Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-13
BRIEF NOTES.

Ihere were no arrests made BY the police
| yesterday
The Sacramento river fell Yesterday to 10
feet inches.
The entries to the Capital Turf Clubs
| races close to-day.
Inc weather IN this city yesterday was so
deilehtuliy pleasant that even the veteran
GROWERS were silenced
Sheriff Hale, of Alameda county. brought
up last evening Frank Edes, VINO is en-
fouse 70 FOLSOM Prison to serve five years
%. u Hawley, of Pueblo, Colorado, who
mas recently purchased about carload of
young horses, thoroughbreds and trotters,
rom J. =. Haggin, leaves for home with
them to-day.
In Department Two of the Superior
court yesterday, Geo. Metz, a native of
H,erinally, was admitted to citizenship ON
lhe testimony OF W. 3. Hamilton and
Louis Burge
salmon were very scarce in the markets
yesterday, and bringing twenty-five cents
per pound at retail. None are being caught
IN the sacramento at presenter at least
in the portion Of ii near this city-the
water being too high.
Candidates for positions on the police
force are very numerous. and there VIII
surely be a small army of them in the field
before the Commissioners meet in April 10
elect. Evidently good men are not as
scarce as has been reported
Yesterday afternoons train for San Fran
CISCO was crowded with delegates who had
been III attendance upon the Anti Chinese
convention, many up-country members
gong 10 the bay, as well as the large num-
Der residing in that section.
Mrs. G. Mason Kline. Senior Vice Ma
tional Department President, and Mrs. w.
a. Henry, Past President of the Women's
hellef Corps, went up to Newcastle Thurs
day evening, and yesterday afternoon in.
stalled the officers of a Corns recently
organized in that place.
The Sacramento Choral Society will give
its irstconcert in the congregational Church
next week-the exact date will appear here
atter-on which occasion they viii sing the
cantata " The Lay of the Bell" by Bern
hard Romberg. Admission, 80 cents: chill
dren, 70 cents. Tickets for sale at the door.
James Mcdonald, who has been spoken
OF as having been engaged to serve as
catcher for the Alta Baseball Club of this
city, is now said to have become a member
OF the new Knickesbocker nine of San
"t-SASSV, "hsSi las SSCltieu L. sAeGSdl as
pitcher, and strong list Of other players
Chief of Police Jackson, L. |. Robinson.
l. j. Simmons, I. j. Lotus and H. Stein
man, who went to San Francisco Yesterday
to again appear before the United States
Grand Jury IN the case OF Foster, arrested
in this city several weeks ago for falsely
personating Cove nment detective. re-
turned last evening
The Western train was an hour late in
its arrival yesterday afternoon, having been
held at Lathrop to connect with the South
ern Pacific. The Sacramento and Placer
VILE tram was an hour and half late yes
terday afternoon in its arrival from Single
Springs. having been DELAYED in conse-
quence of the foaming of the boiler of the
locomotive.
Captain Paul Boyton, who has performed
such remarkable feats of swimming and
floating while encased in his rubber suit,
arrived here yesterday morning from the
East and went TO San Francisco in the
afternoon. He spoke of going 10 the head
of navigation on the Sacramento bv
steamer next week, swimming to Sacra-
San Francisco
Judge Van Fleet yesterday passed SEN
tenee in the case of John Sullivan. con-
ylcted on the 4th OF last December Of re-
slsting pubic officer in the discharge of
his duty at Gait, imposing fine of $50, or
Imprisonment at the rate of one dav for
each dollar. The case has been hanging
hre Tor some time, Sullivan not having ap-
peared in Court since his trial, and there
peing conunuances on motions.