Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


LAND PATENTs.-The following homestea,
patents for agricultural lands were receive,
at the United States Land Office in this cit
Oh the 23l instant. Parties holding dupli
cate receipts therefor viii, on the delivery o
the same, receive their patents, viz: Saral
c. Allen, Ruth G. Allen, William Archer
Ira Butterfeld, Ole NJ. Bendixon, Samuel r
Biggart Homer d. Burton, John Biggs
Erastus w. Briggs Robert Bradley, Edward
Barbour, William Berry, William Botsford
u. Z. Burns, Mary +. Coats, Joseph NJ Cox
John i. Chaplin, Lorenzo D. Cole, John Con.
nor, James A. Deyoe, Eli Dye, Mounts S.
Dover, Robert S. Dill, Daniel NJ. Dicberson,
Hezekiah Fisher, Commodore z, Flora,
Philip I. Forst, Ole Frederickson, Lucius
Il. Fletcher, Thomas Fitzgerald, b. +. Gar.
raway, james Il. Gordon, Benjamin Has.
brook, Liza Hurley, Thomas Harper, George
d. Humphrey, George Hildner, Geo. Hodges,
George M. Irwin, Andrew jackson, Irwin
King, Jacob J. Kelser, James NJ. Logan,
John A. Lille, Sarah A. Lang, Goldman l..
Lavan, Whitfield G.. Lefois, George w.
Morse, James K. MoreY, Henry M. McCos-
lin, A. N. McCrary, Charles p Myers,
james E. Mcbride, Isasc ID. Newell, Hiram
H. Perkins, Cornelius K Preston, James II
Platt, William M. Penter, Allen T. Rigby,
Della Robinet George Rifenback, James H.
Rowland, VIM. f. Ray, Peter L. Swartz,
James Slaight, VIM. Shelton, Henry Sim, m,
mons, Ephraim Sniff, Ira S. Stogsdill,
Theodore p. Stearns, John M. Shelley,
Joseph Thomas, Johann Tribken, Edward
b. Tawin, John j. Thomas, Charles Tosh,
VIM. X. Sullivan, Joseph Thompson, Ed
ward Terwilliser, Frederick L. Vincent,
VIM; c. Wilson, George w. Witt, Paddock
Z. Winn, John ID. Welker.
The IRISH RELIEF FUND.-The commit.
tee who had charge of the festival request
that those having tickets viii make returns
as soon as possible to Mr.. Mcclure, the
treasurer of the committee The following
additional sums have been received A. j.
Vermilya, $40; Mrs. A. j. Vermilya, S.
MIR. Burrows, 50; Alex. Pupils, 50 so; J.
G. Pyne, of Richland, SIS Charles MELON.
aid, of Shasta, SIS; John Hagerty and 9th
ers, at Michigan Bar, S4l. The following
sums were received from Brighton: p.
Shell, $40; J. Rooney, SO Mr.. Routier, S.
Mr. Carroll, 50 l.. Smith, So; p. Russell.
So; Mr.. Pugh, So; j. Powers, So; Mrs.
Cox, So; VIM. Mclaughlin, So /; Mr.. Patter.
son, 50; Mrs. Stoner, So Mr.. Sandy. So
p. A. Byrne, 81 so; j. Sludars 81 S.
9uale, 81; r. Brown, 81; J. RELY, 81 J.
Nagle, 81; j. Rieley 50 G.. Carpenter, 81;
Mrs Mayhem, 81 Mr.. Guthold, 81
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday William Watson was fined $40 and
costs for stealing silk handkerchief; Mary
Farr forfeited S. tor disturbing the peace /;
All Ho was sentenced to ten DAYS imprison-
ment aud fined $50 80 for keeping an opium
den Henry Hodgkins, fined SO for visiting
the same, and Frank Williams, was dis
charged. The battery cases of All King and
All Sing We're dismissed. The cases of r. E.
Lee and Mrs. DAILY, charged with disturbing
the peace were continued to to-day. Barny
Timmins, accused of being drunk was dis
charged. The testimony in the case of Free
man Jenkins, Joe Kirby, William Scott and
Bonnie Davis was heard and then taken
under Amusement until to-day. Frank Wal
ton and Granviue Roper, accessories after the
fact in the robbery of George Dusenberry,
waived examination and were held to answer
with bail fixed at 81, 600.
THE RAIS.-Yesterday morning about II
o'clock rain began falling and continued until
half-past in the afternoon. The rain was
gentle, pleasant one, and made EVERYONE
feel jubilant and delighted. In this city
All of an inch fell, and the reports show that
it extended through other portions of the
State. At l o'clock this morning there are
indications that the storm is not over.
Farmers express the believe that the rain,
light as it was, viii have the effect of saving
crops that would otherwise have been ruined,
and that with the showers that can reasonably
be expected hereafter, fair crop will be
made.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
22d: For Scofeld & Tevis, so barrels oil
A. Dennery, 4 boxes lanterns; Baker &
Hamilton, 1 box hardware, box machinery
r. c. Terry & Co., box paper Weinstock
& Lubin, 2 bales dry goods j. ]. Tyler, !
box sewing machinery; Studebaker Bros, !
car wagons G.. w. Chesley, 6 cases, kegs
sauce, case drugs; Adams, Mcneil & Co,
20 cases matches; L. W. Schwamb, l box
holdings.
THE Snow. = Conductor Allen, Of the
lightning train from Reno to Sacramento,
furnishes the depth of snow at various places
along the route. At Truckee it is four feet
deep From the Summit to Cisco the aver,
age depth is eight feet, and from Cisco to
Emigrant Gap four feet, extending down as
far as Shady Run. The snow is much more
compact than in former years, being almost
as solid as ice.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. = There were for
warded to the East yesterday L car load
of pelts, l of merchandise, of wine
2 of barley and of rags. There We're re
ceived here 1 car load of lime, of wheat, s
of wood, of lumber. 1 of hides, of wheels
of harrows, of coal, l of water of sun
dries and l of merchandise.
Who Is HE?-James E. Wolfe. editor an6
manager of the California Architect ara
Buildiaq Rerieac declares that one George Il
Drant has no authority to represent that
publication, and that he fWolfe) has sworr
out a warrant for the arrest of Draut on Sc
rious charges He further says Drant wal
last heard of in this city.
FASTER. is Good Friday anC
Sunday is Easter Colored eggs have already
made their appearance in the shop windows
and in some cascarone is exhibited and hln
given at the revival of the merry custom II
which they play the chief part. In seyera
of the churches Good Friday will be appro
priately observed.
TIE RArNFALL-The rainfall of yester
day, according to Gerrish's gauge, at P. NJ
amounted to All of an inch, making a tota
for the month of LII inches, and for the
season 1928 inches. The rainfall of 1879
for the season to date, was Is 146 inches
1878, 20.095 inches; 1877, 1880 inches 1876
Z4.0OO Inches.
WOMAN NATuRALIzED.-In the Superior
Court yesterday Maria C. Davis, native Of
Carada, was admitted to citizenship upon
the testimony of E. II. Emery and Jennie
Z. Emery. The lady does not expect bv thi.
action to gain the right to vote, but it was
done in order that she might be able to pre-
empt land.
AN IMPRovEMENr.-The residence of Pres
ley Dunlap, at Eleventh and G streets, is being
raised, and an addition to it is to be built, un
der the management of Seaman L Pike. The
wards are being filed and curbings placed
The corner will be greatly improved in ap
pearance.
AMONG the uanv kinds of Boots and Shoe.
in stock at the Red House there arrived fifty
cases of their celebrated Red House Boot, fol
men and boys.