Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-03
BRIEF NOTES.

One car load of immigrants arrived this
morning.
A special meeting of the Board of Super
visors will be held at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The pay-car has returned here from its
trip TO the northern portion of the State.
During the month of December County
Clerk Coglan received fees TO the amount of
1886 so.
The steamer Dover arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with barge-load
of grain.
Fifteen carloads of ice passed through
yesterday from the ponds on the hill TO the
lower portion of the State.
A. Nathan supplied the prisoners at the
County Jail on New FEARS with a liberal
quantity of tobacco, pipes, etc.
receiving :" touching up at the shops in
this city left for Oakland yesterday after
noon.
Charles E. Trainor has been appointed to
the clerkship i'll the Postoffice lett vacant
takes a position in the County Clerks
Office.
The Rose Eytinge theatrical company
Il
the charitable fund of the Sacramento Fire
Department on Thursday, the 0th instant,
playing " Led Astray.'
Subscribers to the Foresters' Masquerade
can procure their tickets from members of
the committee, or at Abe Wilson's, 429 X
street; S. Jellys, 422 J Quincy Clothing
House, 800 J or at Day Il joys, 1923
Eighth street.
Ill - hoe
been complained OF as being very disagree
able lately, that at the Bay is reported to
have been SO much worse that Sacrament
ans were glad to hurry home.
The law firm of Holl & Buckley has dis
solved partnership, owing to Mr. Buckley's
having been elected District Attorney, and
a new firm has been organized, consisting
of 5. 5. Holl and l.. S. Taylor.
Owners of buggies and other vehicles will
do well to keep a sharp lookout for the
blankets and robes they may leave in them
on the street, more especially in the even
ing, as the shiyering tramp is very numer-
Gus.
The steamer Modoc astonished the ma
tives" by arriving here from San Francisco
at an unusually early hour Yesterday morn
ing, and getting away on her return trip on
time, thus making a good start for the new
year.
The Chico Enterprise says: The people of
Sacramento and Marysyilie do not now be-
grudge the levee tax after seeing the hight
of water last week. They are proud of
their leyees, as it has demonstrated their
safety.
Thomas McCants, recently convicted in
the Police Court of disturbing the peace
and sentenced to a term in the county Jail,
has applied to Judge Mcfarland for release
on habeas corpus, and the Judge will hear
the case at 10 A. N. to-day.
j. g. Jeffries, young man well known
here. and who has served a term in the
House OF Correction for petit larceny, was
again arrested in San Francisco Wednes-
day night for petit larceny, being found on
Market street wearing another mans over
coat.
New Years eve some reckless individual.
who was making a noise with a pistol
loaded with ball cartridges fired in such
manner that bullet entered the residence
of w X. COthrin, y street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, through rear window.
and lodged in the dining-room door
The evidence taken in the contest be-
tween Julius Buhlert and D. ]. Learv, for
the right to represent Assembly District
No. 40 San Francisco in the next Legisla-
ture, has been forwarded by the County
Clerk of San Francisco to Secretary of State
Thompson, who will deliver ii 10 the
Speaker Of the Assembly.
Officer Arlington went down TO San
Francisco yesterday afternoon 70 get Ed
ward Friel who had been arrested there by
Chief Crowley at Chief Jacksons request
friel Is the last one of the gang Of burglars
recently operating here to be apprehended,
and his case is more especially the rObbing
OF Mrs. Smith, residence at Fourth and $
streets.
Last evening two women met in the Vi
cinity Of Second and streets. and one ac-
cused the other of having made some
remarks that were not strictly true Il
only required the interchange Of few SEN
fences to start fight. and they struck,
pulled and hauled one another viciously
tor quite 4 while, until shortness Of breath
interiered.
Yesterday. in Department One of the
Superior Court. Judge Armstrong, in the
case of the various parties against whom
the last Grand Jury found true bills Of in
dictment. 0yerruled the objections to jurors
Myron Smith and -- Chatterton, here
tofore made and taken under advisement
and also 0verruled the motion to set aside
the indictments.
Valley Council No. 60, I. 0. c. F. elected
on Wednesday evening last the following
officers FOR the ensuing term: 7. c. c.. r.
T. Deylin c. c.. J. c. Tubbs V. c., c. Il.
Arlington PreIate Geo. b. Blue; Secre-
tary, c. a. Maydwell Financier, T. w
Madeley Treasurer, ". II. Shcrburn
Marshal, A A. Flint Warden. A. j. Muir;
Guard, I. J. Scott Sentinel, c. +. Sanborn.
The German Frauen-Verein gave bon
bon party at jacobs Hall New Years eve,
and scored a success in all respects. The
party was under the management of the
following committees: Reception Commit
tce-Lottie Bauer, Emma klotz Matilda
Reeber Bertha Reeber; Floor Director
Clara c. Beuram; Floor Committee -
Emma Mcister, Minnie klotz, Frances
Lothhammer,
The following officers were installed in
Schiller Lodge No. 105, l. .. .. f., by d.
d. g. NJ Emil Schmith, Thursday evening:
\. C., Benjamin Schwartz Y. G.. Lorenz
t.geiberg; K. S, Charles Huelsman T.,
Joseph Arnold W, L. Bacher; c., George
Kroner; /. c., II. huffman O. G., B. H.
Chapman K. 5. n e., L. Huesman; L.
). \. G., Emil Arnold; r. S. V. c., Gus.
Wahl; l.. s. Y. c., II. Muer r. S. S, L.
Siller; L. 5. S, VIM. Keeper,
SOCIAL AND Personal.
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