Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-14
BRIEF NOTES.
The river is down to 1871 feet.

4 lie river 10 uOWli " 10y ictb.
People are paying in their State and
county taxes quite lively these days.
Yesterday the chain-gang was engaged in
scraping the mud from the K street cob.
| bles.
The poultry markets are well supplied
with NICE fat-looking waterfowls these
| days.
| Yesterday the Grand Jury visited the
County Hospital in a body and thoroughly
inspected that institution.
| Default of defendant has been entered in
the Superior Court in the divorce case OF
| Amy Shepard VS.. George E. Shepard.
1t behooves the turkey family to make
| the most of their present surroundings.
| Their days are becoming short in the land.
| The grass has begun to shoot upward since
the late rains. In a few days the whole
| face of nature will be bright with verdure.
Samuel Solomon was yesterday taken to
| Folsom to serve five years in the State
| Prison for burglary committed in San
Francisco.
! Owing to the fact that the shelves are
being overhauled and the books catalogued,
the State Library will be closed to-day and
until Tuesday night.
Martin V. Murray, a popular railroad
| conductor is erecting handsome cottage
on the south side of P street, between
| Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Last Tuesday the till in the store of
| George Lichardt, at Eighteenth and n
streets, was relieved of $40 The robbery
was committed in the day time.
An entertainment will be given by the
| members of st. Pauls Church, at Turner
Hall, Monday evening, November 10th,
| commencing at 8 P. NJ. Tickets, admitting
gentleman and lady, 81 so; extra ladies, 80
cents.
On Thursday the NJ T. Kite place, on
| the Riverside road, containing ten acres,
| with Improvements, was sold at auction by
| L. Bell q Co. for $2,700. Mr. Lovdal was
| the purchaser. The live stock was sold
| separately, and brought good prices.
The Napa Reporter says Carl Rozas,
| editor of the Sacramento Journal, says he
| has made arrangements to settle $40
families, now residents of Alsace and Lor-
| raine, Germany, in California. Each fam
| lily will represent a capital value in Ameri-
| can money of about $1,000.
Yesterday articles of incorporation were
| filed in the Secretary of States Office of the
New Deal Ditch Company, for the purpose
| of constructing ditch in Tulare county.
! Principal place of business, Paddock school
house. Directors-B Fl. Paddock, Samuel
Walker, George w. Crane, VIM. B. Over
street, Elias Jacob. Capital stock, $4,000,
divided into 900 shares.
Rev. E. S. Chapman, D. D., will deliver a
lecture at the First Baptist Church, Ninth
street, between L and NJ, on Monday even
ing, November 10th. Subject, 1.-THE Solo
mons and Caesars of To-day" Those who
have heard this gifted orator on other sub
jects will not fail to hear him on this his
most popular lecture, which is put within
reach of all. Tickets, % cents each.
A revival of deep interest in the United
Brethren Church in Woodbridge has so far
| resulted in twenty-eight accessions to the
church, and the same number of CONVEX
siOns. Bishop Wright, who has been con-
Quoting those services, is now in this city,
| and will assist in the revival meeting being
held in the United Brethren Church. at the
corner of Fourteenth and X streets.