Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-23
BRIEF NOTES.

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AT the skating rink, Saturday evening
Morris won the mile race.
Six carloads of oranges came UP from
Los Angeles yesterday, going East.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
! yesterday, and three came this morning.
Bert Kidder fell at the skating rink. Sat.
[ urday night, and severely hurt one of his
| knees.
The only entry on the Station House
| slate at II clock last night was: Billy
| Davidson, common drunkard'
Localities where gambling games have
| been conducted were quiet and virtually
deserted Saturday night, and yesterday q
number of the "sports left town.
The Chinese theatrical company recently
| performing here, and which subsequently,
went to Marysville, returned yesterday tc
San Francisco, having made prosperous
season.
Joseph Ough, architect of this city, has
| completed the plans for fine S15,0 900 resi-
dence which is to be erected by Captain J
T. Whitney on his extensive ranch neal
Rocklin, Placer county.
Barwick says that the Signal Service re-
ports at s o'clock last night showed that
the barometer, from San Diego to Cape
Mendocino was below thirty inches. and
falling, with northwest wind and cloudy
weather prevailing.
The fine thoroughbred horse Snuff Box.
owned by c. d. Boyden, of Lincoln, does
| not appear to have improved materially
since he let down in the race with Quebec
at Grass Valley on the 18th, and it is feared
that his running days are over.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court all of Saturday was occupied in i'm
paneling jury in the case of c. r. Clark,
charged with the murder of A. NJ. VAIN
right, and when Court adjourned for the
day eleven jurors had been secured.
Jesse d. Carr President of the State
Agricultural Society, has personally invited
President Cleveland to attend the next Cal
ltornia State Fair, and received the Presi-
dents assurance that he would like to
come, and would give the matter consider
alton hereafter.
Detective John Cofey came up from
San francisco Saturday to get NJ Horton,
who was arrested here ON the previous day
by officer Kent, on a dispatch from the
Bay accusing him of grand larceny, in APP
propratlng gold watch and chain, prop
erty of ?. McAtee.
The steamer Varuna arrived Saturday
Aloih the upper odCTdIneNtO WITH WOOD, ana
the steamers San joaquin, No. @ and D. E.
knight from San Francisco, with mer-
chandise. The Varuna cleared for the
upper Sacramento, the d. Z. Knight for
Marysville, and the San Joaquin No. ., re-
turned to San Francisco.
On Friday evening, March Goth, Capitol
Lodge No. 81, l. O. O. F., was honored with
the presence of Edward P Smith, Grand
Master and A. d. Smith, District Deputy of
|, Oakland. A pleasant evening was passed.
The following were elected as representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge; w. f. Crone-
miller, Alexander Smith, w. D. Stalker,
u. l.. Johnson, S. A. Wolfe, Albert Hart.
L Saturday forenoon officers Frazee, Rider,
Sullivan and Farrell made a raid upon the
water front army of tramps and Migrants
and captured eleven. They were escorted
to the Police Court and had Immediate trial
Jon charge of vagrancy, all being con-
victed. Judge Henry released them on
their own recognizance TO appear at P. NJ
for sentence If they were in town. They
took the hint and none appeared at the
hour set.
|, Mrs. Jane Borland, of Rye Patch, whose
husband, John Borland, died some weeks
ago at the Capitol Hotel in this city, who
was a member of prominence in the Ma
sonic Fraternity, this week received from
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association
through its agent, |. n Levy of Winnie
mucca, the sum of $1,000, being the amount
due on q certificate of insurance held in
that company by the deceased in favor of
his wife.