Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-28
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river registers IS feet {
inches.
One carload of immigrants arrived this
morning.
There were no arrests made by the police
yesterday.
Nick Dole is getting along well, and il
is believed that he will be out in few
days.
The residence of Gus Peterson. 1926
Eighth street, between 0 and p, was en-
tered by thief Monday night and robbed
of two coats.
Deputy Sheriff Chambers Will this morn
ing take 10 the State Prison at Folsom All
Lucy, who is to serve Il term of three years
for grand larceny.
J. shafer, of Gridley. has sent his promis-
ing young trotting horse Happy jim to
Sacramento to be worked, Charles Dcnman
having him in charge
a sprinkle of rain fell in this city about
$50 last evening, and from that time on
there was what the signal service reporter
desiEnates as light precipitation.
a statement Of the assets and liabilities
of the Sacramento Bank, Us they appeared
at the close of business December Isl, 1881
IS published in another column. making a
good showing.
Sergeant Barwick has received the rain
fall report from Folsom from 1872 10
date. furnished by G. II. Sturgis; and the
rainfall for Princeton, Colusa county. from
1870 to 1884, as furnished by D. Bcntly, of
Princeton.
The following freight passed Ogden jan
uary 24th; For Sacramtnto-G. W. Chesley
> barrels whisky; Baker & Hamilton. 6
boxes door springs, l box hardware; Me
bus 4 Co.. % boxes candies For Stock
ton-Austin Bros, 1 case bolts.
Arrived yesterday steamers Daisy and
San Joaquin No 3, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with grain steamer Neponset No >
from the upper Sacramento, with produce
and wood. Sailed, steamer Gov Dana, for
the upper Sacramento, with fencing, etc
Antoine Behrle, who imagined that he
was President of the United States, and
was in danger of assassination, was exam
med by the Commissioners of Lunacy ves-
terday, pronounced insane and will be con-
veyed to the Asylum at Napa this morning
by Deputy Sheriff Orn.
Joe Reddy who is now serving out a
term in the County Jail for embezzling $50
belonging to an acquaintance, is wanted at
San Francisco for felony. and warrant
has been filed with Sheriff Wilson, to be
served upon him when his present term
expires. which will be about the middle of
next month.
\ Citizen writes to the RECORD
IlNIoN: / wish to call the attention of the
Board OF Health and City Trustees to the
Mcdonald lot, between Sixth and Seventh
L and + streets. There is water on the lot
two feet deep, and decaying weeds and
grass, which makes it obnoxious to passers-
by and the inhabitants for two blocks
around
The alarm Of fire about go \. n. yester-
day, from box %, was Occasioned by the
discovery that quantity OF rubbish in the
building on the southeast corner Of Third
and l. streets had become ignited in some
unknown manner. The Fire Department
responded promptly, but the fire was extin-
guished without the necessity Of the appa-
ratus going into service
Either the swallows are rushing the sea-
son or there is pleasant weather in the near
future y number of them were to be
seen IN Sacramento yesterday While "one
swallow does not make a summer" half Il
score of them made the climate very warm
yesterday for hawk whom they were an
moving in the vicinity of Il sycamore tree
near the Third-street-b bridge.
Vast quantities of hop poles are being
brought to the city on barges from points
this side of Knights Landing, and the
observer would be led 10 believe, from the
great number, that Sacramento county
ranchmen intend to raise scarcely any
thing but hops the coming season. The
demand for fruit trees has also commenced.
and nurserymen will soon be very busy
Many of the delegates to the recent ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge, |. 0. b. B.. in
this city, left for their homes yesterday
afternoon, and a large number of their
Sacramento friends assembled at the depot
to see them oil. They appeared to be
much pleased with their visit, and gave
cheers for Ethan Lodge and the Sacra-
mento ladies as the train pulled out Of the
depot.
1t is understood that John Smith, who
was arrested with Fairchiids and Donaphan
for robbing man named Mcintyre, on
Front street, and last Monday was SEN
fenced to eight years in the State Prison at
Folsom, Will have an information accusing
him of perjury filed against him by Dis
trict Attorney Buckley He swore posi-
lively i'll the Police Court that he had moth
ing 10 do with the robbery. but in the
Superior Court testified that he did assist
in it.