Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads Of immigrants arrived
this morning.
The steamer Earuna has arrived from
the upper Sacramento.
Sacramentans who were in San Francisco
on Thursday say the weather was oppres-
sively warm.
Warrants for the amounts allowed by the
Board of Supervisors can be obtained of
County Auditor Miller to-day
The contractors expect to commence next
Monday upon the construction of the
trestlework on the Twelfth-street road
At 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, unless it rains
very hard the Forester Gun Club will hold
its first shoot of the season at the Park
The contract for building large ice
house at the Union Brewery has been let
| to earle & Croly, who will soon commence
upon it,
Louis and Kittie Belmour, Marsh, Eos
ter, Curley and others of the late Tivoli
dramatic company leave for Woodland
this morning.
Florin berries are commencing to arrive
John McNie of that place brought 10 the
city yesterday some boxes of fine strawber
RIGS of the Sharpless variety.
The Oceanic Steamship Company will
convey public school teachers to Honolulu
and return at excursion rates-$10O for the
round trip, good for three months.
The work of raising the levee at
Brighton, which has been in progress for
some time, will probably be completed by
the contractors, Turton d Knox, to-day.
1t is understood that a reward of 800 has
been offered by the Chinese companies at
San Francisco for the apprehension of Sam
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mapping All Tuck.
j. c. Ryan, the foot-racer, who has spent
considerable time in Sacramento, has chal-
lenged Archie McComb. who recently de-
feated Kitteman, to race of 100 yards for
$3.50 side, and put up forfeit of 800 to
show that he means business.
G. Valensin has had five very handsome
colts foaled within the past few DAYS upon
his ranch at Hicksville. They were sired
by his trotting stallion Sydney, years,
by Santa Claus Sweetness his pedigree in
Guiding more speed, probably, than anv
other horse possesses.
The Supervisors have determined to i'm
prove the appearance of the Superior Court
room by putting down new carpet in them.
The County Clerk was greatly depressed in
spirit yesterday, because, Notwithstanding
he pleaded almost with tears in his eyes.
the Board refused TO renew the foor-coyer-
ing of his office.
Arrangements have been made for an ex-
cursion of Sacramento and other delegates
to the Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias which meets at Los Angeles next
Tuesday. Pullman palace cars have been
secured for the accommodation of the ex-
cursionists, who will leave this city at 30
P. NJ. tomorrow.
Extensive improvements are being made
10 the Christian Chapel, on Eighth street,
including painting, papering, upholstering,
etc, and when the work is finished the
building will have very neat and pleasing
interior. The society will meet at the new
Pavilion. on Fifteenth street, until their
church is again ready for them.
Fish Commissioner Buckingham has had
men engaged during the past few days col
Letting young salmon, mere fingerlings,
from the sloughs and water holes back of
Washington, in which they would soon
have persisted, being unable to escape on
account of the falling of the water, and
placing them in the river. Several thou
sand were thus rescued and given a
chance for their lives.
A w Rosenthal, Salvation Army con-
vert, was arrested at San Francisco day
| or two ago for stealing cornet belonging
| to the army" A Bay paper says the
| army was entirely demora1ized when it
learned that the REGULATING convert had
served eighteen months imprisonment in
| the House of Correction for grand larceny
! six years in San Quentin Prison, and that
! he had only been recently discharged from