Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-26
BRIEF NOTES.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived from

| Two carloads OF Immigrants arriVeu IRON
/! the East.
But two or three days remain in which
quail may be lawfully killed this season.
The only freight that passed Ogden or
the 22d instant was 100 halfboxes o.
candles for Lindley & Co.
The Chinese theatrical company ha;
closed its engagement in this city, and
leaves for Marysville to-day.
II. Wachhorst, who has been seriously
i'll for ten or twelve days, was yesterday q
little improved in condition.
| The case of VIM. \. January, the default
| ing ex-Deputy State Treasurer. will be
called in the Superior Court At 10 A. N. tc-
day.
Gospel meetings are still being conducted
at the Christian Church, Eighth street,
between n and o, by W. A. Mclean, evan
gelist.
Funds are being raised by public sub
scription to build a parsonage ON the lot
owned by the United Brethren, for their
church.
Union of Woodland, has been compelled
to suspend operations because of a lack OF
financial support.
L ne CIV Oh more TdlH Is DelllS TdlStu
by some farmers of Sacramento county,
and in Yolo and other counties it is much
needed in many localities.
County Treasurer Kuchler yesterday re-
ceiyed from the State Treasurer $50, 200 81
the amount of the State school fund ar-
portioned to Sacramento county.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. >, arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise, and the Dover cleared for the
upper Sacramento with merchandise.
The, revival meetings at the Seventh
street NJ. f. Church are daily increasing in
interest. Rev. Il. Boyns, of Stockton, is
assisting the pastor, Rev. Ii. c. Christian.
Lot 6, in the block bounded by H and l.,
Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets,
was sold at auction by Bell & Co Tuesday
for $1,775 James Hartwell was the pur-
chaser
q. W. Chesley, administrator of the
estate of S. B. Segur deceased, will sell
next Saturday at 10 A. NJ, at auction, at
Wilson's stables, an omnibus and set of
double harness.
The Trustees will have supplement to
the Great Register printed prior 10 the city
election, and parties who desire to register
and have their names printed upon it will
have to March 9TH to do so.
The lecture upon Z" Irrigation by w. T.
Coleman, of San Francisco, announced for
last evening in the Senate Chamber, did
not take place owing to both houses of the
Legislature being in session.
Very little grain is now awaiting ship
ment from the upper Sacramento to tide
water, and the steamer Dover on her last
trip did not bring any, but instead had two
barCes loaded with hop-poles and wood.
In divorce case yesterday witness was
asked; Did you ever see the defendant
drink more than one glass of beer III sue
cession?' The answer was Yes, I've seen
her drink one glass of beer in succession at
her meals"
f. Sargent, a well-known resident of Sac
ramento county, who for about thirty years
resided on the Lake House road, but re-
moved to Oakland three or four months
ago, and has been living with his son-n-
law, Rev. DR.. Benton, died few days since
The skating race at the rink last evening,
between Burt kilder and Ed. Morris, re-
suited in favor of the former, but it was an
exciting contest throughout. The time,
1905, was very fast. c. w. Fox has cha!-
lenged kidder to Il race next Saturday
night for $50 a side, and it has been accepted.
Edward p Smith, Grand Master l. o. 0.
F., will institute a Rebekah Degree Lodge
at Benicia tomorrow evening. The Grand
Master will be assisted in the interesting
ceremony by Myrtle Lodge. No IS, of Val
leio, and it is expected that Il number of
Odd Fellows and Sisters OF Rebekah. fro M
this city, will be present.