Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-11
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K street stinketh in the night. From Eighth
to Third it smells very bad To get the full
benefit of the condensed typhoid fever, the
Health Officer should walk it at the moist
hour of midnight. Every block mas its own
peculiar stencil.
| A patent for a combined stool and cane has
just been granted to J. H. Young Of this city
1t can also be used in case OF exigeney FOR
comhing hair.
The 4th of July Horribles' committee were
out making collections yesterday, and report
that they met with warm response.
The river fell three inches during the "a
hours ending last evening, and then stood at
% feet and inch.
! Now are the whitewash days. and all over
the city the bucket and brush brigades are st
work.
Steamer Julia broke her engagement yes
| terday, and did not reach here till noon.
| Apricots have put in sn appearance in mar
ket, but are small and scarce.
The Calvary Baptist Church holds a social
this evening.
Wind north and cool.
AUCTIONS ]. Simmons 4 Co. at 1880
A, NJ. to-day, at 422 K street, will sell all of
the well-kept furniture of well-known lodg.
ing house contained in ten rooms. =. The
| same drm at II A. II. to-day will sell the
west half of lot 4, IL and /, Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. The lot is 40 by 160 feet,
and has upon it a two-story house, with all
the modern improvements, new barn,
fences, sidewalks, etc.
FINE GRAIN-Julius C. Auburtis, who
resides near Pilot Hill, Ell Dorado county,
presents a sample of barley grown upon his
place, as specimen of foothill production.
1t is Of full hight, long, well-filed heads, and
he states that the field from which it is taken
will yield thirty bushels per acre. and with
proper stand it has the appearance OF fully
verifying that statement.
Els ROUTE FOR SAN QUENTIN. yesterday
afternoon Sheriff Burkham, of El Dorado
county, passed through the city en- route to
ssh Quentin, having in charge B. f.
Hawkins, sentenced to a term of imprison
ment of ten years for burglary The prisoner
was allowed to take rest in the city Jail
while waiting for the $40 train.
Police ARRESTS following arrests
were made yesterday Thos. Holden, Chas.
Basler and Rick Meyers. for reposing in
box-car; Joseph Bohele, for disturbing the
peace, by officer Ferral John OHare, for
battery, by officers Rider and Catferty No.
B. drunk. by officer Woods.
PERsoNAL-Frank W. Gross, Clerk of Su-
preme Court, is in the city. Horace Seaton
started East yesterday with his family Gen
eral B. T. Butler will spend day or two in
this city about the Goth instant, when Sum
ner Post, No 5, G. A. r., proposes to hold
grand public campfire.
VoTEs For In the Superior Court
yesterday lanes I. Kelly, native of Ire
land. was, upon the testimony of William
Keating and Robert Miller, admitted to eiti-
zenship. Also Oliver johnson. q native of
Sweden. on the testimony Of Nj. Fay and G.
Glamhackson.
DIVORCES GRANTED.-Hanrah }. Gaford
was yesterday granted divorce from her
previous husband Jonathan GafTorl on the
ground of cruel treatment. Cassie j. Fair
field was also granted divorce from Or
lando NJ. Fairfield, Tor willful desertion.
READINGS To NIGHT.-At the Congrega-
tional Church this evening Mrs S. R. Nc
Laren will give series of select and dra-
matte readings. The lady cones Endorsed as
hne elocutionist, with superior voice and
a pleasing style.