Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-21
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Nick Shine, Especial officer Nash,
and Alfred Dix, by officer Farrell, both for
being drunk.
The remains of Mrs. Mary A. Mason,
aged 90 years, who died in this city on the
10Th, were yesterday forwarded to Martinez
for interment
Two fine Thoroughbred brood mares
came up from Palo Alto on yesterday
moons train, and were taken to Theodore
Winters ranch.
The Commissioners III Lunacy examined
yesterday the young man Frank Moran,
arrested on suspicion of insanity Thursday,
and decided that he should be set at lib
erty.
Officer Kent arrested man named VIM.
Horton yesterday on a warrant from Chief
of Police Crowley, of San Francisco, for
the grand larceny of valuable gold watch
and chain.
This is the date of the vernal equinox, if
the clerk of the weather is attending to
business, and agricultutrists are indulging
in strong hopes of precipitation Of
moisture in consequence.
Controller Dunn declines to draw war
rants for claims incurred under the Drain
age Act, holding that the Act passed by the
last Legislature is I'm institutional. and
will wait until the Supreme Court passes
upon the matter.
Health Officer Ferral went yesterday to
inspect the cutters on street between
Second and Third, where, it had been COM
planned, water was standing and had be-
come stagnant and offensive He found
that the matter had been to some extent
remedied, and it will be thoroughly at
tended to.
About two years ago gold watch. some
clothing, and a bunch of keys were stolen
| from Harry Bernard 5 residence by Il burg
lar. Nothing was ever heard of the prop
erty, or any portion of it, until few days
ago, when the bunch of keys, with the tag
bearing Mr.. Demands name, was found in
the ruins of the Chinatown fire.
Harry Kay, painter of this city, desires
it stated that he is not the Harry Key
formerly of Sacramento" who was re-
Gently arrested for burglary at Santa Rosa
Mr. Kay has been visiting San Francisco
for some days, an on returning, night be-
fore last, found that he had been believed
by some to be the party in trouble at Santa
Rosa.
The case of c. r. Clark, for the murder
of A. NJ wainwright. was taken mp in De-
partment Two of the Superior Court yes
terday, and five jurors obtained. The
panel being then exhausted, special venire
of thirty was ordered. and the case con-
tinued until to-day. District Attorney
Buckley and ex-District Attorney Casey
appear for the prosecution, and Grove L.
Johnson for the defense
Burglars entered through window the
residence of Professor Atkinson, I'LL l
street, early yesterday morning, and, after
enjoying lunch in the pantry, were in the
act of prospecting the rooms up stairs, To
see what they could steal, when they were
heard and an alarm given, in consequence
of which they took their departure quickly
by the front door, which they had previ-
ously opened to insure safe exit.
General Superintendent J. A. Fillmore,
of the Central Pacific Railroad accompa-
MED by officials of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Ariel Lathrop, Judge S. w. San
derson, Railroad Commissioner Carpenter.
Fl. S. Croker end others came up from San