Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-27
BR,.P NOTES.

The pay-car arrived last evening, and
will pay off the railroad employees this
morning.
Sixteen carloads of oranges and one of
raisins went East on express train time
yesterday.
The regular course of lectures of the
Medical Department of the University of
California will commence next Monday
The only arrests made Yesterday were
those of John Burns and Charles Lynch,
by local officer Strader, tor being healthy
beggars.
The Olive Branch Ladies' Society will
hold social and ball on Thursday evening"
March 4th. at the hall Of the Young Mems
Institute.
Last "Wednesday, at Agricultural Park,
James Doty and man named De Soto had
the former won.
this city at the Union Hotel at / P. NJ to-
day. Some business of unusual ilnpor-
lance will be transacted.
William U. S. G. Leyison, who was shot
by his wife in San Francisco last Monday,
appears to be likely to recover, as his wound
has not developed any bad symptoms.
ne ulcCINniCS anu 1<dOOTcIS Aut1-IQl-
nese League of this city has reorganized
under the name of the 1.-THE California
Anti-Chinese Non-Partisan Association
The Poundmaster would no doubt be a
valuable witness in the case now pending
in Department One of the Superior Court.
What he don't know about dogs is sup
posed not to be worth knowing.
United States Inspectors Freeman and
llr.,n
Thursday night, and yesterday morning
inspected the little steamer Americas, "
ing on the Yolo side OF the river After
completing the work they left for Stockton.
Captain Rodgers. accompanied by Cap
tain Dickerson, went over 10 Stockton YES
terday to put the United States snagboat
Seller in trim for duty, and in few days
she will leave for the upper Sacramento TO
do some work that can best be performed
while the water is moderately high.
James II. Corbin has added to his collec-
ton of feathered curiosities, which is now
large and interesting, especially to sporting
men, duck which has the head of a
baIly,n except that the color is that of a
" redhead," and the body of sprig,n
though the wings have white feathers like
bally.
foul-weather sunset was reported last
evening by the Signal Service from Olym-
pia to San Francisco except at Red Bluff.
The barometer was quite low and falling.
In the past twenty-four hours .02 of an inch
has been precipitated at San Francisco a
sprinkle at Red Bluff and 81 of an inch at
San Diego, making go of AL inch ct the
latter place during the storm.
E. J. Underwood, of Salem, Utah. de-
sires information concerning Joshua Alb
bott, who came to California about the first
OF the gold excitement. If living, he is
about IS years of age. He was wagon
maker by trade, heavy set man, and is
now said to be engaged in sheep raising
A liberal reward will be paid for reliable
information of his whereabouts.
An exchange says: The people of Chico
are buying Sacramento Mills flour rather
than patronize General Bidwell at home.
because he persists in employing Chinese
help. An enforced boycott sooner or later
will bring about settlement of this vexed
labor question, but it does seem that Gen
eral Bidwell is a man who will listen to
reason without being driven to compro-
mise by system of restraint
Finley Mcmillan, in consequence OF the
dispute as to their pay he hes had with
several OF the men he had employed as
wood-choppers on the Grant. has COM
menced suit in the Court of Justice DAILY.
of Center township, against James Wolf,
James Mitchell, S. A. Johns, Peter Carter,
M. Hogan and J. Kennedy for amounts
claimed To be due from them for goods and
merchandise furnished by him.
About noon yesterday a German and
Chinaman got into fight on street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, and soon were
rolling in the gutter. The white man pres
emily got on top, and was pounding the Ce-
lestial briskly, when Police Court Clerk
Baker interfercd and separated the combat
ants. The German insisted that he was
perfectly justified, because the Chinaman
struck him without cause as he was passing
along. Neither of them had sustained any
injury worth mentioning, except to their
apparel from the mud