Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-18
BRIEF NOTES.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.


from the East this morning.
A very heavy dew. almost equal to a
/ light shower of rain, fell in this vicinity
Monday night.
The Elite has closed, business becoming
too light to support it after the adjournment
of the Legislature.
Another effort is being made to establish
recreation grounds, for baseball and other
amuselnents, in this city.
Hunters are getting good shooting at
ducks and geesea at the Sink of Putah, geese
being especially plentiful,
The Union Baseball Nine publish card
this morning, challenging the Erekas to
play them a game for $50 a side.
A thief appropriated a set of silver
mounted harness from Mrs James Condrv's
ranch, near the city, Monday night.
The State Board OF Education will meet
at the office of the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, in this city, on the 9th
instant.
Ten thousand fine young trout from the
Shelley Hatchery were taken down to Gil
roy last Monday, to be placed in streams in
that vicinity.
The Bank of Woodland has increased its
paid up capital stock to S650,0G0 There is
reported to be brisk demand for money
in that county
The second entertainment and dance by
the ladies of the Western Star Frauen-
Nerein will be given at Jacobs Hall Satur-
day evening, April 18th.
The examination of the charges preferred
by K. \. Fisk against Chief Engineer Sulli-
van of the Fire Department will be heard
by the Board of City Trustees this morn
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Albert Williams.
who is 70 serve eight years for grand lar
ceny.
Jack Doyle who was badly beaten on the
head with pistol by Bob Perry last Sun
day, was yesterday sent TO the County Hos
pital, as he is suffering much pain from his
injuries.
a gentleman who arrived here Yesterday
from Nacavile says that fruit and vegeta-
Dles are unusually advanced there for this
season of the year, and with little rain the
grain crop will be excellent.
NJ. s. Nevis, proprietor of the Eagle
winery in this city, has within the past
month shipped five carloads of California
port and sherry to New York city. Another
carload will be shipped this week
The next quarter Of the Napa Ladies
Seminary, Napa City, Miss X. V. Darling,
Principal, will begin Monday, the 23d in
slant. Further information can be OBJ
tanned on application TO the Principal.
Mary n Coddington was Yesterday, in
Department Two of the Superior Court,
granted divorce from William 2. Cod
dington. and also the custody of their
minor child until further order of Court.
Grove l.. Johnson was in attendance yes
terday upon the session of the State Prison
Commissioners at San Quentin, urging the
Board 10 recommend to the Governor the
pardon of F. a. Sprague, charged with hav-
ing killed More III Santa Barbara county
several years ago.
According to Washington dispatch ex-
Sheriff Estill is in that city, making a fight
for the United States Marshalship Of Cali
fornia. The same dispatch says Uncle
Aft has a competitor in the person of
Captain Samuel Deal, chief detective of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
a. ]. Danis of this city, WHO is % years
of age, mentioned yesterday that it was the
of his fathers birthday, the
old gentleman being So years of age. He
and his brother, aged 50, and two sisters.
aged respectively 50 and %, live in parish
near Montreal, Canada They certainly
appear to be a long-lived family
The steamer Dover cleared for the upper
Sacramento Yesterday to obtain a barre
load of hop poles, principally for the Hag-
gin ranch. As the supply near the CITY is
pretty thoroughly exhausted, she will have
10 90 well NJ stream, nearly to Butte City,
and then take on all obtainable between
that point and the city as She returns.
Last Monday morning a tramp called at
the residence Of Tom RYDER. about two
miles this side Of Woodland and asked for
breakfast Not liking the fare offered him
he became obstreperous, and threatened
violence TO Mrs. Ryder That
plucEy lady disregarlcd his threats and
called in assistance He was arrested.
taken to Woodland, and sent to the County
Jail for thirty days.
Owing to the fact that the District Attor-
ney was engaged in the trial of the Burns
case i'll Department One, and Grove l..
Johnson, counsel for the defense. was alb
sent from the city, the case Of the People
Us. c. Il. Clark. charged with the murder of
\. NJ. wainwright, gas Yesterday, in Depart
mcnt Two OF the superior Court, continued
until next Friday. when. the Court an
nounced, it will certainly be tried
BY inadvertance, announcement was
made by the press on Monday that Prof.
WiImot would appear at the skating rink
on that evening The reputation of the
Professor and the general desire to see him
ride again in his bicycle performances, I'M
loubtedly drew many to the rink who
might not otherwise have attended. The
error was made by confounding Professor
Wilmot with Mr.. Copcand's appearance on
that evening, with his steam bicycle, and it
IS due TO the gentlemen in charge of the
rink to say that they were in no wise re-
,ponshlc for the announcement.
SACRAMENTO INDICATED. - Smarting