Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01

will receive assisted by Mrs. ]. V. Cheney, Mrs
H. c. Kirk, Miss Perry, OF San Rafael, Miss Bene
dict, of 0aka d, Miss Kitty Tyrrell, Miss Wait ant
Miss Lille Wilcox . Mrs S. Katzenstein, with Mrs
Z. f. DOlan and Miss Annie Walker, will receive
from l P. NJ. till 10 P. NJ. at the residence l43 \
street, between Fifth and Sixth. mo wines
Mrs. Bonte and daughters, with Misses Auna Mich
ols Hattie Mitchell and Emma Gee, VIII receive al
the residence OF Rev. J. H. C. Bonte, corner Fiji
teenth and C streets Mrs. w. r. S. Foye will re
eeve at her residence Third and streets assisted
by Mrs Arthur Nichols, Miss stevenson Miss Grace
Kellogg, OF san Francisco, and Miss Lucy H. Men
oils Misses Josie and Annie Rogers will receive
at the residence Fifth and streets. Miss Bauer
assisted by Miss Mamie Paine and Miss Aleni
Smith, will receive at the residence OF Miss Bauer
Third and streets. No wines.l
PERsONAL.-Hon. J. X. Luttren and Ex-Governor
Latham were among the passengers who went East
by yesterdays tram. Mrs S. B. Gregory and two
children, of Sacramento, will arrive by this morn
Jugs train from the East. Senator B. J. Watson, Of
Nevada county; Assemblymau A. Bennett, of So
lano county; Assemblyman J. l.. York, OF santa
Clara county Senator j. L. Satterwhite, OF san
Bernardino county; Assemblynan Charles Mulhol
land, OF Plumas and Lassen counties, were in town
yesterday. So also were D. NJ. keEfied Controller
elect; Judge I. p. oney, OF Napa; IL. p Liver
more, of San Francisco, aud Hon. George G. Blan-
chard, of Pi-cerville :" Uncle" John Gardner,
janitor at the City Hall, who has been very i'll OF
| pneumonia, is cOnvalesiug and Will soon be out
| tidTa MOTIFS ana ner husband W. =. haTTlOll,
passed Omaha yesterday, 10 arrive here January
| 4th. II. c. Lathrop, agent c. p. r. X. steamers,
whose health has not been of the best lately, goes
to Yuma, A. T., tomorrow, for month, to, recu-
perate
TEMPERATURE FOR DECEMBER, 1S7s.-The temper
ature, as computed by S. H. Gerr.sh from obserya-
tons in this city at NJ, P. NJ. and P. NJ, is as
follows for December The mean temperature for
| the month"; 1922 warmest mean day, the 3D. Sc !;
warmest extreme, the LIST, So; coldesi mean day,
the 25th, 27.35'; coolest extreme, the 25th, IS.
Frost the Sth, 18th, l4th 18th, 21st 23d, cath,
25th, 26th 9th, 18th, 29th, 30th and 3lst. The
mean temperature for December, 1873, was 405l' !;
| 1877, At 16' 1876 1928; 1875, So; 1874, 80 So
Rained the LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th, 7th 9Th,
! 10th, l6th 18th, 10Th, 10th, 2lst 22d and 2Sth-a
| total Of 29Ss inches In December 1873, but .4SS
OF an inch fell. The temperature for the year
| 1879 was 5767'; 1878, 5S23 1877, 81. 25': 1876
6l.74'; 1875 G250'i 1874, $3.50 Total rainfall for
| 1879, 2l.596 inches.
POLICE CoURr.-Iu the Police Court yesterday
Cyrus McClintock was held to answer a charge of
| burglary. The charge OF contempt OF Court pend
! ing against John Eberhardt was dismissed He
was tried on charge OF disturbing the peace, con-
victed and fned $50 So The case of John IT, Duffy
| for malicious mischief, was continued until January
I'd. A. H. HapemGn pleaded guilty on similar
charge and was fined 81. Joe Menke, also arrested
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pearing in Court. Duncan McGregor was tried and
found guilty Of disturbing the peace, and fined
So 30. All Lee charged with petit larceny, dis
charged, no complaint having been filed against
! him. The of An Jim and All Tim, for vioat
| ing the wash-house and fire ordinances, were con-
tinued until tomorrow. Mrs Bostwck was adj
| judged guilty OF disturbing the peace, and fined
| Sl2 50.
! LAND OFFICE STATISTICS. The United States Land
! Office, Sacramento, is the business center of the
Sacramento Land District. Ed. F. Taylor is R egis
ter and Hon H. o. Beatty Receiver of Public
! Moneys. The following is summary OF the bust
ness transacted at the Office for the wear ending
! December 81, 1879 Total number OF homestead ap-
pcations filed, 355; acres embraced therein A 0C0
final homestead certificates issued i55 acres EN-.
