Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-23
BRIEF NOTES.

One carload of Immigrants arrived this
morning.
The Sacramento river has receded to the
i 19-foot mark
Frank G. Swift has been appointed Dep
| uty Constable by Constable Frank Swift.
o. E. Hughes reported 10 the police yes
terday the theft from his premises, 1923 G.
street, of half q dozen fowls.
| In the show window of F. R. Girard, at
Seventh and J streets, is on exhibition a
musical work printed in England in 1867.
F. J. Prior having resigned as Postal
| Agent between Sacramento and San Fran
cisco, Wilson Stout has been appointed in
his place.
The case of Ed Freel, for burglary, was
the only entry on the Police Court calendar
yesterday morning, and it was continued
until next Tuesday.
Gattmann & Scheunert, of the Capital
Cigar Store, have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Gattmann retiring and Mr.. Scheunert
continuing the business.
1t is said that when the sections of the
Codes relative to the Sunday law were re-
pealed, there was repealed at the same time
the law prohibiting cock-fighting.
Officer Farrell went down to Antioch
yesterday to hunt up two Cinnamon who
are accused of having kidnapped a China
women from this city some time since.
The State Board of Education will meet
at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at the office of Superin-
tendent Welcker, for discussion upon the
subject of textbooks and other matters.
1t is reported that the steamer c. NJ
Small, which was snagged on the Feather
river recently, has sunk in the sand to such
an extent that it will be impossible to save
her machinery.
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, Native Sons of
the Golden West, will give social party
to their friends at Changers Hall, Tenth
and h streets, this evening. Dancing COM
mences at o'clock.
Martin Murphy and Tom Palmer had a
glove fight at the Elite Theater Wednesday
night, which was declared a draw at the
end OF the sixth round. Palmer had the
best of it throughout.
The rush of grain to market from the
Upper Sacramento is SO great that the
steamer Governor Dana. the only unem
ployed member of the Sacramento fleet,
was yesterday ordered into service.
An interesting entertainment will be
given this evening at Kingsley Chapel, I'M
der the auspices of the w. w. Society,
presenting choice musical and literary
programme, including the rendering of
Jean Ingelow's poem, The Songs of Sew
en-, by seven young ladies.
Yesterday, in Department Two of the
Superior Court, the jury, in the case of the
California State Bank VS.. the Hamburg
Bremen Insurance Company, for insurance
on the premises of S. Lachman, destroyed
by fire some time ago, the policies of in
surance being held by the bank, returned
verdict for plaintiff in the sum of 1885.
Some idea of the number of trains arriv-
ing and departing from Sacramento may
be formed from the fact that eighteen cross
the Sacramento and Yelo bridge daily, to
say nothing of specials Besides these,
there are the trains of the California and
Oregon road, the Central Pacific, the West
ern Division and the Sacramento and
Placerville Railroad
Yesterday morning n. Stein, barber on
K street, between Fifth and Sixth, found
on his arrival at the shop that 81 90 had
been taken from the till. He interviewed
the boy employed to clean up the estab-
lishment and accused him of taking the
money, but the youth denied having done
so, and stated that when he arrived to do
his work he found the door open and pre-
sumed some thief had gained entrance
The matter was referred to officers Rider
and Farrell, who arrested the boy. He is
respectfully connected, and claims that
what he earns goes toward supporting his
family, as his father is out of work.