Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-25
BRIEF NOTES.
Three carloads of Immigrants arrived !
from the East this morning.

! Three carloads of Immigrants arrived
| from the East this morning.
! Thirteen carloads of oranges from Los
Angeles went East Yesterday morning.
| Entries to the running races of the Cap
/ ital Turf Club close with the Secretary to-
j day.
officer Sullivan last night made raid
upon an L-street opium den and captured
! two smokers.
! Patrick Connolly, who attempted suicide
! by cutting his throat Monday evening, was
not seriously hurt.
The new railroad time card is published
this morning, and the travelling public will
do well to consult it.
Revival meetings are being held nightly
at the African N. L. Church, on Seventh
street between G and II.
A match game of baseball, for 500, will
take place at Dixon April 9Th, between the
/ Dixon and Vacayille clubs.
Add c. Hinkson, of this city, has been
/ appointed and commissioned a Notary Pub
! lie by the Governor, vice self, term expired.
/ There were but two cases on the Police
! Court calendar yesterday-those of Gertie
/ Grant and Hattie Kelly charged with ex-
| hibiting. They forfeited their deposits.
| Sheriff Wilson will take to the State
/ Prison at Folsom to-day James McLaugh-
! lin, who is to serve two years for felony, in
voting illegally at the recent city election.
Mr.. Jones fine horse Forest King pulled
up quite lame after his work Yesterday
morning at the Park, and will not be apt
| to start in the race for which he is entered
at the Blood Horse meeting next Saturday.
! The large two-story and basement brick
| building of Lee Stanley on the south side
of K street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
is nearing completion. It has very i'm
posing front and adds much to the beauty
Of the block
| A carload of sugarpine lumber came
down from Shingle Springs yesterday, on
| its way to San Francisco. This is the first
shipment of that kind of lumber from the
upper end of the Sacramento and Placer
vile Railroad.
A novel foot race took place at the Park
yesterday morning for $25 side, young
man from San Francisco undertaking to
run fifty yards forwards while another
man, Il Sacramento rancher, ran twenty
five yards backwards. The latter won.
Warrants were drawn Yesterday by the
| Controller in favor of the military COM
panes that were called out to suppress an
uprising on the Moquelumnes grant in San
Joaquin county about one year ago. The
total amount of the warrants was 81 142.
The steamer Constance arrived from San
Francisco Monday with a barge load of
lumber for W. T. Frazer, and another barge
load for the Friend q Terry Lumber Com
pany. The steamer Dover cleared for the
upper Sacramento yesterday with merchan-
disc.
The annual number of the Business Col
| lege Journal, published by Professor E. c.
Atkinson, has just been issued and is a
handsome eight-page paper. In addition to
college announcements it contains much
! interesting literary matter and some fine
illustrations.
Last evening Confidence Lodge No. IS,
K of p held their regular convention in
Odd Fellows Temple A large number OF
visiting brothers were present by invita-
ton. Past Chancellor James A. Davis de-
livered an grafton, taking for his subject
The Good of the Order"
There was a large attendance yesterday
afternoon upon the funeral of the late B. f
Huntly, which took place from Odd Eel
lows Temple under the auspices of Indus
trial Lodge. Sacramento Typographical
Union attended in body, and there were
many other friends present.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Harry Brown, who
is to serve 50 years Tor murder in the sec
ond degree; John Stevens and Wong How,
who are under sentence of eight years each
for burglary in the first degree.
The following arrests were made yester-
day Joseph Kelly, by officer Sullivan and
special Jackson, for battery; John Harri-
son, by officer Sullivan, for vagrancy; Billy
Wigs and Billy Judson, by officer Sulli-
van, for opium smoking; f. E. Fales, by
officer Sullivan, for beink drunk.
Judge Van Fleet, in Department One OF
the Superior Court, yesterday, set the hear
ing of the application of B. +. Gels for adj
mission to practice as an attorney-at-law in
that Court, for Friday, at 100 P NJ. Judge
w. II. Beatty, A. C. Freeman and c. l.
White were appointed examiners.
Controller Dunn yesterday drew war
rant in favor of ChaS. Crocker for SS4,
524 A. and the money was paid over to c.
H. Cummings, Mr.. Crocker's agent. This
was for money loaned some time since tC
the Board Of State Prison Directors for the
maintenance of the prison at San Quentin
Daniel Gardner exhibited in this office
last night specimens of fish caught in Chini
slough One was a catfish and the other {
hardhead, and each weighed q pounds
This is about as large a catfish as has beer
taken there, but hardheads weighing nearly
pounds have been caught. The slough
seems to be full of fish and they bite freely
Officer Sullivan and special officer Carte
Jackson arrested yesterday man nance
Joe Kelly for battery upon +. Foyle, wht
alleges that he was beaten by Kelly in K
street saloon, because he (Foyle) would no
talk with him. Kelly was discharged from
the MERGED Jail but three or four days ago, h'
having been serving term in that institu
ton for an unprovoked attack upon som'
one.
At the depot yesterday a number o
Indians male and female arrived from thu
mountains, travelling as steerage passenger
on the forward platform of a mail car. on
dignified young buck was possessed OF ;
valise, and put on great deal Of style witt
it, being determined to make the public
understand that one of the 10 family, "A
least, had more wardrobe than that upon
his back.
A man who gave the name of Captain
Carr called at the Station-house day betor
YESTERDAY, and requested to see Jack Ackers
, the man who committed burglary at Ante
lope recently He stated that he was al
officer, and was working up a case upon III
burglar Subsequently he said that he wa
not police officer, but had been a militar.
officer at the Presidio San Francisco ant
later he declared that he had never been il
San Francisco Owing to these contra
dictions, officer Farren deemed it best t
detain him in custody as q suspicious char
) acter.
SHARP TRANsAcT1oN-S. B. Slight, al
insurance agent of this city, was victimize
recently by man named c. E. Jackson, Al
: accountant, 'and who represented that h
had been a wheat speculator in Chicago
. but met with reverses. The two men hav
been on intimate terms for about yeal
and Jackson took occasion several times t
show his correspondence to Mr.. Slight, rep
rescnting that his mother resided in Mi
waukee and was in good circumstance
etc. In the light of recent development:
. this show of confidence was intended from
. the start as preparatory for swindlC
I During the year the parties had bushes
. transactions, in which Jackson acte
. squarely. Accordingly when, about tire
f weeks ago. he showed Mr.. Slight lette
:. dated and postmarbed Milwaukee, in whc
5 the writer said My dear son l send yo
v draft for the $3.50 you ask for, and hop
o in eight days to see you here in Milwau
!; kee,'' it was accepted as a fact that hi
4 ,,nttar baI cant him the money IN IN E1S