Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-24

az Sprnct VI IWeutn ana VI streetf. Scss,
10. U. M. Reese, contractor.
John Waggoner-Brick livery stable, Ok
160. en- Ninth street. between and j also
residence over front 60 feet of same, with nine
rooms, closets and modern improvements.
Cost, about S, COO.
II. Whittenbrock-A barn at bis residence,
corner OF Thirteenth and I streets. Cost,
5000. U. NJ. Reese, contractor.
| n. L. Wise-Frame paint and carriage
shop. 30x40 feet, located on Eleventh street.
| between l andJ. Cost, $780, A. W. Lock-
hart, builder.
THE FoG.-The fog of Thursday deposited
.0i6 inches of water; Fridays deposited .009
more, making total of water falling this
month, 2 567 inches; for the season TO date,
5.03l inches In 1886. for the season to date.
9.14s; in 1879. 500 /; in 1878. 1.336 in 1877,
| 3.02l ; in 1876, 1880; in 1875, 9.051. Yes
terday morning there was a heavy frost, the
thermometer standing at 81 at o'clock.
| This is the coolest weather on record for Sac
ramento in foggy weather. It is fortunate
that the fog existed while the thermometer
was SO low, as it prevented the coldness from
being so severely felt by tender vegetation as
would otherwise be the case. Roses and ge-
raniums are in bloom, which would not be the
fact if the air was dry during the late North
ern chill we have been experiencing.
GOSPEL MEETING.-At the gospel meeting
last night Mr.. McGranahan sang, "We all,
like sheep, have gone astray." Major Whit
tie spoke from John l., 90: Behold the
Lamb of God, which taketh away the sins of
| the world" The speaker illustrated his text
by the Jewish practice of Offering lamb at
the feast of the Passover, and by the High
Priest confessing the sins Of the people over
the scaps-goat and then sending him forth
into the wilderness. Meeting for workers at
Calvary Baptist Church at o'clock Sunday
morning. Meeting at the Metropolitan The
alter in the afternoon at 8 o'clock, to which
all are invited. Union service at the Congre-
gational Church in the evening.
NATIVE SoNs.-Sacramento Parlor of the
Native Sons of the Golden West elected the
following officers last evening. to serve for
the ensuing term: President, J. T. Stafford !;
First Vice President, S. G. Dickman; Sec
ond Vice-President, Charles Rippon Third
Vice-President, G. w. Morrill,; Recording
c. E. Arlington; Marshal, FL. Hebron /;
Executive Committee, G. D. Irvine, N. j.
Stanley, Fl. Klays; Treasurer, G. E. Parker;
Surgeon, DIR. Bruno.
NoTARIEs COMMISSIONED. Yesterday
commissions were issued to the following per-
sons as Notaries Public to succeed them
selves: w. a. Duchow, for Tuolumne county,
to reside at Sonora T. M. McNamars, for
Tulare county, to reside at Visalia; E. w.
Mills, for Monterey county, to reside at Sa-
linas Wilbur +. Dougherty, for Marin
county, to reside at San Rafael; John r.
Hughes. for Inyo county, TO reside of Lone
Pine; E. J. Griffith, for Fresno county, to
reside at Fresno.
CoNcERT.-On Tuesday evening, January
10Th, there will be given at the Congrega-
tional Church the second of series of con-
certs to be presented to the public by Pro.
fessor J. L. Skinner. The programme will
be made public in few days, and will con-
sist of choruses, quintets, quartets, duets and
solos, accompanied by instrumental music to
be furnished by Jones, Grant & Bebee's full
orchestra of ten pieces.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS Christmas-
tree festivals will be held this evening at the
South Methodist Church on Seventh street,
between J and K the Sixth-street Methodist
Church on that street. between K and l. !;
and at the Kingsley Chapel on Eleventh
street, between ID and |, commencing at each
place at the hour of half past z.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th instant: A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co,
case hardware Lindley & Co, 200 halfbx
candles; John +. Whyte, l box cheese !;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., cases hard.
ware; Locke & LavensoD, rolls carpet.
CHRISTMAS BALL-The twenty eighth an.
nual Christmas ball of the Sacramento Turn
Verein Association will be held next Monday
evening at Turner Hall, on K street, between
Eighth and Ninth. The Turner's have made
ample arrangements, and it is expected to be
brilliant affair.
ADJOURNED FOR CHRISTMAS Yesterday
Judge Temple, who is presiding at the trial
of the slickens case, continued the case until
January 8, 1882, to give the lawyers, wit
nesses and the Court chance to spend the
holidays at home.
To BE SENTENcED.-This morning is the
time set for passing sentence upon Ye All
Fong, who was recently convicted of murder
in killing a countryman at Third and
streets. He will be sent to the State Prison
for life.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.-The No. 231, of
the new engines for the Oakland local trains,
being the second Of those ordered and now
being built at the railroad shops in this city,
is done and in the paint shop to be beautifed.
DANGEROUSLY LILA letter received by
parties in this city yesterday states that I. S.
Ewing, Presiden5 of the Farmers Bank of
Wheatland, is living very seriously i'll at his
residence near Pleasant Grove.
Police ARRESTS. These arrests were made
yesterday: All Vow, petty larceny, by officer
! Woods James Fiemming, drunk, by officers
Arlington and Lee.
grants will arrive from the East by the Cen
| trail Pacific Railroad, sc of them being males
! >
! JOKE ON A REPoRTER.-Our reporter, on
passing up K street last night, was attracted
by large crowd standing on the corner of
Fifth and K streets. Ready for an item, he
joined the crowd, and was not disappointed,
for he bsheld sight never seen in this city
before-turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens, etc.,
| in profusion and last but not least was the
amiable George Mohrhouse, at his stall, sur
rounded by beef that would be a credit to any
| market II the State. And furtner, we invite
all citizens to come and criticise. People
who visited, of all classes, join with us in say
| ing this market (Fultop) is the only complete
market in this city /; and the success Messrs.
LoDgton & May have met with proves that
! the public ere not backward in supporting a
| frst-class market, when handled by men who
understand the wants of the public of Sacra-
nento.
"SAY?" "Well !" Have you heard the
news" mo. What is it? Sunday will
be Christmas, you know. heard the boys
say that Jim Groth, of the Forrest saloon, is
| going to have the boss lunch of the town on
! Sunday, from IL NJ until P. NJ. Jim
says he will fill you first with mock turtle
soup; next, roast turkey, with cranberry
sauce roast pig, chicken curry, ETC., with
egg nog to wash it down, and pudding to
top off with.
MORE NEW GooDs.-Another lot of new
and elegant Scotch tweeds at Merrilrs tailor
| ing establishment Also some new styles in
/ cashmere from the celebrated Globe Mills
fine assortment of French piqaes and other
dress goods, together with a full line from the
mills of Oregon and California. MerrilPs,
SIG ] street.
! PURE Eastern buckwheat flour, Atmore's
mireemeat, Ritter's apple butter, in 5-pound
wooden pals. new sweet cider, just arrived
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