Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-14
BRIEF NOTES.


Two carloads of Immigrants arrived fran
the East this morning.
J. Is. Haggin sent from Sacramento yes
terday to his ranch near Sumner carload
OF 1ine colts and another of calves
Governor Stonemnn yesterday recon-
missioned John FL. Wise as Harbor Com
missioner, vice self, term expired.
Nine carloads of oranges came up from
Los Angeles yesterday morning. Eight
went East, and one carload remained hero.
Thursday evening boy named Caligito
Barras, aged Is years, accidentally fell into
the river at Front and Il streets and was
drowned
These arrests were made yesterday
John Smith, by officer Rider, for being a
common drunkard; Fong Cling Gong, by
officer Frazee, for inisdemeanor,
At Armory Hall this evening the City
Guard will give another soiree, when the
gallery and hat-room will he free, and there
will not be any charge for ladies.
Arthur Slayback, pioneer and q resi-
dent of Iolo county for many years, died
at Dayisv;lle Thursday morning, aged 81
years. lie was native Of Illinois.
Harry Key, formerly OF Sacramento, Was
arrested at Santa Rosa on Thursday for
burglarlzing n saloon, and, on being exam
med, was held to answer before the Su-
perior Court.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday the January cases were contin-
ned generally, TO be taken up when beth
sides are ready. and Horace Stevens case
went over Tor the session.
Thursday night a thief appropriated q
saddle nridle. silver spurs and a set Of har-
ness, property of Charles Swaaston, who
lives on the Riverside road, a short distance
below the toll gate. Tbs property was
worth $50 or SO.
Charles Wassow, who fell about forty
feet while working on the Pioneer Mil
building early in the week, alightng
astride Of q ioist, is being cared fcI at tie
County Hospital, but his symptoms arc not
favorable for his recovery.
Ia the advertising columns IS published
this morning the programme of races for
the spring meeting Of the Capital TusfCiub,
which commences May .6th and lasts i've
days. The running entries close on the
18th inst, and the trotting aad pacing en-
tries May ID.
4 committee Of farmers waited upon Bob
Allen at the Park yesterday 10 request him
TO announce some races, expressing the
opinion from past experience that if he
did so there would be a rain-sOrn imme-
diatcly He promised 10 do as requested
ii the equinoXial storm did not arrive on
time.
Quito q large number of citizens who
paid perso State and county taxes last
spring appear to be unaware that the Su-
peryiSors some months later ordered a re-
bate Of & certain proportion. Many tax
payers have already claimed the amounts
due them, but the Treasurer still has 3
considerable sum on hand, which he wishes
the owners would call for, 80 that he can
close the account.
At the REGULAR meeting of Sacramento
Parlor, No. 3. \. s. G. w, held last even
ing, the following were elected delegates to
the Grand Parlor which meets IN San Jose
the second week OF April: Henry Ryan,
Rev. Carroll NJ Davis, ". A. Gctt and r.
T, Devhn. Frank D. Ryan, Herbert w
Taylor, Frank Daraux and Emil Heinrich
were chosen as alternates. Past Grand
President II. c. Chapman is eX of1icic Il
delegate.
Sergeant Barwick says tltat there appears
to have been quite a rain-storm at San
Diego, for since noon yesterday there has
tcStl ~ "a All iliCil Oi IdIIiaii. ~ . laSI
night the barometer from Olympia to San
Diego was above 30 inches and falling. with
generally still atmosphere (calm! in Ore
gon, and northcrly winds in northern Cali
fornia, westerly winds in middle, and east
crIy winds in southern California. Clear
weather at every Signal Service station
from San Diego 10 Olympia.
1t was reported to the police day or two
ago that little girl six years of age, named
Sophia Lowell living with her grand
mother on Fifth street, was confined to her
bed by an attack of measles, and was being
neglected, as the grandmother was in the
habit of getting drunk. City Physician
Parkinson was requested to call upon the
child, and did so, but her guardian refused
his aid. Officer Rider went to the house
yesterday and found the grandmother par
alyzcd with drink, and the little girl greatly
in need OF attention. He and officer Kent
procured a hack, wrapped her up carefully
and conveyed her to the County Hospital
The grandmother is the same person who
was arrested about six months ago on com
plant Of the neighbors, who alleged that
she was not giving the girl enough to eat.