Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-07
BRIEF NOTES.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
the Fast yestardav

Two carloads OF immigrants arrived from
the East yesterday.
card from the Electric Light Company
appears in the advertising columns.
The Shadows of Great City, company
came down on the Colfax train Yesterday
en- route to the Bay.
ID. J. Simmons d Co, auctioneers, sold
the Madden property at auction, to Captain
H. Mendes, for 1000
Brigadier-General John T. Carey had the
local military companies out for brigade
drill on the Capitol Park last night.
On Tuesday night the room of John II.
Brown, on | street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, was entered by burglar and
the gold watch Of the sleeping occupant
was taken away.
President Carr, of the State Board of
Agriculture, has addressed letter to
| President Cleveland cordially inviting
him to become the guest of the Board dur
ing the State Fair next month.
Next Sunday there will be an interesting
game of ball at Recreation Park. The
knickerbockers, with Hanly, Cummins
and Mclaughlin, will play the Red Stock
ings OF Vallejo. The latter club is a strong
one, and has defeated the Actiyes and the
Greenhood and Moran Clubs.
There are in the different charitable in
situations of the State 746 whole orphans.
2,366 half orphans, 219 abandoned chill
dren, $50 infant foundlings and 16O aged
persons over 6Oyears of age-a total of J, GIL.
The amounts for which warrants have been
drawn recently for the support of the above
are as follows: Orphans, Aalf orphans,
abandoned children and infant foundlings,
Sll5,3l4 81 aged persons, $6,652 30 Total,
S12l 1856 So
Articles Of incorporation have been filed
III the office of the Secretary of State of the
san Bernardino Ice Company Object to
manufacture and dispose of ice, and to pre-
serve and deal in meats and other articles
OF table consumption. Principal place of
business, San Bernardino Directors-W.
X. LeveIidge, G. L. Otis d. A. Grosvenor.
E. Z. Messmore and w. l. Curtis Capital
stock, $4,000, divided into 1000 shares.
Also of the Hueneme Wharf Company.
Principal place of business. Hueneme, Ven
tura county. Directors-Thomas r. Bond,
Alfred J. Salisbury, L. O. Gaberding, &C.
phas L. Bond and John p Green. Capital
stock, 100000, divided into 100 shares
According to Signal Service reports the
highest temperature yesterday at Los An
geles was 100 warmer or higher than it was
at Sacramento, and Red Bluff was 12o
warmer than the coolest city in the inte-
rior (Sacramento). The highest tempera-
ture along the Pacific slope was for Olym-
pia, 73o; Spokane Falls, 10; Dayton, 750;
Fort Candy, G20; Portland, 7S0; Roseburg,
IT.; Cape Mendocino, co.; Red Bluff, 80;
Sacramento, SO; San Francisco, G50;
keeler, So: San Luis Obispo, 75o; Los
Angeles, $50, and San Diego, 1872 The
temperature at noon yesterday east to
Omaha was for Salt Lake, $50 Cheyenne,
1S0; Denver, so; North Platte, 800
Omaha, so, and Yankton, $40
Articles of association, amalgamation
and consolidation of the Sonoma Valley
Railroad Company and the Sonoma and
Santa Rosa Railroad Company have been
filed. The name of the new organization
viii be the SonOma Valley Railroad Com
pany, and its route will be from San Pablo
bay to the city of Santa Rosa The follow
ing are the Directors Peter Donahue, J.
Mervyn Donahue, r. H. Lloyd, Arthur
Hughes and I. w. Johnson. The capital
stock is fixed at 100000, that being the
actual contemplated cost of construction of
the line. The stock is divided into 1000
shares of 500 each. The old corporations
will each have 1000 shares of the new
stock their stockholders receiving the
proper proportion upon surrendering the
old stock held now by them. The new
corporation assumes all the indebtedness
and contracts of the old companies.