Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-06
BRIEF NOTES.

| The Sacramento river registers p feet o
| inches.
Professor g. W. Fuller has established
school at Lincoln.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning, nearly all Italians.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of = Bobbitt, by officers Ash and Kent, for
being drunk.
The Seventh-street NJ f. Church South
has been thoroughly painted and renovated
inside and out.
The Immigration Society of Sacramento
| County will meet at the office of the Secre-
| tary at P. NJ. to-day.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
| has started branch office in the reading
room of the Golden Eagle Hotel.
The City Board of Equalization will meet
every day this week to hear applications
that may be made for changes of assess
ments.
William Fuller has been appointed as
one of Sheriff Wilson's deputies, in place of
Thomas Wood, who declined an appoint
ment rendered him.
Officer Sullivan yesterday found at sec
ond hand dealers the overcoat recently
stolen from S. P. Maslin, the thief having
disposed of it there.
DIR. II. J. Cook sley who was recently SEN
fenced to sixty days in the County Jail for
disturbing the peace, yesterday filed an APP
peal bond and was set at liberty.
A warrant was sworn out in Justice Hen
ley's Court yesterday for the arrest of a Chi
nawoman named Sing Gin, at present in
MERGED county, on charge of bigamy.
Tho four electric light masts which will
be erected within the next two weeks will
be located as follows: Twenty-second and
o. Fifteenth and II, Twenty-frst and |,
and Fifteenth and n streets.
Justice of the Peace Henley has estab-
iished his Office in one of Charles Heisen's
buildings, opposite the Courthouse; and
Justice Post is for the present occupying
the quarters on Seventh street, between l
and J, where Judge Gilmer was located.
W. E. Gerber received during the month
of December as Auditor, $3.50 and, as Re-
corder, S444 30. In addition to which he
had received for January, up to the time of
turning the office over to his successor, J.
H. Miller, yesterday, $50 more, making a
total of $S12 80.
Sunday night thief entered the Key
stone Wringer Company's establishment,
on Fifth street, between and l and ], and,
after ransacking the premises, made off
with $213, found in a trunk in a sleeping
apartment. Entrance was gained through
a rear door, the key of which the thief
turned with nippers
One of the County Superintendent at
tending the Convention which was held in
this city last week had his grip-sack broken
open and S120 in coin stolen therefrom
The money was mostly in silver, and, not
wishing to carry it with him, he left it in
his room at a hotel, where it was discovered
by some Sneak-thief.
Conductor Conroy and engineer Open
shaw, who were arrested here a few days
ago on telephone message from Elmira,
accusing them of misdemeanor in block
aiding a public highway by stopping
freight train across it had their trial at that
place yesterday, resulting in the engineer
being acquitted, while the conductor was
adjudged guilty and had fine assessed
against him. |
The following officers of Sacramento
Lodge, No. l, knights of America, were in
stalled Sunday evening f. E. Masters,
President; Eugene Mccarthy, Vice-Presi-
dent; ]. d. Moynahan, Recording Secre-
tary; ]. H. Quatman, Financial Secretary
Charles c. Kaufman, Treasurer Tim
O'F'laherty, Conductor; Charles Spangler,
Venerable Warden; Thomas Byrne, Inside
Sentinel; John Carroll, Outside Sentinel
Joe Habel, who, together with G. Frank,
was brought back from Los Angeles about
a week ago to answer to a charge of grand
larceny, and, after examination in the
Police Court, was acquitted, was yesterday
arrested by officer Ash. by direction of
United States Commissioner L. l. Robin
son, in order that it might be ascertained
on examination in Court how he came pos
sessed of a large number of revenue
stamps for beer kegs found in his posses
sion.
Auction SALE-Bell & Co. will sell at