! braced therein, $4,000; presumption decarat0ry
statements filed, 262 acrtes embraced therein 81
600 presumption cash tn ries made, 100; acres en-
braced therein, $4,000 applications filed for mineral
land, including placer, quartz copper and iron, SO
number Of cash entries of mineral lands 40 appli-
cations for timber lands q cash entries for timber
Lands, + timDsr culture entries, desert land
tries, ,; acres applied for as desert land, 44o
! COUNTY JAILERs Misunderstanding to the re-
port OF County Jailer Newbert, 81 persons were
confined in the jail in December. OF these, was
for murder, charged with murder /, assault to muir
der l. assault l. threats to commit crime l. burglary
H. grand larceny g. petty larceny Second offense 3
petty larceny 49, battery 2 forgery l. vagrancy 10,
disturbing the peace 10, robbery =, misdemeanor
insane ,, drawing weapon !, for safe excepting 3 EN-
bezzlement l. There are now as remaining in the
jail. The others were disposed of as follows Sen
fences expired y, by oroer OF the Court g. sent to
hospital > sent to Insane Asylum released sat
isfyng fines l, to San Quentin g. released for
want OF charge 3, escaped from Constable Harvey
while en- route to trial l, commitment recalled and
prisoner taken away l, out on bond l, out on his
recognizance l.
rr,r,, I NJ NJ:
marie and David Beveredge, charged with the muir
der of Charles Hallen, the sheepherder, appeared
before Justice Alexander for preliminary examina-
ton. On consent of the parties, the was con-
tnued until Monday, January 18th, at Z P. NJ.
Beverage admitted to bail in the sum If S1O,-
600, each OF his four bondsmen qualifying "a the
sum OF $1,000. Besides these, two others have
been arrested for the same offense-kelsey Holiday
who was brought in Tuesday night and Robert
Fincher, who was arrested yesterday. The last two,
however, were released last night upon their own
recoguizance.
BONDS FILED.-The following persons yesterday
filed their Official bonds with the County Clerk :
Hartford Anderson, Justice of the Peace at Folsom
in the sum OF s, 600 with s. Cehn and Jacob Hyman
as sureties; A. D. Oakley Justice OF the Peace for
Natoma township, in the sum OF 81, 500 with J. f.
Whyte and Il. X. Wick as sureties; Henry L. Buck
lev District Attorney for Sacramento county, in the
sum Of $50, 900, with Christopher Green L. Elkus
George A. Putnam, D. Cayanaugh, F. S. Smith, p
J. Buckley, Chas. z. Nathan, J. II. Devine, G. PO-
litz, T. j. Clunie, L. S Taylor, F. S. George and NJ
| j simmons as sureties.
To ATTEND TUE BAIL-It is believed that the
number Of San Franciscans in attendance upon the
inaugural ball Will be larger than usual upon such
occasions To accommodate them the railroad COM
pany will issue tickets at 50 each for the excursion
and furnish special palace and paror cars with latest
conveniences leaving there at $3.50 A NJ and 4:SO P.
| NJ january 18th, arriving in Sacramento at 1870 P.
NJ and $50 P. NJ, returning at $50 A. n. January
! I4th.
The WEAruER-The thermometer Tuesday night
took downward turn, and at o'clock registered
2s'-4' below freezing At II O'Clock the weather
was still and clear, and fog came of sufficient
density to moisten everything out doors and freeze
where it settled itself. At o'clock yesterday morn
ing the mercury down to 23'-9' below freezing,
and every thing was covered with white frost and
seemed to have been out IN a snow-storm.
THE NEW YEAR.-The boys, Young folks aud old
folks. had a Jolly time last evening, and the New
| Year was ushered in with much enthusiasm the
bells ringing the Light Artillery firing salute, aud
there being general fusillading OF guns and PTS
| tolls reinforced by the footing of innumerable
horns The indications that everybody" will
celebrate to-day, business being laid aside to as
great an extent us possible
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following freight fol
Sacramento passed Ogden December 9th: For
Hall. Luhrs q Co., 46 barrels hams National Gold
Bank Of D. o. Mills Co., box printed paper c.
Vogel l bex cigars Locke & Lavenson, rolls car
pet; Weinstock & Lubin, boxes dry goods, 4
boxes hats; d. ellis, l chest tools, box and !
chest household goods; Continental Oil and Trans
portation Company, tank oil.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. - The following through
freight was forwarded to the East yesterday: One
car load OF leather, of wool, of salmon of bar
lev and Of merchandise. The following full cal
loads Of local freight were received hire: One Of
wheat / of wine, 3 of sundries, of gravel l oi
hides ) of wood, 3 Of lumber, Of -four II of old
rails, of powder, OF coal, l Of merchandise, O.
hogs and of fruit.
ARREsrs-The following arrests were made yes
terday Philip lehman, by officer Harvey, for bat
terry: r. Parker. by officer Harvey for keeping
Iisorderly house and disturbing the peace; join
Marshall by officer Doan, for disturbing the peace
John Fox by officer Dolan, for disturbing the pesc
and threats to commit an oense against the persul