Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-19
BRIEF NOTES.
The Widow o'Brien" company

The Widow O'Brien - company wen
| to Woodland yesterday
A car load of apples for the Sacramento
market arrived from the East yesterday.
Shipments of lumber from Sacramento
to Chicago and other places in the East are
being made.
The overland express train came up from
San Francisco in two sections last evening
owing to the large travel.
The concert advertised to be given bv
the Sacramento Choral Society will moi
take place until next Friday evening
March Goth.
Last Tuesday night John kehrer had his
watch and pair of cuff buttons stolen at
Florin by man who occupied room
with him at hotel there.
The sum of $2,067 50 has been paid into
the State Treasury by the Directors of the
Home for the Adult Blind, it being the re-
ceipts from the sale of brooms manufact
ured at the institution.
Dr. Parkinson, who was injured by a
runaway on Monday, is able to be around
again. Miss Bonte, who was injured at
the same time, has almost recovered from
the effects of the accident.
An election will be held in Grand Island
School District, Sacramento county. on
Saturday, April 10th, upon the proposition
to raise 81 $50 by special tax for the build
ing of new school-house.
The steamer Flora arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with grain. The
san joaquin, No. 4, left for San Francisco
with grain, and the Dover for the upper
Sacramento, with merchandise.
Last Tuesday w. II. Whine, of Wood
land, was driving nail, when a fragment
OF 1t flew and struck him in the eye. in
tlicting painful injury, which will inter
fere with his business for some time.
Arthur II. Davis writes to the RECORD
UNION from Elk Grove: please state in
your columns that the Arthur Davis ar
rested some time ago for petit larceny was
not the Arthur Davis who resides at Elk
Grove"
These arrests were made yesterday: Ad-
eilne Harber, by officer Farrell, for disturb
ing the peace; Raphael Vasquez, by officer
Rider, Tor being common drunkard L.
NJ. Connors, by officers Sullivan and Rider,
Tor carrying a concealed weapon.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday James Reeves pleaded guilty or
a charge of burglary, committed in enter
ing Westwick IL Nelson's grocery, at
Fourth and streets, and robbing the till.
lie Will be sentenced this morning
+. S. George, who at the time of his
shooting scrape with James Franks, at
Roseville, some months ago, had a divorce
suit III progress with his wife, was recently
divorced, and on Wednesday last married
Mrs. Franks, she having been divorced
from her husband meanwhile.
The First Artillery Regiment bad bat
tahon drill and dress parade at Armory
Hall last evening. The battalion drill was
conducted by Colonel Sheehan the dress
parade by Lieutenant Colonel Guthrie
There was large assemblage of spectators
who were much interested in the proceed
ings.
The mandamus case of the Bank of D. 0.
Mills u Co. VS.. State Treasurer Oullahan
continued from last Friday, will come up
for hearing before Judge Van Fleet this
morning. 1t will be recollected that the
bank seeks to have the Treasurer directed
to pay certain warrant in the sum of
ST. 13, drawn for Supreme Court expenses
by J. w. Mccarthy, Clerk of the Supreme
Court.
Yesterday, before Judge Lawler in the
San Francisco Police Court the case of
Mrs. Hattie Levison, who shot her hus-
band, VIM. U. S. g. Levison, on the even
ing OF the I'D OF last month, was called for
examination. On calling over the names
OF the witnesses it was found that by some
oversight the husband, who had been in
attendance nearly ali the forenoon, had not
been subpenaed, although the most import
ant witness in the case. A continuance for
another week had hardly been granted
when he appeared.
The rainfall yesterday was .05 of an inch.
making 2.67 inches for the month an 2S.1i
inches for the season to date, as against
1913 inches Tor the whole of last season.
Tine rainfall for the twenty-f four hours end
ing at O'Clock last night was: For Red
Bluff, OF OF an inch Sacramento. .O5 of an
inch San Francisco, none: San Luis Obs
pc, 81 OF an inch; Los Angeles, 80 of an
INCH San Diego, 81 of an inch Keller,
none The Signal Service reports at 7
o'clock last night showed rising barome-
ter and temperature, generally westerly
winds and clear weather
The steamer Flora, which has been en-
gagged in the grain trade on the upper Sac
ramento, for some time, was laid up yester-
day, the two large lots of grain which she
and other boats of the same company were
engaged in carrying-that belonging to
John Fennell, shipped from Walsh's, and
that OF the Glenn ranch, shipped from ia
clnto-haVlng all been moved except that
which tire Varuna and Dover will bring on
their next trips. There is still considerable
grain stored along the upper river belong
ing to Moulton and other parties who have
not been in hurry to sell.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the Office of the Secretary of State of the
Otay Water Company. Object, to furnish,
distribute and supply water to the inhabit-
ants within the county of San Diego; also,
to acquire certain water right situated
upon the Otay river, in San Diego county
Principal place of business, city of San
Diego. Directors-E. S. Babcock, Jr., II .
l.. Story, c. l.. Morrill,, o. S. Hubell H d.
Ingle. Capital stock, 100000, which has
been all subscribed. Also, of the Oregon
Land and Live Stock Company. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
R. a. West, H. H. West, f. NJ. West F.
G. Newlands, f. w. Sharon, J. NJ. Allen.
Capital stock, Sl,000,000, which has been
all subscribed.