Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-18
BRIEF NOTES.

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7 ]. 7. Glover returned from the mountai
region yesterday morning.
Three carloads of immigrants arrive
from the East this morning.
Ten carloads of oranges from Los Angelo
passed through to the East yesterday.
Snow fell on the mountain yesterda
{ morning, and well down the side of the hill
The Knights of America will hold thei
annual picnic at Richmond Grove, Sunday
May 18th.
George Gates, one of the proprietors G
the Empire Foundry ct Marysville, was il
Sacramento yesterday.
Detectives Len Harris and f. T. Burk
returned to the city Thursday night from
Texas and New Mexico.
The steamer Daisy came down from tn
upper Sacramento yesterday, en- route 70
San Francisco with grain.
The bondsmen of the late d. F.. Callahan
ex-County Treasurer, will meet in the Su
| pervisorS' room at IL \. N. to-day.
Geo. w. Peltier, of Tuscarora, New, wht
has been visiting San Francisco and Sacra
mcEto. returned home last evening
Thieves visited the premises of Mrs. A
Keller, Twenty-siXth and T streets, Thurs
day night. and stole eighteen chickens.
Arthur Brown, Superintendent of Bridges
and Buildings of the G. ?. r. r.. returned
10 San Francisco yesterday from Marys-
vile.
There was but one case on the calendar oil
the Police Court yesterday morning-that
of Gertie Grant, charged with petit larceny,
and she was discharged.
gentleman who came to the city from
Red Bluff yesterday. reported that there
was heavy frost yesterday morning be-
tween that place and Chico
1t is reported that the property now occu-
pied by St. Rose Church, Seventh and X
streets, is to be sold, and new church
erected at Eleventh and X streets.
The State Prison Directors will meet at
the State Capitol at . A. NJ TO- day, for the
purpose of hearing applications for the pa
don Of persons now confined in the State
Prison at Folsom.
I, cost Yolo county 1924 30 to feed prison.
Nearly all Of the prisoners were of the
tramp fraternity. and ten of them were sent
from Washington.
Fred Kolliker of this city, was married
last Wednesday at Santa Rosa to Miss Min
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that place. They went to Monterey on
their wedding trip.
J. Mellen, proprietor of East Park. will
have spring opening of the grounds to-
morrow, when the Hussar band will fur
nish music for dancing, and there will be
various other amusements.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those Of NJ. +. Cooper, by officers Kent and
"A
ney, by officer Arlington and special Thorp,
for being d healthy begger.
The force of carpenters employed in con-
structing the new depot at MaTysyile came
down yesterday, en- route to Oakland, the
structure having been about completed 1t
will be occupied in day or two.
AT Elk Grove there will be two interest
ing pigeon-shooting matches tomorrow
morning-one between L. III. Coons and J.
l.. Zuver, % birds, 26 yards rise, for 500 q
side; and the other between 6. w Watson
and F. NJ. Coons, % birds, 81 yards rise, so
& side.
On the complaint OF N Allen. NJ. +.
Cooper was arrested yesterday by officers
Kent and FraZee for misdemeanor, in fail
ing to support his child He came here
some time since from Ogden, where, for
reasons satisfactory to himself he left his
wife and the child, but she recently fol-
lowed him. He expresses willingness to
pay a reasonable sum for the child's sup
port and the matter will probably be COM
promised.
Captain Foster, who has been visiting the
section known as the q West Side in San
joaquin county, says that there will be
very little grain raised there this season,
though in some places there may be toll
erably fair showing if heavy rain falls
soon. The section of wet land between this
city and Stockton will also produce but lit
tie this year. 1t could not be planted until
it had dried, which was SO late that since
the planting there has not been any rain of