Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-05
ADVERTISEMENT MRNFIoN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TEMPORARY QUARTERs.-Owing to the in
undation Of the lower part Of the old water
works building, and the water being six
inches OF more ia depth over the floor Of the
police headquarters and city Jail, Chief
Karcher, in accordance with approval b.
the City Trustees, Is constructing several
temporary cells on the second floor OF the
building, in which to entertain the DRINKS
and peace-breakers until the dove shall bring
in the olive leaf, showing that the land i
again Ia sight and the water abatiug from of
the face Of the earth. The finely arranged
and Dgwlv.sorn nlats in front Of the build
ing. which the Chief had recently prepared
for an early lawn, are several inches under
water and not only are these the abode Of
numerous frogs, but these happy harbingers
of spring have also taken possession Of the
lower p5r.iOn Of the building, and now sit
nights in the deserted jail cells and sing
sweet luiiobys to the unfortunate prisoners
and the officers on duty In the upper story.
The present condition ef the whole premises
indicates that it viii be an Unwholesome and
probably sickly phase for occupation for a
long time to come.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPORT. The following
is the report of DR.. J. r. Lame, Superin-
teudent Of the County Hospital. for the
month Of January, 1881: Number Of
patients in hospital January 1st, 127; ad-
uitted during month, a; number Of pa
tients born during the month l number Of
patients died dining the month, 10; number
Of patients discharged during the month, SO
number Of patients remaining IN hospital
January 5ls5, 1913; number of meals fur
nished destitute applicants, 81. The mortal
ity list is os follows All You, native of
China, age 80: a. I. COPELAND. native Of
Scotland age 81 Hesikiah Balls, native of
Alabama, age 46; Abraham Gerdes, native
of Germany, age rs; Manuel Tershire,
native of Western Island, age 90; Andrew
Zabias, native Of Portugal, age 81 Jas. Still
well, native ofnativeof Iowa, aged IS; Patrick
Cunningham, native OF ireland, age rs !;
Daniel Ketchum, native ofNew York, age 80 !;
Stewart Carlisle, native of New York, age 40.
The current expenses have been; Salaries,
1872; subsistence 81, Goa 0S; miscellaneous
expenses, SlSl II; total, 81, 977 50. Candles
and tobacco are included in subsistence.)
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2l: For James Waterbury. boxed organ; r.
Stone & Co, box whips, cases names, IL
bundles enameled cloth; Capital Furniture
Co, 10 cases chairs Billingsley & Co., 1 box
brooms; w. Q. Thrailkill box hardware );
NJ T. Jones, l boxed organ w. d. Com
stock, boxes chairs Z. w. Schwamb, y
bundles pine backing; Louis Leloy, l barrel
whisky; J. Kuau5h, barrels whisky Baker
& Hamilton, boxes hardware B. Peeler, 1
box hardware ; j. G. Davis 2 boxes furni-
ture; Charles Heiarich, 3 boxes cheese !; G. 2.
r. r. Co., q headlights; W. a. & Q. S.
Houghton, 1 case books; Hale Bros. 4 Co.,
I case wooden goods, bale cotton goods H.
Eckhardt. l case firearms c. II, Gilman, Is
cases boots and shoes Davis L Smith, 2 bun
dies castings Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co., u
bundles forks is bupqies hoes, eases files, l
case hardware, l case faucets, l case locks, 3
boxes cornicss; Holman, Stanton & Co., l
bundle forks.
UNDLSE PARTT,-The Undine parties are
always drassy, always elegant, always well
managed. That Of last night was no excep-
ton Turner Hall never looked better the
URdines never had a company Of handsomer
women, nor ball where more beautiful COS
tunes prsvailed-.not perhaps in richness, but
as regards taste in dress and ornamentati0u.
There were present some two hundred couples.
The hall was handsomely decorated and
aquatic emblem5 prevailed in the decoration.
Henry Fisher spread for the company q neat,
light collation. the tables being well laid and
served in all respects. The managers of the
White, Director; Charles X. McClatchy,
Howard Kimbroush, Samuel Marks. Charles
Almond, Geo. 4. Miller, Arthur Y. Boyne,
Robert G.. Johnston. Floor COMMITTEE
Charles r. Parsons, Director; A. J. John
ston. W T. George, ". f. Huntoon, J. NJ.
Kngariif,
MARROW EsCArE.-The steamer Varuna
in coming through the railroad draw-bridge
yesterday forenoon was carried by the strong
current against the east side OF the bridge
with terrible force, and carrying away a
portion of the guards of the boat. The COLI
sion threw one of the boats crew, who was
standing on the deck, overheard Sumner
Getchel, mate Of the steamer Dover, which
steamer was lying immediately below the
bridge, cut looss a life boat and put ont after
him. He reached the man just as he was
sinking the. third time, and saved him by
catching him by the hair as he was disap
pearing nearly drowned. It was with con
siderable difficulty that he was got into the
boat by Mr.. Getchel, owing to the rapid cur
rent.
AFTER THE WEED.-At about 6 O'Clock
yesterday morning Chinsman named Al
Pong, passing Hall, Luhrs 4 Co.'S. at corner
of K and Third streets, noticed the dool
open, and seeing no one, went IN and intro
duced himself to a twenty-fve-pound box oil
tobacco. just IS he was leaving with II
the porter in the back part OF the store saw
him, and Ah Fong also seeing him at The
same time. dropped the box and ran dOWr
Third street. lie was followed and captured
by the employee of the place and taken u
the police station, where he is awaiting ex
animation on the charge of burglary.
Police CouRT.-In this Corrt yesterday
John Roach was fined $50 and costs for dis
turbing the peace. The cases of w. IL. VII
son ard Mike Dakin, alias Curly, grand
larceny, were continued until to-day. VIM
Haberkorn acknowledged the corn thai
he had been super-hilarious from effects o
corn Juice, and he was requested TO appear
to-day and receive the Judgment OF the Cour
as to the judicial measure Of the otfense
James Clunie and Louis Gatheil, charged
with disturbing the peace, were granted {
continuance until to-day. The Court ther
adjourned.
NEARLY AN ACCIDENT.-About noon yes
terday ranchman with horses and buggy
and accompanied by woman, drove into {
cut which had been made to let the water of
at Twentieth and \ streets, and nearly up
set. The horses got down, and in plunginl
about loosened themselves from the buggy
and ran away, leaving the remainder OF tht
rig aud company behind. The woman wa
pitched forward upon the dash and consider
ably bruised, but no other injuries were &C
casioned.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS. = The following
amounts were collected as internal revenu
in the Fourth District of California, Q
which A. L. Frost is Collector, for the mont
of january, 1881 Amount collected on dis
titled spirits, etc, S6H1l 16; on tobacco
snuff and cigars, ,00S %; on fermente,
liquors, s., 957 "A collections ON banks an,
bankers, S24, 5S7 u; on legacy and success
sion, S415 So: penalties collected, SIS "a
total, $50, 097 81.
PETITION FOR LOCAL 0PTIoN.-A petition
in favor of local option was presented to tn
Assembly Yesterday by Mr.. Mcdonald, o.
behalf of the Independent Order of Goo
Templars of the State. 1t contained Il, IS
signatures. of which number S,067 wer
voters. The petition was S57 feet long.
NerAR1Es.-The following have been az
pointed by Governor Perkins as Notarie
Public: William White, for Ell Dorad
county, to reside at Coloma; George d
Ingham. tor Ell Dorado county, to reside 8
Placeryile: William B. Storey, for Place
county, to reside at Colfax.
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