Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-23
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
The next Grand Army Encampmentw will
be held in Sacramento.
There was 10 session Of the Police Court
! Satlrday-no cases TO be tried.
The running race, quarter-mile heats, at
| Lincoln Saturday, was won by the horse
Plow Boy.
Our Friends Social Club will give their
tenth annual bal masque at Armory Hall
| Thursday, March Goth.
The Sheridan dramatic company came
down from Oroville yesterday, and last
evening went to Virginia City.
Burt Kidder has challenged Ed. Morris
to mile race on rollers, to take place at
the Skating Rink next Wednesday night
Charles Bernhard announces himself as
a candidate for the Office of Third Trustee.
| subject to the decision of the Democratic
City Convention.
Frank Gaffney, RAILROAD Waterman at
Coltax, while playing snap the whip ct
the skating rink, fell and broke his arm.
| He has been brought to the Railroad Hos
pital.
The Alta Base Ball Club has organized.
| with the following officers: President. H.
Treichler; Secretary, George Poorman :;
Treas urer, George Egan; Captain, George
Milliken.
Harry Pemberton writes the RECORD
UNION from New Vienna. Ohio, inquiring
for information concerning Edward H.
Pemberton, who, when last heard from, was
in Oakland
This evening the Improved Order of Red
Men Of the city will give a complimentary
social entertainment at Armory Hall, com
mencing at o'clock, in honor of Washing
tons Birthday
Mrs. E. b. Crocber intends to have an
artificial stone pavement laid in front of
her property, i'll the vicinity of Third and
o streets and the work will be commenced
in q few days.
Sheriff Mcclellan, of Butte county, took
to San Quentin yesterday two prison
erS-John Skene, who is to serve four wears
for grand larceny, and Thomas Ripley.
fifteen years for burglary in the first de
gree.
The San Francisco EIaminer SAYS that J.
W. Nee arthy, Clerk Of the Supreme Court
has secured warrant for the arrest of Ed
ward f. Leake, OF the Dixon Tribune, who
Is charged in the complaint with a criminal
libel.
But two arrests were made during the
past two davs-C. f. Ayers, by officer Fra
zee, for threats against life, on the COM
plant of Thomas Bromley; and Charles NJ.
Cogill, by officers Woods and Farrell for
being drunk.
Mrs. H. W. Ogg, for many years propri-
etrcss of hotels and lodging houses in Sacra-
mento and for the past four years pro-
prietress of the Orleans Hotel, died Satur-
day evening at the age of 80 years. She
leaves five sons residing in this city
About half :, dozen flags were displayed
in this city yesterday in honor of Washing
tons Birthday. To-day there will be more
extended notice taken of the anniversary,
as it will be a legal holiday. The public
offices, schools. etc, will be closed, and the
Legislature will not be in session.
Governor Stoneman has issued a pardon
to Joseph F. Epson, who last September
was convicted in San Francisco of felony,
in having counterfeiters' tools in his pos
session, and sentenced to p years impris-
onment The pardon was requested by
several of the San Francisco Senators and
others.
Parker Clark, the young Sacranentan
whose left hand was badly injured by the
accidental discharge OF his gun as he was
pulling the weapon from his boat while
hunting in Yolo county last Thursday, has
been brought home from Woodland. Itwas
found necessary TO amputate the lower por-
ton of the hand, including the third and
fourth fingers.