Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-03
BRIEF NOTES.

1t was only 1862 in the shade at Gait yes
terday.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
| from the East yesterday.
The laundry wagons will gather in good
loads of linen on their rounds to-day.
Quite delegation of school teachers left
on Satul day to spend their vacations abroad
Memorial services were held at the Elk
| Grove Methodist Church yesterday by Rev
J. Chisholm
Elwood Bruner has been appointed
Notary Public for this city. vice C. w.
! Baker, resigned.
W. S. Leake has received the first in
stallment of hares with which he is 10
stock Agricultural Park.
! David S. Taylor Mexican war veteran
and guard at the Folsom State Prison,
died of paralysis yesterday morning.
Several large flocl,s of pelicans passed
over the city yesterday, apparently in search
! OF watering place. In few weeks the
adyance-guard of the wild-goose army may
! be looked for
An eminent astronomer recently pub
hshed declaration that the sun is steadily
and perceptibly losing its power. That
astronomer must have his headquarters in
an ice-house.
Officers Kent and Rider on Saturday ar
rested couple of youths for lingering a
fire-aiarm box. They may not have been
bent on mischief, but their conduct was un-
lawful all the same.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco
arrived last evening, en- route to the Fol
som Prison, with Charles Frazier, SEN
| fenced to three years imprisonment for
burglary in the second degree.
While going to the go train yesterday
one of the front wheels of the Capital
Hotel omnibus came OFT, but the horses
were stopped before any accident occurred
| The vehicle had three occupants at the
time.
| The Folsom Telegraph says that Henry
! Sutton, who has been prospecting for
several months in that vicinity, has struck
what promises to be n valuable gravel claim
at Rebel Hill, adjoining Thomas Quirk's
mine.
An addition is to be added to the State
| Agricultural Pavilion for the accommoda-
ton OF exhibitors Of agricultural nipple
ments. 1t Will be erected between the
| north and west wings OF the building, and
| will be l50XI65 feet in size
There was to have been Il military drill
| at Richmond Grove yesterday, but the pro-
gramme was not carried out, as the heat
was so intense that the soldiers failed to
connect. II is said that one company mus
tered, all told, a Captain and Lieutenant.
II is said that Cinnamon have been seen
playing tar within their barrcaded strong
hold on | street. Is there anything 10 pre-
! vent the police from raiding the place and
battering down the barbados if they have
reason 10 believe the law is being violated ?
A couple of Davisville girls while ri ling
in village cart the other day collided with
a post on u street corner and one Of them
was thrown out, one wheel Of the vehicle
passing over her foot. So says a Woodland
paper. The accident to the girl is easily
accounted for; the cart had to roll some
where-it wasn't built like balloon.
Memorial services were held in the
Jewish Synagogue, Sixth street, between
and X, last evening, by Rev. DR.. Tauben-
haus in honor Of the memory Of Sir Moses
Montetiore. The attendance, notwith-
standing the extremely warm evening.
was quite large. The eloquent divine
spoke upon the subject, " The Triumph of
4 Good Heart
Crcsco Lodge, No. 2O3, l. 0. G. T.. of
Gait, elected the following officers Tuesday
evening last TO serve the ensuing term W.
{. T., J. c. fugitt tre-elected); w. V. T..
Mrs. I. u. Bauer; Secretary, Miss Alice
Mcintyre Financial Secretary, james Fer
gusOn lre-elcctedl Treasurer. w. IL.
Meachan lre-electedl Marshal, Miss Josie
kronkel; !. c., Mrs ;. Barnhari; o. G., 7.
II. Latcurrettc.
If that saloon man ON X street doesn't
take down from the outside that sigu,
Hot Tom and Jerry, and keep it down
until next December, there Is danger that
an indignant and long-sutiering public will
mob him. 1t is possible that he is simply
trying II game of bluff On visitors from
Maxwell or Red Siuif; but il was too seri-
Gus a joke to attempt on such day as yes
tcrday.