Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-31
BRIEF NOTES.

One carload of Immigrants arrived this
morning.
The monthly payroll of Yolo county
teachers amounts to $500
The pay car was here yesterday. and SET
tied with the railroad employees.
The Emma Abbott opera company left
yesterday morning for Stockton
The Congregation Bnai Israel will meet
tomorrow for the purpose of electnS a
Rabbi
The list of delinquent taxes is published
by Sheriff Wilson in another portion OF
this mornings paper,
John Carey, pronounced insane on Thurs
day. was Yesterday taken by P. Nash, one
of his friends, to the Asylum at Stockton
The Senate having adjourned over until
Monday there was a grand rush OF It's
members TO San Francisco Yesterday after
noon.
Judge Henry having business calling
him from town, Justice Henley will pre-
side in his stead in the Police Court for
| week.
But two arrests were made yesterday
II. NJ. Stone by local officer Pierpont, Tor
being drunk, and Lottie Williams by off,
Ger Ash, for exhibiting.
A meeting of the Capital Turf Club will
| be held at the Golden Eagle Hotel at 100
this evening, to elect officers and make pre-
limirary arrangements for a spring meet
ing.
The Senate Committee on Mines and
Mining, and the Assembly Committees on
Public Buildings and Agriculture, Mining
and Mechanic Arts College, left yesterday
| for Berkeley.
The steamer Dover and Gov. Dana have
arrived from the upper Sacramento with
! grain, and the Daisy from San Francisco.
! light. The Dover and Daisy cleared for the
! upper Sacramento. 10 obtain cargoeS Of
| grain.
Officer Arlington arrested yesterday
| Chinaman named Yuh Lung, for petit lar
ceny, in stealing a coat from the | y L
store. When he was searched the garment
was found cleverly concealed beneath his
blouse.
Parties interested should bear in mind
that bids for constructing the necessary
! trestlewOrIl on the Marysville road north
of the north levee will be opened and
! acted upon by the Board Of Supervisors
next Monday.
The murder case of c. R. Clark was yes
terday, in Department Two of the Superior
| Court, continued until March 18th. Grove
l.. Johnson has been appointed by the
Court to act with l. Hurlburt as attorney
for the defendant.
4 Sacramentan writes back from New
| Orleans, where he has been seeing the
| elephant :" 4" | have seen a milking ma
chine, an eight day stove, the key TO the
elephants trunk, a tooth from the mouth
of the Mississippi river, and am now look
ing for the missing link
The Pacific Skating Club had social re-
union at the skating rink last night. None
but members and guests were admitted.
| There were over one hundred persons on
rollers and about hundred guests III the
| seats. A good orchestra was in attendance.
The affair was a complete success.
Yesterday while the chain-gang was at
work transferring coal from the homestead
to the hospital two endeayored to escape.
One was captured before he had gone
hundred wards, by officer Nelson, and the
other was taken into custody by officer
! O'Mera at the beet sugar factory three miles
away
The mud in the streets. with the excep-
ton of those in the business portion of the
city, is very deep and has become thick
and heavy. Parties going home from the
opera in hacks noticed the fact, if they had
not known it before. The vehicles ratified
soon as they reached the muddy thorough
fares they were checked so suddenly that
the passengers occasionally made efforts to
stand on their heads.
A newlv-arrived farmer from the East.
who has established himself on fine fruit
ranch in this vicinity interviewed Matthew
| Cooke recently. and in the course of con
! versation remarked that he had seen a good
deal in the papers about citrus fruit, and
inquired where he could purchase some of
the young trees, as he desired to expert
ment with them. He was astonished to
learn that oranges and lemons filled the bill
pretty well, ana he has scores Of them on
his place
Recently cat, owned in the neighbour
| hood Of Third and streets, climbed one
| of the lofty trees at the edge OF the side
walk, and remained there three days, dur
ing which time, and especially at night,
| the animals caterwauling annoyed the
residents Of the vicinity greatly. Thursday
morning she took a position in another
tree, on the corner of the alley on Third,
between NJ and \ streets. and remained
| there during the day. As the neighbOrs
did not relish the idea of being bothered
all night, boy named Bob Kent assembled
the tree with a sack about P N, and sue
ceeded i'll bagging the feline.
Thursday night, about II o'clock, two
citizens were going down street between
Second and Third, when rat ran across
! the sidewalk. - 1t is natural for man to
| indulge in the illusion y of rat-chasing
| and Of one accord these citizens went after
the rodent, headed him oil from the gutter,
headed him off from the building, and
made him think that there was very little
room on this earth after all Finally. in
response to a kick, he sprang at the kick
ers foot, and in a second was climbing on
the inside of his trousers. Then the man
| began TO think the earth was full of tight
| places and when the rat was shaken out
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