Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-20
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
Bonner lake is reported to be entirely
clear of ice.
Twenty-eight carloads OF beef cattle went
to San Francisco from Reno night before
last
The physicians of Woodland say that
there is a great deal of sickness in Yolo
county.
Trout-fishing has already commenced at
Independence lake. but there have not been
many fish caught yet
The cobbles on the south side of X street.
between Tenth and Eleventh, are being
taken up and a new gutter made.
The Sacramento river has fallen to IA feet
l inch above low-water mark-sOmethlng
very unusual for this season of the year.
Chief of Police Jackson proposes to let
gambling games now running under
license continue until their licenses expire.
The case ofC. R. Clark, charged with the
murder of A. NJ. wainwright, viii come up
for trial in Department Two of the Superior
Court. Judge Mcfarland, to-day.
Conductor Mike Rowe, who for some
time ran a train between Sacramento and
Redding, via Woodland, but left the road
last August, committed suicide at Ell Paso
last Sunday.
The case of Superior Court Clerk McCar-
thy vs. E. E. Leake, for libel, came up in
San Francisco yesterday morning, but, on
motion of the prosecution, was continued
until the 9th instant.
The following arrests were made yester-
day. James Sullivan and Ed. Rand, by
citizen Copp, for being common drunkards;
E. Williams, by officer Strater, for being
drunk; Mike Bennett, by officers Farren
and Kent, for battery.
Sergeant Barwick states that the Signal
Service weather reports at 8 o'clock last
night showed rapidly-falling barometer
in Washington Territory and Oregon, and
falling slowly in California, accompanied
by falling temperature, westerly winds
and clear to cloudy and foggy weather,
with sprinkle of rain having been de-
posted since yesterday noon at San Fran
still above 80 inches at all Pacific coast sta
tons, from Tatoosh Island to Los Angeles,
except Red Bluff, and there it stands at
29.9S inches and falling.
In cleaning up the Elite Theater, re-
Gently, full set of upper teeth were swept
out into the street. 1t might be interesting
to speculate as to what elderly gentleman
lost this portion of his machinery, and
what feature of the performance caused his
examinations or aroused his enthusiasm
also, why he did not look for and recover
his teeth, or whether he thought he had
swallowed them. The STAR of the Elite
company who caused the loss might use
the circumstance as evidence of his or her
histrionic ability and gain great renown if
the facts were well worked up.
Mrs. Alexander, wife of L. Alexander,
recently proprietor of the Tiyoli, yesterday
swore to complaint in the Police Court
accusing him of adultery, alleging that
when he left Sacramento last Tuesday he
was accompanied by woman and that
they went to San Francisco together. She
also accuses him of grand larceny, in
breaking open her trunk and appropriating
money belonging to her. Friends of Mr..
Alexander say that the whole matter is
misunderstanding; that Mrs. Alexander
went to San Francisco yesterday to see him,
knowing where to meet him, and that
when they meet everything will be satisfac-
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