Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-12
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads OF Immigrants arrived tnlS
morning.
The Standard Minsrels left yesterday for
Woodland.
The Sacramento Tivoli has closed its
DOORS at least for the present.
Mr.. Burns. who resides at Twenty-second
and NJ streets, had a ton of barley stolen
from his barn Sunday night.
Jones & Beebes band left yesterday for
Marysville, to play for the Native Sons
picnic at Hook Farm to-day.
The First Artillery and Tivoli bands con-
solidated TO furnish music for the funeral
of the deceased musician. f. S. Grant,
which took place yesterday morning.
A novelty in the way of a theft was COM
mitted yesterday, when some hardup indi-
vidual stole a hide from w. r. knights
establishment, and managed to get away"
with it.
The annual picnic of the Improved Or
der of Red Men will be held at Natoma
Grove to-day. The cars leave the depot at
A. NJ, and stop at Twenty-frst street and
way stations.
William Ryan, who resides on Willow
slough, Yolo county, ruptured himself
badly while doing some heavy work on his
farm last Saturday, and it is feared he can
not survive the injury.
The Police Commissioners yesterday APP
pointed George w. Armstrong as a special
officer for the district between II and |
streets. from the west side of Tenth to the
east side OF Twenty-third street.
There having been desire expressed by
many citizens to see the souvenir presented
by the Pioneers to Mrs Crocker, that lady
has consented to its being placed on exhi-
bition for a few days at w 3. Miller's jew
eiry store,
The Knights of America will give a
picnic ut Richmond Grove next Sunday,
and promise a good time TO all who attend.
Bids for privileges will be received at NJ.
STEMS, X street, between Seventh and
Eighth, until next Thursday.
Several incandescent lights-an electric
light on Il small scale suitable for use in
dwellings and small apartments, in place of
gas-attracted much attention last evening
at the Office of W p Coleman, where they
were exhibited in the window.
Friends of George Reuter-, speaking yes
terday of the challenge extended to hina by
+. NJ. Coons to shoot pigeon match for
$3.50 side, expressed the belief that if Mr.
Coons would put up deposit of say 800
the match could soon be made.
These arrests were made yesterday !:
= Handsome Brady, by officer Rider, for
being common drunkard; Lee Brown
and Thomas Eagan, by officers Farrell and
Kent, for an assault to murder; Tom Gay
nor. by officers Arlington and Sullivan, for
being common drunkard.
The police have been unable to gain any
further information concerning the China
man who shot and wounded one of his
fellow countrymen Sunday evening nor
the one who shot another III the leg about
week ago. The cases have probably been
settled by the parties interested.
G. White and W. Nolan, who were ar
rested Saturday night on an old commit
ment for disturbing the peace, which was
hanging over them were yesterday by
Judge Henry ordered released, as it did not
appear that they had committed any Of
Tense since the commitment was suspended,
and they will probably not be troubled I'M
less they do.
Yesterday, in Department One of the
Superior Court, sentence in the case of C.
Il. Clark, recently convicted of murder, was
postponed until Monday, the 18th, at 10 A.
NJ, i'll order that the official reporter might
have time to write out his notes of the tes-
timony \ motion for a new trial will
probably be then made by counsel for the
defendant
County Auditor j. II. Miller, who, for
many years prior to his election. had filled
the position of clerk of the Capital Hotel,
has continued to do so, at the request of the
proprietors, devoting his evenings and time
outside of office hours to the work, waiting
until his employers found satisfactory
man to fill the place He has now been re-
lieved, Mr.. Robert f. Murray, formerly of
the Yosemite House. Stockton, having been
engaged for the position.
John Hotz, who was assaulted by Lee
Brown and Thomas Eagan at his room in
the Grand Hotel on the LIST instant, yester-
day swore out 4 warrant before Judge
Henry, accusing them of assault to muir
der. The warrant was served, and they
gave bail Mr. HotZ stated that he had not
intended to make any complaint, but, as it
had been reported that he had been quoted
by a coin consideration, he desired to vindi-
cate himself from that accusation.