Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-23
BREvIrIEs.

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Store, while carryisg box of eggs down a
flight of stairs TO the cellar, slipped and fell
and was severely cut in the face and head
from glass which he came ia contact with IN
falling against glass paneled door.
The Modoc, in its last trip from the Bay,
got one of her wheels SO clogged with brush
that she had to stop and clear it away. On
account of the delay occasioned, it was after
noon before she left here on her return trip
yesterday.
A dispatch was received by officer Lee yes.
terday that the residence of Solomon Runyon
was burglarized night before last. A watch,
two guns and other articles were taken.
Albert NJ. johnson, son of Senator Grove
L. johnson, recently completed his studies
as Freshman at the State University, and
stood at the head of his class.
Count Won Thun Hohenstern, with his
Secretary, Alfred I. Buck of Prague, Aus
ira. will be among the passengers from the
East TO arrive this morning.
Misses Fannie and Kitty Tyrrell gave
pleasant social party to large number Of
young people Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence.
forty-nine immigrant passengers will ar
rive from the East by overland this afternoon,
OF whom thirty three are males.
There are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Mrs. l. N. Gill, Fl. S.
King and Patrick Ney.
T. G. Wilson and Mrs E. NJ. Wilson, of
Elk Grove, will arrive from the East this
morning.
The Directors car of the railroad company
was brought up yesterday to the shops for
repairs.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
| fardav Mrs Fila, pv,p ,pas Cad 81
costs for disturbing the peace, and S. and
costs upon the charge of battery J. P.
Sars6eld was found guilty of battery; case
| postponed for judgment. James Noonan
pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and was fined
S. and costs. The burglary case of j. Foley
was continued until to-day. Jacob Schroeder
was sent to the County Jail for term Of 90
days as common drunk. The nuisance case
of Wing Louie was continued until to-mor-
row. VIM. Gale was discharged from his
case OF battery. The ease of Robert HON.
bach, of disturbing the peace, was continued
until the 2Sth instant.
THE WEATHER.-The rain which com.
menced here at noon yesterday continued
until midnight, with but short intervals of
cessation. Dispatches received at this office
show that the storm was quite general
throughout the State. At l o'clock this
morning the clouds were broken and the moon
was shining, but there was a strong wind
from the southeast. On the mountains at
that hour it was showing, but the fall was so
damp it was not drifting, and probably will
not interfere with the movement of trains
The river rose ten inches yesterday, and at l
o'clock this morning marked 10 feet and |
inches.
FRI Ar1to &c
were filed yesterday of the Williams Furnace
Company, for the reduction end milling of
ores, ETC. Directors-Henry T. Williams,
Frank Shay, j. S. Sherman, G. E. Green and |
J. E. Foulds. Place of business, San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, s2,5O0,OOO. Also, of
Pinal Copper Company, to operate in Pinal
county, Arizona Directors-W. A. Bolinger,
d. B. Spangler, A. Washburn, c.. P. Hub |
bell and George T. Shaw. Place of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock. $780, 1000.
PERSONAL---VERY.. j. H. C. Ronte is in the
city and will remain during the holidays.
Jefferson Lake, an old resident of this CITY,
started East yesterday for a visit to his home |
in Maine, after an absence of nearly thirty
years. E. c. Niles, of the Carson Times,
passed through yesterday to the Bay.
THE RAINFALL.-The rain commenced
falling again at noon yesterday, and at
o'clock last evening had fallen in the past
twenty-four hours SO of an inch, making for
the month 800 inches; for the season, %. |
The total fall to same date in 1879 was 6.27
| inches.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made in the city yesterday W. H.
Martin, for disturbing the peace. by officer
Smith; VIM. Gale, battery, by officer
Frazee; John Alexander, as insane, by
officer Lee.
KILLED AND DRESSED "A telegram was
received last evening by Comet, Coulter &
Co., of this city, that 67S of the largest corn
fed turkeys that ever came to Sacramento
market, weighing from 10 lbs to 80 TBS EACH
will arrive to-day, dressed at the farm. As
it is well-known fact that turkeys killed
and dressed at the farm the meat is not
feverish, are the ones brought in the
market alive, as is generally the case when
they are confined in small coops or shut up
tight, and they will not taste as well. We
invite the public to see for themselves.
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TURKEY RATTLE =
At Lafayette Hall, K street, between Third
and Fourth, tonight and tomorrow night,
of fat turkeys, raised specially for the pur-
pose at Pleasant Grove, will be presented to
the fortunate winners
LADIES, in selecting your Christmas pres
ents for the husband, brother or beau, buy
one of Pettit's meerchaum pipes, cigar-hold-
ers, fine cigar cases, or a nice box of those i'm
ported cigars.
| SoUwEsTERs, storm hats, rain caps, hat
covers, the Eureka" the "Boynton," and
rubber hats in fact, anything that is needed
in the shape of a hat or cap can be found in
the Mechanics Store Hat Department.
FINE DIAMONDS, watches and stylish
jewelry, silver and platedware, have just
arrived, and are sold reasonably at J. B.
Klune's jewelry store, No. 226 J street, be-
tween Second and Third.
ARPAD HARAszrHY & CO. ECLIPSE is the
only California champagne made by the nattl-
| raj process-fermentation in the bottle.
For the best assortment of gents silk hand.
kerchiefs, scarfs scarf pins and sleeve-but-
tons, go the l X L Store, } street.
HOLIDAY HATS, in the most fashionable
shapes, lined in the best manner, and finished
in first class style. Mechanics Store Hat
Department.
SELECT BALTIMORE OYSTERS Just arrived
another lot of those select oysters, direct from
Baltimore. Call early and leave orders for
Christmas. Sacramento Market, 30S K st. ="
REMEMBER the dress patterns for holiday
presents at Mechanics Store.
CAsHMEREs, in black and colored, Atwood
and half-wool, all reduced at the closing sale
at the Red House.
MEMS AND BoY's CLOTHING, rubber goods,
boots and shoes, all reduced at the closing
sale of the Red House.
! For HOLIDAY PRESENTS, visit J. B. Klune's
jeweIry store, No. 226 j street, between
Second and Third.
REsTLEssNEss AT NIGHT; nightmare, nerv-
Gus twitching, ETC., give way to peaceful
slumber-tired Natures sweet restorer-by