Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-06

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The month of November, 1881, was cooler
than the average aud gave an excess of II Of
an inch OF rain over the average for the same
month for i've seasons past. Highest ba1om-
eter, so ,437, on the 18Th; lowest barometer,
% 9l9, on the 18th average hourly velocity
and prevailing direction OF the wind for the
month, at the OF A. II. observation, was
miles, from the north at Il 81 p. NJ. observa-
ton, it was miles, from the north at the
500 P. NJ observation, at was % miles, from
the north.
HUNTERS acknowledgement trips are
being made from thisIcity by "sports of tie
wing to the vicinity of the Tule House,
where plover are quite plentiful, and also to
the sink of the Putah, where duck are to be
found in abundance. The storm of Sunday,
like all similar storms at this season of the
year, scattered the ducks to the small ponds
made by tie rain, bus as these dry up in two
or three days, the former haupts will be re-
populated. Canvas-baek have not made
their appearance thus far in any considerable
number, but tie hunters are picking their
Hints afresh for an expected influx of this
class, as they have already reached the lower
marshes Of the river and are making their way
up stream. Captain j. ID. Young and Cap
tain Foster are at present sporting among the
wild geese near Jacintc and will return with
their cargo of game on the Governor Dana.
Captain Young has telegraphed his deputy,
MIR. keegan. to have good supply of
delivery wagons ready and at the wharf
upon receipt of the boat. Those who have
been able to reach the islands in the
ob1-,H Oh bo
city, near Fisherman's lake, report great
sueee : in baggipg geese at that place.
reports OF wonderful success in quail shoot
ing are received from sportsmen now in the
fine quail grounds" in the vicinity of Pine,
above Rocklin. The leaves of the trees are
nov sufficiently off the trees 30 that the game
Is easily found, and the rains have laid the
leaves and made the condition under foot
favorable for deg and gunner. and unfavor-
able for the wary quail in the same ratio.
Immense numbers are daily being bagged
and sent to the markets. Snire shooting has
been very poor of late on account of the cold
weather, but English snipe are now becoming
quite plentiful, and if the warm weather
continues good shooting is expected for some
weeks to come. Several have been killed at
Niger slough. on the Norris grant, and at
other points within the past few days.
INsANE.-Jake Boulinger, who has been
employed at the brewery at Sutterville, was
taken to the police station yesterday by Off
GERS Arlington and Lee, and detained for ex-
animation as to his sanity. In his mental de.
rangement he imagines that he has large
amount OF money, which he has left in some
place, and ne is constantly looking and in
quiring forit. Neil Macarthur, a single man.
who has been in the employ of the Street
po,I-
taken to the County Jail last evening As an
insane. He imagines that some one is seeking
to kill him, and is in very nervous aud
frightened condition. Hrs. Adams, of Sheri
dan, Placer county, was brought down yes.
terday, en- route to Stockton Asylum, hav.
ing been adjudgei insane All kim was
yesterday adjudged insane and committed to
the Napa Insane Asylum. It is understood,
however, that his friends viii send him to
China.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The first De-
cember session of the Board of Supervisors
was commenced yesterday, all the members
present except Mr.. Beckley, and Mr.. Wilson
being Chairman pro tenn. Upon motion, the
Eureka Social Club was granted the use of
the upper hall of the Pavilion for their az
nual party, the Doth of January, 1892, for
the sum Of S25. A petition was received
from Folsom, numerously signed, asking that
certain streets in that town be opened to the
public, and en- order was made that the Road
Overseer open the streets as prayed for. AID
the Clerk was directed to so notify the Over
seer. A petition from B. IN. Bugbey and 9th
ers asking that J. II. Sturgis be appointed 8
Justice of the Peace for Granite township, in
place of j. NJ. Benson, removed to Arizona,
was received and placed on file. Ths Board
then adjourned until 10 A N. to-day.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
During the month of November the Howard
Benevolent Association relieved POP persons,
as shown by the report of the Steward, II. S.
Cushmsn. There were $50 dispensations.
There are now "A families receiving assist
ance. These consist OK II inirm men, Al
women and 50 children. It appears by the
report OF the Treasurer that the receipts were
81, 239 SO, as follows 81, 0S9 SO from the la
dies as proceeds Of their charity ball, 1929 50
from monthly collections, and $50 SO from
other sources. The disbursements for the
month were SAG Is. At the last monthly
meeting claims amounting to S537 OF were
audited, making q total indebtedness OF
1904 81, and leaving balance in the treasury
OF 1919 % towards the winters work.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
81: Fer Billingsley & Co., l keg rivets; a.
A. Van Voorhies & Co, cases hardware.
/ ease curry combs, bale blankets W. +.
Peterson, 2 boxes and 20 pals candy j.
Kaerth. 8 CASES shoes Lindley & Co, 80
boxes goldfish: Meoius & Co., boxes cheese;
W. A. & C. $. Houghton. l case blank books
John Breuner, ) bales hair rope; Peter lunes.
= \ ayr flx-n e
boxes coffin trimmings; s. Lipman & Co.,
case dry goods; Locke & Lsyenson, l ron
carpet.
Police SIGSAL-B0xEs.-The Sacramento
District Telegraph Company yesterday sub
mitted g written proposal to the Board q
CITY Trustees for furnishing signal-boxes t.
the city for the use of the police force. The
company offer to put up and maintain suet
boxes at such localities as deemed best, al
81 so per month each. and suggest that IL
connection with the general telephone sys
TEN of the city, it would be of much value t.
the police regulations OF the city. NO actor
was taken.
Police CoURT.-In this Court yesterday,
John Wilson pleaded guilty OF petty larceny
and was fined 800. Peter Qligiey forfeites
s. 50 deposit By no: appearing to answer &c
: charge Of drunk. Samuel Wild and J. Fl.
Collins. tried some tifna since for wrongfully
using the trademark of Fish's Ssrsaparilla,
were notified to appear in Court at 10 a. Il.
today. The case OF All Foo. for carrying
conceded weapons, was continued until to.
morrow.
CoNMERoAI.-There have arrived steamer
San Joaquin, No. ., from San Francisco,
with general merchandise and barge for the
Inner Sacramento steamer S N Joaquin,
Ne. 3. from the Upper Sacramento, with
barge of wood and grain in transit. barge
Orisnt per steamer Reform, with iulhpsr 10 10
Tr;snd 3 Ferry Lumber Company ard ".
+ Frazar and grain to order.