Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-19
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Cyrus W. Kennard has fled his official
bond as Constable of San Joaquin township,
with w. E. Everson, n. Stewart, L. G. Edg
ington and II. B. Ulman sureties.
J. o. Coleman acknowledges the receipt of
50, 0O0 from the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company, the same being for policy on the
life of Charles P. Gray.
There are kilograms at the Western Union
Telegraph office for VIM. Ward & Co., G.. Ii.
Harvey and Edward Curtis.
1t is reported that the cold weather and
north winds have greatly injured hopvines
hereabouts.
Fifty passengers left for Florin by special
train last evening, to attend a party at that
place.
The Fitzgerald extortion case viii be called
in the Police Court again to-day.
Two cars of emigrants viii arrive from the
East this afternoon.
The Riverside road is said to be in excel
lent condition.
Sacramento river is u feet.
THAT PUZZLE = SOLUTIONS. The ''15 :"
puzzle is still the rage, and has an amusing
prominence In addition to the solutions
given yesterday the following are presented
for the satisfaction of those who are still in
the dark. Any one can work the three first
rows into numerical sequence. This working
will result in six positions of the fourth or
last row, to wit IA Is Is, Is Ia Is, Is Is a. 10
Is IA, IA 10 Is, Is IA 13. The following pro-
cess will always work out two of
these six POSITIONS thus: Push the last row
to the right, then Q down, Ii up 10 IA 9
right; 10 down; II II left ii up: Is left !;
Is down; IA right; II IL right; 10 up; Q
IL Is left; IA down; Y II 10 right; 8 up !;
ID Is IA left Now repeat these movements
exactly, but use the numbers as they come !;
that is the movements will be the same but
occasionally with different numbers, and the
result will be solution. This process will
work any of the three situations first named,
but will not work out the latter three posi-
tions, for which let the puzzlers little while
longer bother their brains and find therein
temporary surcease from ordinary tribula-
lions.
were yesterday fled in the Secretary of
States Office of the Candelaria Mining Com
pany, to operate in the Columbus Mining dis
trict. county of Esneralda State of Nevada
Capital stock, SO, 900, 600, in shares of 500
each. Directors-J. b. Russell, William E.
Norwood, S. Iglaner, Oscar r. Jones and
Cornelius Reilly, all of San Francisco.
BAsEBALL.-The ''Up Town Boys" have
organized as a baseball club, electing j. Mile
ken President, G. Whittenbrock Vice Presi-
dent, w. Doan Secretary, J. Shepherd Treas
urer. and s. Laughlin Captain. The Ameri-
can River Club is another juvenile organiza-
ton that are ready to engage in contest.
Cold WEATHER.-A letter received at the
State Controllers office from the Treasurer
of Mono county, dated on the 18th instant.
states that for the three mornings next prior
to that date the thermometer had stood at 10
below zero, which, he adds, is unusually cold
for this season of the year.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS -There were for
warded to the East yesterday: One carload
of lumber, Of dried fruit, of salmon, 2 OF
wool and IL of barley There were received
here: One carload of wine, OF coal, OF
wood, 2 of sundries and of merchandise.