Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-08
BRIEF NOTES,
Two carloads of Immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived from
| the East this morning.
| Lorella Crawford was yesterday, in De-
partment Two of the Superior Court, grant
ed decree of divorce from John Crawford.
Geo. Henry, taken to the station-house
few days ago suffering from tit, caused by
too free indulgence in liquor, is still seri-
ously sick.
In portion of the city additional
| street lamps have been put up, making two
for each block, and as consequence those
blocks are lighted very nicely.
J. B. Haggin's car Ben Ali brought up
from San Francisco Monday evening those
of his horses whose engagements at the
Blood-Horse meeting are over.
Jefferson Wilcoxson has been appointed
by the Superior Court of Yolo county adj
minlstrator of the estate of Jackson Wilcox
son, deceased, and his bond fixed at $500
600.
J. Mellen, lessee of East Park, announces
the opening of the season there on Sunday,
the 10Th, when there will be dancing. to
the music of the Hussar Band, and plenty
of amusement generally.
The City Trustees yesterday ordered the
Street Commissioner to advertise for bids
for sprinkling the streets, according to
specifications on file, the bids to be opened
at the meeting next Monday
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with a barge
load of wood. The steamer d. E. Knight
passed through, on her way from Marys-
vile 10 San Francisco, with merchandise.
The Governor has appointed as Directors
of Agricultural District No. II: w. B. HAY
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Dana Perkins, A. B. Driesbach, Samuel
Granger, Robert McMurray, Austin Wal
rath.
Sheriff ]. L. Crittenden, of MERGED coun-
ty, passed through yesterday conveying to
the State Prison at Folsom George W. Tur-
ner, who is to serve four years on one
charge Of grand larceny, and one year on
another.
Governor Stonen.an has appointed Agri-
cultural Directors as follows Charles
Faulkner, for District No. 3; c. H. Merrill,
District No. 8; w Z. Ward, District No
5; J. 3. Sturgis District No s; Henry S.
Morey, District No s.
The Anniversary Committee of the Odd
Fellows of this city have decided to hold
the annual picnic on the 18th instant at
Cothrin's Grove, on the line of the Sacra-
! mento and Placerville Railroad, between
Folsom and Latrobe
AT meeting of delegates from several
Sunday of the city, it was decided
to hold Union picnic at Cothrin's Grove
on Wednesday, April 29th, if the ground
can be secured for that day, and steps have
Deen taken 10 ascertain that TACT
Two young ladies who had driven TO the
city in cart Yesterday morning met with
an accident at Tenth and X Streets their
vehicle upsetting in consequence of the
misconduct of their horse. Neither received
injury and one ran and caught the horse
Fraulpin Helene WAGNER. after authoriz-
ing arrangements 10 be made for recitations
by her i'll this city last evening, telegraphed
yesterday to S. Morris, who was acting for
| her that she would not come unless the
sum of $50 was guaranteed her. As Mr.
| Morris declined to guarantee, there were no
| Rotations.
| Sheriff Wilson will take 10 the State
Prison at Folsom to-day Thomas White
recently sentenced TO serve fnur wears far
burglary and Robert Rae, alias Rebel
George, who is to be taken back to continue
serving his term of ten years for grand lar
ceny, the Supreme Court having. refused
| him a new trial
Tho animal eIpction for Vestrvman of St
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