Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-12
Total amount in Treasury. .S74, 0S6
ApPoRTIoNMENT,

POLICE ARRESTS. These arrests were made
by the police yesterday: J. S. A. Bitten
court grand larceny. by officer Arlington
William Murray, healthy beggar, by Deputy
Constable Nierssen James Leach, drunk,
by officer Domingos; Ed. Allen, carrying
concealed weapons, by officers Valentine,
the peace, by officer Arlington; Jos. Osch-
ner, battery, by officer Ash; All Cow and
Lsung, gambling, by local Geo. Karcher, and
officers Campbell and Arlington.
The PREMIUM BUSINESS. Kurt & Ali
son. IA Washington street. Chicago, are the
publishers of rather well executed litho-
graph of the Garfield family, including
Grandmother Garfield" which they offer
at Sc per hundred copies to be used as a
premium for newspaper subscribers. The
rate of six cents a copy fairly illustrates the
chrome aud map business. The maps and
chromos used as premiums usually cost less
than ten cents.
ARRESTED FOR GAMBLING.-Last evening
All Cow and All Leupg were arrested for
running a game of tan. Leading Chinese
merchants claim that these arrests were
caused by the fact that these men refused
longer to pay anything to the former local
officer on the l street beat, isasmuch as they
expected to compensate the new local officer
for his services in patroling the beat.
RAINFALL.-The total rainfall during the
storm of Saturday evening was 20 of an
inch. The total for the season to date is 8. Is
inches for season Of 1880 to corresponding
date. 4.03 amount in 1879, 400; for 1878,
1.47; 1877, 1S0. Average for past five
season to corresponding date, 3.41 inches
Excess of present season over past five years,
LIZ inches.
ASSAULT WITH a DEADLY WEAPoN.-Bill
Clark, alias Sacramento Bill, has been ar
rested in San Francisco on Geographic dis
patch sent down several days since by Chief
OF Police Karcher. The charge against him
is assault with deadly weapon upon the
person of William Davis. The offense was
| committed about ten days since.
FINGER TAKEN Orion Thursday last G.
J. Fuchs, while running sticker or mold
ing machine at the Capital furniture works,
caught the little finger of the right hand in
| the knives, and the member was unfortunately
| taken off back of the second joint. It will
be several weeks before he will again be able
to use his hand.
1 l.
disposed of its calendar as follows: John
Jefferson, battery, fined So; G. Weisel, for
q similar offense, was fined So; Thomas H
| Benton pleaded guilty to charge of petit
larceny and was faed $50; G. G. Boulin was
tried upon charge eff disturbing the peace
| and acquitted.
CRY REcEIPTs.-The following payment:
were made to the city treasury last week
S. r. Caldwell, cemetery dues. sl52 Is; R
d. Server, water rates, 1881 70; w. A
Henry, Police Court fines. SIS so; Geo. A
Putnam, city licenses. S160 80; w. A. Kid
der, harbor dues, 81 80. Total, S1,317 50.
LIBRARY REPoBT.-The following is the re
port of the Librarian of the City Free Library
for the past week Number of books issued
746; fiction, AGO !; juvenile, 15S; history, Is
biography, Is; travels. 3S belle-lettres, 10
poetry, ID: science and art, "a. Percentag,
of fiction, 60; Juvenile, 20.
IMPROVING THE GRoUNDs.-To-day at th,
Office of W. H. Hamilton, architect, sealed
proposals will be received sp to 2 o'clock P. NJ.
for inclosing portion of the Capitol ground:
with granite coping and piers, and the neces
sary labor to put the same in position.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS Board o
Police Commissioners met at O'Clock P. NJ
Saturday, pursuant to adjournment. Judg
| Henry being absent on account OF sickness il
his family. the Board adjourned to meet to
dag at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
REGIsTERED.-Un der the recant order o
the Board CT Supervisors Of this county, can
ceiling the register and re-registering voters
q nf 4tn y,
availed themselves Saturday Of the privileg
of being registered.
CoRREcr1oS.- all who are laboring IN
der the impression that we are in any wa.
connected with any other house. we Del
leave to state that we have no silent partners
There are no other members of the firm but
yours truly, Anderson & Hamm, 924 j street
Low-Rent Store-dry goods, clothing, boots
shoes, hats, furnishing goods, etc.
THIS MORNING We open twen5y-one case
of mems and boys hats and caps. Thes
goods were purchased at prices far below sb,
ruling rates; and this invoice viii be close,
at prices to suit the times. Anderson
Hamm, 924 ] street. near Tenth.
For CHRISTMAS To-day we will open on
50, QUO worth of silk handkerchiefs, laces
collars and other fancy articles for the Holt
days. See them at the Red House.
Ten CENTS buys one 1S-inch doll at the Rec
House, and 80 cents buys gray horse OF
wheels mot meaning Gilman's gray pacer).*
FIVE CENTS buys an s-inch doll at the Rec
House.
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTEEN CENTS buys
large. 7.pound comforter, at the Red House.
Our STocK of mems. youths aud boys
clothing is the best and most carefully
selected in the city, and our advantages en-
able us to name prices to suit the most eco
nomical. Anderson & Hamm, 92f street
near Tenth.
PRANG's XMAS CARDS More numerou
aud beautiful than ever. A full assortment
Of Christmas, New Years and birthday SRI
now in the Art and Book Stores
SEE Red House new column advertisement