place in
about a week.
On Monday evening last a valuable mare
! belonging to the McCue brothers was stolen
from their ranch, near Ashland. The
thief is known, and was tracked to point
near Newcastle, when all trace of him was
lost. 1t is likely that he will be captured.
A meeting of the members of the order
of FOreSterS, together with their wives,
mothers, sisters or daughters, will be held
at o'clock this evening, at the office Of DR..
G. 3. Glow, Sixth and X streets, to organize
the Ladies Circle, Companions of the
| Forest.
Geo. A. Putnam, City Collector, an
nounces that he has received the assess
ment roll Of the taxable property of the
city for the fiscal year 1885, and that the
taxes are now due and payable to him, in
the water works building, and if not paid
on or before the second Monday in May
they Will become delinquent.
Detective Brissell took to the station
house yesterday q man who was seized
with fit at the depot City Physician
Parkinson was called to attend him there
and came to the conclusion that he had
been drinking 10 excess recently, and
stopped too abruptly probably because he
had reached the bottom of his purse.
About week ago a party of six young
folks-three ladies and three gentlemen
took boat ride upon the overflow. and had
a fine time, but when they sought to return
they could not find the way by which they
had entered the overflow from the river,
and in fact were lost. Late in the night
parties went up III search Of and found
them.
An election for Captain and First Lieu
tenant of Company +, First Artillery Itegi-
ment, located at Woodland, tool, place
Saturday evening, Major Z. II. Mckee pre-
siding. The result was that First Lieuten-
ant George w MyricB was elected Captain,
vice W. L. Spencer, term expired, and First
Sergeant Hughes was elected First Lieu
tenant vice Myrick, promoted. These Of
ficers will be examined this evening.
Sergeant Barwick reports that at the s.
o'clock Signal Service reports last night the
ern California, and falling III northern and
central California, with westerly winds
generally prevailing al all points. The
weather was generally clear to fair, cloudy
aDd threatening. Olympia, Portland, Red
Bluff, San Francisco and Los Angeles re-
ported a foul weather sunset. During the
past twenty-four hours there has been a
rainfall unappreciable at Olympia, OF of an
inch at Fort Candy, Portland and Sacra-
mento, 02 of an inch at San Francisco and
Los Angeles and % of an inch at San Diego.
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