Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-05
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
John J. Buckley announces himself this
morning as candidate for City Assessor.
But one arrest was made yesterday
Donahue, by officer Sullivan, for disturb
ing the peace.
The pay-car returned from Ogden yester-
day morning, and went up over the Cali
fornia and Oregon Railroad.
Gospel meetings will be held at the Chris
tan Church, Eighth street, between n and
0, conducted by w. A. Mclean.
The Trustees of Woodland have increased
the salary of the Health Officer of that
general cleanup of back yards has been or
dered
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday the jury in the case of Charles
Dodge, charged with obtaining money by
false representations, returned verdict Of
not guilty.
Yesterday in Department Two of the
Superior Court Peter Fancoili, a native of
Switzerland, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of Julius Zeigler and E.
Mathauer.
Frank Thompson decorated his hack
Will u AllltilCdil nay NtS-titdN, anu
invited several of his friends to ride around
with HIM, celebrating the birthday of Rob-
ert Emmett,
There was very little doing in the Police
Court yesterday morning the only case on
the calendar being that of Al. Carter, for
battery, and it was dismissed in conse-
quence of the failure of the prosecuting
witness to appear.
tered upon their work in this county, and
also upon the collection of poll taxes John
Shellars has charge of the collection of this
tax from the Chinese in the city more es-
pecially, and has made lively commence
ment.
The steamer Dover arrived yesterday
from the upper Sacramento, with grain and
wood, and the Clara Belle with produce
The steamer San joaquin, No. 2, arrived
from San Francisco with merchandise.
Sailed, steamer Dover, for the upper Sacra-
mento, with merchandise.
A citizen writes as follows: at would
be good idea for the Board Of Education
TO have the sidewalk on G street, of the
Union school building, swept off. The
| leaves which fell last November have been
trodden by the feet of pedestrians all win
ter. and in wet weather it has been about as
bad as the middle of the street.
| A citizen called at the station-hoGse yes
terday and requested the arrest of another
citizen for persuading compliments wife
| to absent herself from her home
| Tuesday evening and not return until late
yesterday forenoon. The Police Court
| Clerk is still considering what name to
apply TO the offenSe committed-if it was
an otfense.
Coroner Clark held an inquest yesterday
| upon the bodies of the three Cinnamon
who were burned to death Tuesday morn
ing, on the occasion of the Thlrd-street fire,
but nothing new was developed. The re-
mains of the unfortunates were buried yes
| terday afternoon from Mr.. Clark's under
taking rooms, at the same time. three
hearses being in the funeral procession.
Under the direction of the Democratic
County Central Committee salute of 100
guns was fired early yesterday afternoon at
the head of Fifth street, in honor of the
Inauguration of President Cleveland. That
was about the extent of the celebration,
though a few flags were displayed. A gem
tleman who was speaking of the apparent
| lack Of enthusiasm suggested that the
Democrats had been out" so long they
could scarcely realize that they had got in.
CIllGl illttl SULLIVAN las dCCtJlGt Il
commission to gather together for the Loan
Exhibition all relics and curiosities con-
nected with Fire Department matters in
Sacramento; and Lieutenant Stafford has
agreed to perform q like service as regards
military affairs. They will see that the
articles are carefully looked after and
properly displayed in cases. Citizens hav-
ing anything Of interest in these depart
ments are requested to give those gentle
men Il hint of the fact.
A lady on returning home from witness
ing the cantata of Esther" Tuesday night
found that she had lost one OF her very
valuable diamond earrings, a little gold
link having broken, allowing the jewel to
fall. She was greatly worried over her
loss, and had little hope Of recovering the
property. Her husband went around to
the thcatcr about s o'clock yesterday morn
ing and found that the theater building
had not yet been swept He concluded tc
search the locality where he and his wife
sat on the previous evening, and, going
! there, stepped upon something almost i'm
mediately. Lighting a match, he was de
lighted to find that the something" wa!
the diamond, which. to his eyes, hac
never seemed to sparkle as beautifully a
| X did inst then