Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

kulEk iisIELLluEHGE.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS The Board of Fire
Commissioners held its monthly meeting last
evening, all the members present. Minutes
of the last meeting were read and approved.
Reports Of four alarms for December were
made, which were: two upon December Let,
caused by fires at the residences of B. Z.
Shields on G, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, and George NJ. Slyters, on !, between
Twenty.fourth and Twenty-ffth streets.
On December Sd, at Mrs. Woods residence,
on Seventh, between o and P streets, and
December 9th, from gas explosion under
sidewalk, on j, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. The payroll for December, amount.
lowing bills: Capital Gas Co., SSS So; p.
Potter. So IS; NJ. McEiany, 81 80 Carrie Il
Croly, SAT 45 q. E. Adams, S29 II r. A.
Fisk, S73 so Guthrie Bros, 50 40 ; Brown
Bros, Sl3 % Whittier & Fuller, so /; Long
ton & Anthony, SO so P. Cohen, 81 80
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., % cents CIV.
Rapp, So H. P. Osborn, Sc; l.. L. Lewis,
Sc 81 Locke & Lavenson, 81; r. S. Jones,
S34 70; John Farren, So Neubourg 4 Lagos,
So 30; D. Mckay. 81 A. G. Tufts, So /; S. S.
Nixon, Sl3 30; 2. Cohen, 81; G. Sullivan,
$40 ID. c. White, So So; r. J. Merkley,
S3l 80. The Board then adjourned.
Police Court In the Police Court yes
terday VIVA. French was fined 81 and costs for
disturbing the peace. P. w. Martin pleaded
guilty to battery, and will receive Judgment
to-day. P. W. Martin and M. Carraghan,
for disturbing the peace, and Joseph Harris
a,,1 Chao I hatEa 4ria
found not guilty and discharged. Charles
FinDessy failed to appear to answer to a
charge of drunk. ard forfeited his deposit of
81 SO James Benson and Daniel O'Neill,
arrested for petit larceny, were discharged at
the request of the prosecuting witness. Tom
O'Neill, drunk, pleaded guilty and was fined
$40 and costs. He has just finished term
In the chain gang; has no money, and will
serve ten days in the city jail upon the pres
emit Judgment. Jas. Brown, drunk, failed to
appear for trial and forfeited his deposit of
So. The case of Jerry Haley, for disturbing
the peace, was continued to January ., 1881,
after which the Court adjourned.
Nor SHERTAN's HORSES. A dispatch
from Chicago yesterday announced that
horses trained in California are on exhibition
there, leading many who are aware that
Sherman's educated animals we're recently
sold. TO believe that Barney. Tommy and
Jack tho Clown, are the ones referred to.
One Of the owners of the latter animals, who
resides in Sacramento, says that they are
now at Sherman's ranch, near Martinez, be-
ing taught additional tricks for next seasons
campaign.
BURGLAR TAKEN IN.-At shout 8 o'clock
yesterday morning Alexander Delyelle en-
tered the store Of Lambert & Givens,
at the corner of Tenth and K streets,
by cir bling through a window at the side of
the building. While searching inside for
booty lie awakened the young man who
sleeps in the store. He gave an alarm, when
officers Frazee and Martin responded and ar
rested Delyelle, and conveyed him to the
City Prison.
OFFICES ELECTED. Encamp-
ment, No. IS, Champions of the Red Cross,
have elected the following officers Oscar S.
Flint Com; Mrs. L. j. Nusbaum, J. c.; S.
w. Smith, R. S.; Carol Z. Colby, L. s.;
Dewitt @. Smith, t.; Henry W. Landes, G.
of H.; Miss Lydia Shelton, I. c.; Edward
Van Heusen, o. G. Trustees-Carrol E.
Colby, Dewitt C. Smith and Frank NJ. Nc.
Keever. The Encampment will hold pub
lie installation of officers next Wednesday
evening.
LATE TRAIN AND MAIL.-The overland
train from the East, owing to detention on
the Union Pacific, will be about five hours
late to-day. 1t will arrive little before
noon and leave for San Francisco on the time
of the regular noon train, at ten minutes af-
ter u O'Clock. A train will be made up at
this point and leave for San Francisco at 7:2G
in the morning for the accommodation of To-
cal passengers.
LOOK OUT FOR BLIZZARD.-It is pre-.
dieted that more than ordinarily stormy
weather may be expected to-day. The pre-
diction is based upon the fact that the sun
will be in psrihelon, the moon in perigee and
conjunction, the line of the apsides CORE.
spending with the line of the nodes of the
moon. It is also asserted that the phenome
non win not occur again within the next liz
years,
REFORMATION WANTED.-John McLaine
of Pennington Postofice, Province of On,
tario, Canada, writes to the postmaster oil
this city for any information in relation tC
William and Seamore Golden, who left Can
ada about thirty years ago, and are supposed
to have engaged in mining in Australia anc
California The writer win literally reward
any one sending the desired information.
THAT MoUNTAINEERs Picnic. = 1t wa
found last evening that the trade dollar which
was put in the ticket.box of street car yes
terday by "jolly old fellow from the noun
tains," and who, being unable to get hi,
change, rode twenty trips in order to ge
even, was counterfeit. An empty flask anc
few crackers remained in the car, to reminC
the driver of the picnic.
SLOW IN CoMING.-Reference to the reg
listers of the different hotels shows that bu
few members of the Legislature have as ye
arrived in the city. Heretofore the member
have generally put in an appearance q week o.
so before the opening of the session, but thi
year they probably desire to pass the holiday
at home, and the rush therefore will not prob
ably begin until Sunday.
The MEASLES EPrDEMIo.-There are nov
but three cases of measles st the Protestan
Orphan Asylum During the epidemic Their
have been in all between fifty and sixty case
in that institution. The disease also seem
to have had its run in other portions of tn
city, IS but few cases are now occurring.
IMpoKTEp MuLEs.-W. I. Wilson, of Ell
Grove, arrived from Paris, Kentucky, yes
terdav. with seventy four mules for thi
market Some of this shipment took premi
ums at the fall fairs at Lexington and Marys
vile. They are to be seen at Sixteenth
street, between L and T, in thiscity.
Commemorate steamer @. Nj. SINAI
came down yesterday from Marysville
loaded with grain snd produce. The San yoa
quin No. came up and took load OF aou
from the Pioneer Mills and returned to tn
Bay.
THE best bargain of the season-tbos
remnants of lace curtains and lace shsns
10 cents to 81 rs each, at the Red House.
LADIES MERISo yEsrs are IS cents at tn
Red House.
BLACK CAsHMEREs reduced at L. Bien'f
Eighth and streets.
JANUARY STYLES. DOMESTIC Patterns, a
L. Bien's. Eighth and J.