Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

December 29, 1880. announces the percentage
of attsndaucs by the National Guard of
California at the dgill8 during the month of
November, as follows: First Infantry Regi-
nens-Company B, SIS 81 per cent. of mem
bers; Company c, 55.44; Company D, 67. Oh !;
Company Z, 5545; Company /, 1892;
Company II, GO 66 Percentage, 81. %. Sec
ond Infantry Regiment-Compaay G, 50 II ;
COMPANY D, So 9S; Company Il, 70 - ;
Companv +, 1888; Company G, 5.49
Company II, 50 So Percentage, 81 80. Third
Infantry Regiment-Compauy A. 60 81 ;
Company 3, rs IS; Company Q, So 81 Com
pany p. 81 96; Company II, 1854 Percent
age, GO 26 Fifth Infantry Battalion-Co Com
pany 4, S77l; Company B, Zip. Percent
Company A, 50 %; Company B,
776f; Company G, 50 So; Company
D, 1857 Company E, 47.22; Com
pauy O, SIG. Percentage, 60 90
First Cavalry Bsttalion-Company A, GO Sc /;
Company 2, 6S At Company q, IS Of. Per-
centsge GO 60. Unattached Companies
Les Angeles Guard, SO 9S; San Bsrnardino
Cavalry, - 81 I; Union Guard, Company a,
Calling Battery, rs Ga Company a, Light
Battery, 60 SO; Oakland Light Cavalry,
81 % Hewstan Guard, 57.45 Vallejo
er1or's Guard, Cadet Corps, 81 81; Chico
Guard GO AZ; Eureka Guard, 6S 81. The
general percentage was 6S 81. With the
view Of increasing the membership of com
panies, and commencing with the month Of
January, 1881, the percentage of attendance
at the drills. provided for in Sections 2026
and 2027 Of the Codes relative to the
militia, viii be f-ured in conjunction with
the percentage Of actual membership to the
ba. l., -,
companies, and the two percentages thus OBJ.
tanned VIII be divided by two to ascertain
the standard of merit of the company in the
particulars OF mex bership and attendance at
company drills. The company, in each
class, showing the largest percentage of
membership and attendance for the year
1881, will be granted rewards, the nature of
which is to be hereafter announced. The
two companies showing the smallest per-
centage Of attendance at drills, if below the
minimum, viii be recommended for muster
out Of service.
GETTING Hrs MONEYS WoRTH.-A man
who had been taking in New Year pretty
freely, went into a down town coffee house,
on Saturday evening, to get regulation
lunch, which he saw advertised in front, con-
sistiag OF ga cup of coffee and cakes, ali Tor
ten cents" When he had disposed of that
amount he ordered pie, and laid it away with
as much grace as ii he had just come from q
lingering fass He then walked up, laid ten
cents upon ths counter, and started for the
street. The proprietor hailed him, and tod
him he had forgotten something. The guest
was willing that the proprietor should keep
all he mad lef5 behind. The keeper of the
establishment insisted that tan cents wouldn t
cover the cup Of coffee and cakes and the
extra piece OF pie. The guest asserted that
the pie was nothing extra, SO far as he was
capable Of judging at that time Of day on
New Year Hot words ensued, and finally
the man paid the additional amount demand
ed for the piece Of pie, but did it under pro-
test and with the positive promise that he
would "get even with his prosecutor for the
sxoTbitaat charge" Starting to 90 out the
door he saw an elegant opportunity to keep
MS word. ard at once put it into execution
by knocking out large glass panel of the door
with his fist Unfortunately for the pic
nicker. 6 policeman happened TO be passing
Just Their, AID taking him by the arm,
whispered something in his ear and escorted
him to Front snd | streets, for judicial in
taryiew to be held this morning And now
the man says he never did see so much fuss
over q little piece of pie, and that he has
nothing in tie world that he wants to say to
-lUIEe henry ABOUT Tile IlaJLer.
