Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-13
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has receded to 20
feet inches.
Eighteen carloads of beef cattle win go
j through from Nevada to San Francisco to-
day
! A light rainfall commenced about s
O'Clock last evening, and still continu, at
midnight.
| After February 1st Friday will be g law
day" in the Superior Court, instead of
Monday, as at present.
About thirty carloads of ice will come
over from Prosser creek to-day, for points
south and west. The weather has Been so
cold recently that the ice is fine article.
Warrants on the general fund are pay
able at the State Treasurers Office up to
No. S,2G6 of the Both fiscal year. Az war
| rants of the Both fiscal year will be payable
by February 1st.
The Union House Literary and Social
! Club gave an entertainment Monday even
| ing, which was well attended and proved
pleasant affair. Several were present from
this city and Elk Grove.
These arrests were made yesterday
Mrs. Hughes, by Chief Jackson and officer
Farren, for being a common drunkard
and John Doe. by officer Ash and citizen
Harris. for disturbing the peace.
Men were engaged with teams Yesterday
distributing p les for the telephone line
| from this city to headquarters OF Rancho
| del Paso along the route the line is TO fol-
low, and the work Will be pushed ahead as
rapidly as possible.
There were no arrivals Of Immigrants
| yesterday, but one carload viii get through
| to-day. The first Eastern mail for three
days will also arrive this morning. Biz
yards and things have been very trouble
some TO the Union Pacific ana other rail
roads.
The City Trustees spent considerable
time yesterday morning considering an or
dinance which the City Board of Health
desired to have passed, relating more es-
peclally to drainage pipes, cesspools, etc.
Without taking any definite action the
Board adjourned until this morning.
The officers of Occidental Encampment,
No. y, /. o. Q. f., were installed last even
| ing, as follows: G. p, George Lemki Il.
p, Louis Waldron; 5. W, c. T. Moves
! Scribe, W. y. Stephenson; Treasurer, Mel
son Wilcox J. w. II. p. CASEY; G., T. ID.
| Moore First W, S. \. Wolfe; Second W,
! Peter Newman; Third W, H Schwartz
! Fourth W, James Popert First G.. of T..
Peter Larson; Second q. of T., H. c. Hot
| ielter; l. S, 4. j. Oycrton o. S.. B. II.
OHdlllldn.
Officers Pace and Coulter, of Woodland.
have been arrested on charges of cruel and
| unlawful treatment in arresting offenders.
Frank y. Hoover, who resides near Dun
nigan, charges Coulter with having beat
and abused him on the 22d of Nav last,
and J. L. Waterman charges officer Pace
with like oiiense on January Sd of this
year. The officers say that the prisoners,
on being arrested, resisted and fought, and
| the officers found it necessary to use force
to subdue them.
About s o'clock last evening a Young
! German, who had drank enough to be
| troublesome, but not enough to prevent
his having pretty good commend over his
! arms and legs, created disturbance at the
| Salvation Army barracks, and was arrested
! by officer Ash. He accompanied the Off
Ger without much trouble until thew
reached J street, between Second and
| Third, and there he issued declaration of
independence. The officer labored with
him in vain, and was then assisted by
newspaper man, who found presently that
| II was easier to write about making arrests
| than to do the arresting The prisoner,
who was of about 200 pounds weight, laid
| down upon the sidewalk and at every op-
| pOrtunity tWined his legs about the avn
| ing posts and successfully resisted the on
Waru marcn untll DyStanCerS VerSed III
! Gr;eco-Roman science unlocked his limbs.
| Quite crowd collected after awhile and
| advice was given freely, but those willing
to assist in the arrest and reap the glory
were few. Finally, when the prisoner had
| been got around to Second street, between
! and J, officer Farrell arrived, and the
newspaper man, with the most fervent
Thank Cody he had uttered for years,
resigned his position. When the prisoner
was finally landed on the station-house
floor, he jumped up and ladghingly re-
marked, can walk nOwi' and he was
walked into a cell quickly.