Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-06
BRlRP NOTES.


Buffalo Bill anu his war-whoop company
passed through from Woodland to Stockton
yesterday.
The rain has given the Sacramento river
an upward tendency, and it has risen to 10
feet 3 inches
The County Board of Education will
meet this morning at the Office of Superin-
tendent Bishop.
The Republican and Democratic city
tickets are published in full in another CO.,
umn this morning.
The ranchmen of this vicinity fear that
the recent rain is going to cause the grow
ing grain TO become too rank.
A meeting Of the ladies of ST. Rose Church
will be held at the Convent at P. N. to-
morrow, to make final arrangements for
the ST. Patrick's Day festival.
The lower-country people who are ship
ping oranges 10 the East take especial pains
TO label their cars, in large letters, :. Or
anges from southern California"
Entries to the Capital Turf Clubs races
close on the 18th instant. The assurances
given by owners of horses show that the
running races will fill especially well.
Some one destroyed fine boat, belong
ing to John Donahue, and which he kept
in the overflow north Of the north levee,
by burning on. one end of it Wednesday
night.
Deputy Sheriff Crisman, of Ventura
county, came up yesterday, ea route for the
State Prison at Folsom with Antonio Cas-
tro, who IS to serve five years for grand
larceny.
The premises Of B. Farra, on Y street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth. were
qntnraI hx-o fl,fnf frb,, 10 md -
S13 in money, a silver watch, pair of pants,
pair of boots, etc.
Bank Commissioners White and Itch
field have examined the affairs of the Cali
fornia State Bank and Peoples Savings
Bank, of this city, ard found both in
solvent condition.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
the following Commissioners of Deeds:
Samuel Jennison, Boston Daniel German,
Detroit; Samuel l.. Taylor. Philadelphia
Philip III. Hoffman, Baltimore
The committee appointed by the recent
anti Chinese meeting at Woodland has de-
cided to defer further action until after
the meeting of the State Convention.
which meets in Sacramento next We'd
nesday.
Eastern travel is very large now, in con-
sequence OF the low rates OF fare Thurs
day night the passenger train had to be run
from Sacramento in two sections there
being seven carloads of second-class pas
sengers.
The eclipse OF the sun yesterday after
noon was performed according to pro-
gramme, but in this city few people seemed
TO consider it sufficiently interesting TO
make il worth while TO procure smoked
glass for an observation.
4. Pendleton writes to the REcoRD-l MON
from Nicolaus, under date of the Sd inst,
that the rain of Thursday added 80 of an
inch to the rainfall there, making for the
season 20.53 inches. Itwas raining hard at
Nicolaus yesterday morning.
After the regular business has been
transacted at the meeting of the Lily of the
Valley Lodge, No. IL, d. of H., this even
ing, there will be a musical and literary
entertainment and dancing, to which mem
bers and their families are invited
The proposed pilgrimage of California
Knights Templar to St. Louis this summer
is attracting much attention from members
of the Order in San Francisco and other
places, as well as in Sacramento, and it is
evident that there will be several hundred
participants.
The remains of Charles r. Baker, who
died at Landes on the Sd instant were
brought to the city yesterday for interment,
and the funeral took place from the depot
at lob A. NJ. 4 large number of friends
from this city and Brighton, where the
deceased formerly lived, attended.
A communication has been received from
Frank Miller by friends in this city, stat
ing that under the law governing there il
would be impossible TO bring Mrs. Miller's
remains home at present from Colombo,
Ceylon, where she died. Mr. Miller will
return 10 Sacramento some time in June.
The parlors Of the Sixth-street VI. +.
Church were crowded last evening on the
occasion Of the social given by the ladies.
During the evening the audience was en-
tertained with a duet by Misses Nellie
Wright and Nora Bessie q piano solo by
Miss Barrett; solo by Miss Geriie Carly
and reading by Miss Warehouse.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the Office 81 the Secretary of State, of
the Native Sons Of the Golden West Hall
Association. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Directors - =. b. Carson,
J.. Dennery NJ. A. Dorm, +. Hartmann,
w. II. Mclaughlin, j. G. Niggle, C. o.
o Brien, A. Reuf j. c. Steinback S. Val
leau, E.. BSVHlain Capital stock. $1,000.
......Also, OF the Nevada Silver Company
Object, to mine in Elko county, State of
Nevada. Principal place of business San
Francisco. Directors = c. Thornton, T.
Whitley f. NJ Hail. ]. L. Browne, j. b.
Dayton. Capital stock, s10,oo0,oo0.