DECEMBER WEATHER Sergeant NJ NJ
Sickler, in charge OF the United States
Signal Office IN this city makes the following
report for December: Highest barometer,
80 462, en- the 10.h lowest barometer, %. 475.
on the 14th; monthly range of barometer,
.9S7; highest temperature, IS, on the 10Th ;
lowest temperature, So, on the Sth monthly
range Of temperature, %; greatest daily
range OF temperature, 13', on the 4th lowest
daily range OF temperature, 81 on the 18Th
mean of maximum temperatures, 81 4 ;
mean of minimum temperature, 45 4; mean
daily range Of temperature, 90; total
rainfall. Isl inches; prevailing wind,
southeast; total movement of wind, g. 453
miles: maximum velocity of wind ard direc-
ton, 40, southeast, on the LIST number OF
foggy days, 3 number of cloudy days on
which rain fell, 10 number of cloudy days on
which no rain fell, total number of days
on which rain fell, %; number OF
fair days, ) number of clear days. none
mean daily barometer, S003S mean daily
thermometer, 80 mean daily humidity, 81 g.
WEEK OF PRAYER-The week of prayer
appointed by the Evangelical Alliance com
menoes this morning and continues through
out the week There will be q union service
of the various churches held in the Seventh
stree. II. J. Church South every afternoon
during the week. commencing at = O'Clock
and lasting one hour. There will also be spe
cial service in each OF the several churches
commencing at Z P. N. The afternoon ser
vices will be led by the pastors of the city
churches. DR. Frost will conduct the meet
ing to day. The subject will be, " Thanks
giving for the blessings, temporal and spir
itual, Of the past year, aud prayer for then
continuance"
SUPERINTESpENT's REPoRT.-W. c. Farms
worth, Superintendent Of the city cemeteries
reports that during the month of December
there were SO deaths and still-births in The
city. There were also 20 brought here fol
interment, making a total of 81. Tht
amount received from sale of cemetery lot:
was 1921 25 for permits, $40, and for vaul
dues, $50 Total 1916 %. There were re
ceived over ordinary cemetery dues for Hell
vetia cemetery the sum Of S1. There i
DELINQUENT on lots sold and remaining IN
paid for the quarter ending December 81
1880, 1886 %. The amount of vault due
unpaid st the close of the year was 500.
Board OnGAN1zED-The newly-electeC
Joint Board of Trustees. Improved Order o
Red Men, met yesterday. 1t consists of tn
following members: From Consumes Tribe
No. IA: J. P. Counts, H Winters, Georg
Bovine. From Red Jacket, No. % Franz
Anthony, James Foster, F. DAssonvilie
From Owosso Tribe, No. 80: J. j. Buckley
F. Griswold, n. Coffee. From Red Cloul
Tribe. No. IA Z. G. Hopkins, George +
Bronaer. Philip Phillips. The Board or
ganizzd by electiug George T. Bronner Presi
dent !. i. Counts, Vice President; Phili
Phillips, Secretary; IL. Winters, treasurer
and II. Morris, Janitor.
FIssr STONE LAID.-On Saturday after
noon about 4 o'clock one of the large grant
piers for one side of the gateway In the ne'
Capitol fence was placed in position at tn
corner of Tenth and 6 streets. The placin
OF the pier was done under superintend9nc
of the architect, W. H. Hamilton, ana o.
hydraulic power. There were several nun
dred people gathered to witness the oper
alton, and when completed the event an
workmanship was greeted with eX PRESTON
of much satisfaction.
Police ARREsTs.-The following arrest
have been made since last report William
Davidson. common drunk, by officer Rider
james King, drunk, by officers Frederick
and Frazee John Dickinson. drunk, b,
officer Fredericlxs john Anderson, maliciou
rnischi {. by officer Smith: Ernst Anderson
disturbing the peace, by officers Carroll ane
Nash