Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
BRIEF NOTES.

| Four carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
A sprinkle of rain fell at Roseville yes
[ terday morning.
The pay car will arrive to-day, to settle
with the railroad employees.
Sheriff Harkey, of Suffer county. took to
the asylum at Stockton yesterday an insane
| woman named Priscilla Mixer
The meeting of teachers ofthe CITY schools.
which was to have been held this after
noon, has been postponed until next Fri
day.
A correspondent writes the RECORD
UNION that the Amador Baseball Club gave
a very successful party in Amador City on
the 2lst instant.
The pigeon-shooting match between
Watson and Coons at Florin takes place on
Sunday, and not Monday, as incorrectly
stated yesterday.
The Governor yesterday appointed and
commissioned Will II. Burial Notary
Public for Alameda county to reside at
Oakland. vice X. o. Whitehead, resigned.
Governor Stoneman says that he will not
call an extra session of the Legislature
unless he is presented with request for
one signed by two-thirds of the members.
A boy created something of a sensation
in the neighborhood of Thirteenth and G
streets yesterday morning by appearing
with a shotgun and threatening to Shoot a
boy he had quarreled with.
Job Draper was brought down from Fol-
som yesterday and placed i'll the County
Jail, on commitment from Justice Sturges
Court, showing that he had been held to
answer for grand larceny, in stealing a hog
Last year there was grief among The
hunters because there We're so few doves in
this section of the State. From present in
dications there will be plenty of them this
year. as they are already to be seen in
pretty good number
These arrests were made yesterday Geo.
Chapman by officer Franks, for disturbing
the peace; Mike Ryan, by Sheriff Wilson,
for battery; George Wilson, James Taylor
and Fred Burns, by officer Cotfey and
Deputy Sheriff Rice, for stealing a ride on
the cars.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church South,
Seventh, street, between J and X, will give
a social in the basement of the church
this evening, for which they offer an in
teresting programme with refreshments.
Included will be a recitation by Mrs.
Seadler "She Would Be Mason"
A Frenchman named Frank Loran was
brought from the grant yesterday and
lodged in the County Jail on suspicion of
insanity. If not insane he must have
been awful mad, said man who seemed
to know something about it, :" for it took
four men to subdue him over there"
w. NJ Green's wagon came into collision
with L: X. Alsip's buggy, which was stand
ing in front of its owners Office on Fourth
street, while Mr.. Green was driving through
that thoroughtare yesterday morning. The
buggy was upset, and the horse attached to
it broke shaft and did considerable other
damage in consequence of his alarm.
Mike Ryan and Mike Maxon came up
from the Bay last evening. Later they had
disagreement on J street, between Second
and Third, which resulted in Maxon, who
was under the influence of liquor, being
knocked down and kicked, receiving a cut
over the left eye, which necessitated the at
tention of a surgeon. Sheriff Wilson ar
rested Ryan for battery.
The jewelry reported to have been stolen
from G. H. Odelfs residence, on P street,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth,
Wednesday, proves 10 have been taken by
way of a joke, by relative, and to show
how easily the house might have been
robbed. The joke was a little rough on
Ithe young man who was arrested on suspi-
cion of having committed the burglary.
Officer Coffey and Deputy Sheriff Rice
arrested last evening three men who had
stolen ride in a freight car from Davis
vile to the city. A young man who came
in on the same train said that q man who
had been with the three at Davisville, got
him into freight car there and robbed him
of all the money he had about S15 The
thief, being thus supplied with money, left
the party and was lost sight of.