Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-29
BRIEF NOTES.

Six carloads of immigrants arrived last
night from the East.
Yesterdays orange shipment eastward
amounted to twelve carloads.
Jesse Waddle, Poundmaster has APP
pointed J, J. 0 Hare as his deputy.
a carload OF Eastern eXcursionists went
to Auburn last night, and they will to-day
cross the SicTas.
There was but one arrest recorded at the
station house last night-that of f. Nc
Cormack, for disturbing the peace.
The charge against Mrs. James Flanders,
of drawing knife on another woman, was
dismissed yesterday by Justice Scully of
Washington.
The Posto1fice will be closed tomorrow
Decoration Day except from u NJ. to l
o'clock P. NJ. The money-order division
will remain closed during the day.
5. w. Shaft yesterday had a warrant is
sued from Justice Posts Court for the arrest
of one of his neighbors, Antoine Cunio,
whom he charges with having battered
him.
The 1855 crop of college graduates has
begun to head out, and bucolic daddies Of
humble mien are beginning to wonder
what they shall do with their white-handod
sons.
Governor Stoneman Las appointed Com
missioners of Deeds for California rs fol-
lows Joseph 7. Harrison, of Cincinnati
Ohio; Henry S. Stearns, of Hartford, Con-
necticut James Grove, of Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Minnie p Carroll of this city, grad
uated yesterday at Mills Seminary. At
the graduating exercises she read an essay,
subject, What Next?' She also played a
piano solo, Impromptu in B Flat, Schu-
bert
Sacramento Lodge, No II X. of P, had All
election of officers on Monday evening last
which resulted as follows: p. c., 7. Schu-
macher; G. c., J. i. Carroll; V. c., X. 2. \.
Dreyer: Prclate X. c. Douglas; NJ. at A.,
NJ. Hirsch.
A truck team yesterday collidcd with a
horse hitchcd on Third street, between
and X, and the latter becoming frightened
kicked to pieces sulky to which he was
attached. The horse and sulky belonged
20 f. Dole.
Yesterday at Agricultural Park Killip e
Co. sold at auction for James Dwan a two
year-old colt by Algona, dam a Patchen
mare, second dam by Nelson. Frank
Lusky was the purchaser. and the price
paid was $500
Last evening an inebriated individual
going East on the overland train discharged
a pistol in the depot. Luckily none of the
many bystanders were injured. The wea-
pom was taken from the reckless fellow and
given to the conductor.
The Directory of the Museum Associa-
ton meets at $50 P. NJ to-day to hear the
report of its Committee on Inventory and
to arrange for the regular opening of the
gallery June LIST and the meeting of the
Association at the gallery June Sd.
The premises of Chas. Fisher were in
vaded night before last by some thief, who
purloined lot of bedding and wearing APP
parel. Just what the thief intends to do
with either, in view of the present caloric
state Of the weather, is not apparent.
An irate French woman yesterday I'M
loaded several boxes of fruit from an Italian
vendors stand, on X street into the gutter.
The gallant son of sunny Italy looked on in
dismay, but offered no violesce to the
daughter of Ia belle France He doubtless
was acquainted with her.
"Where find UNI Heelt Of''ser?" ex-
citedly inquired Chinaman, rushing into
the Police Station yesterday morning.
What do you want with him p asked the
officer in charge. "Oh, d-n China cook on
Sllttl, llC blS SlilltN dllGc ilIilG
bout him Kitchen; evyblodv get sick -
This being the first instance on record in
which Chnaman was known TO be trou-
bled about stencil of any kind, and think
ing it must bca bad case, the officer chal1ed
something on the Health Officers slate
A small army of insurance agents met al
the office of William 2. Coleman yesterday
by request of the Board of Joint Manage
ment of the E. B. Croker Art Gallery, to
make and receive offers for insuring the
gallery and its contents. There was a
good deal of good-natured chatting, and
one of the agents read very witty paper
purporting to be the minutes of
a caucus or meeting of the agents. On the
arrival of Mayor Brown the purpose of the
meeting was seriously considered, and
finally it was resolved TO refer the whole
matter to the Board of Management, the
agents very properly holding that they had
no offers to make, and that it was within
the province ofthe Board to place insurance
where it pleased. The Mayor explained
that the call had been made to show the
agents that the Board desired to give every
agency " a fair chance to underwrite a
portion of the risk to be taken. f. G.
Warehouse was appointed to aid the Board
in preparing forms of application, etc