Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-04
RREYITIEs.


There were shipped to the East BY the
Central Pacific Railroad yesterday IL car
loads of wool, 10 of barley, 2 of hops, OF
beans, l of glue. and l of canned goods.
! There were shipped to the Southern Pacific
Railroad 40 car loads of steel rails during the
past week.
Twenty-nine immigrants will arrive from
the East by overland train this afternoon.
| JANUARY WEATHER REPORT. = Sergeant
Sickler makes the following reportof observa-
tons, taken at the Signal Corps Office in this
city, for the month of January: Mean daily
barometer. SC. 1872; mean daily thermometer,
1902; mean daily humidity, -; highest
barometer. 30.464', on the 22d; lowest barom-
eter, 2979S', on the 30th monthly range
of barometer, $685.; highest temperature.
ga, on the 3lst; lowest temperature, $50 on
the 9Th; monthly range of temperature, 29';
greatest daily range of temperature, 81, on
! the 2lst; lowest daily range of temperature,
4, on the 18th mean Of maximum tempera-
lures, 90; mean of minimum temperatures,
49,; mean daily range of temperature, 120;
total rainfall, GA inches; prevailing wind,
| southeast; total movement of wind, ), 546
miles maximum velocity of wind and direc-
ton, 81 miles. southeast, on the the 26th and
18th; number of foggy days, 3; number of
cloudy days on which rain fell, 9; number of
cloudy days on which no rain fell. 3; total
number of days on which rain fell, II num-
Der of clear days, z /; number of fair days, TO-
There were solar halos on the 18th, lunar
halos on the 10Th, and frost on the 4th, 9TH,
9th, 9TH, 18th, Doth, Dist, 22d and 23d.
POLICE CoURT-In this Court yesterday
All Jim, arrested for disturbing the peace,
was discharged for want of prosecution.
Raphael Vasques, common drunk, pleaded
guilty, and was awarded sixty days in the
County Jail. Louie Pablo was discharged
from custody on the charge of disturbing the
peace, as no person appeared to prosecute.
The case of Rod McClintock, upon charge
of grand larceny, was continued until to-
morrow, and those of W. Fl. Wilson and
Mike Dakin, alias Curly, for same crime,
were continued until to-day as also the case
of James CLANCY, for disturbing the peace.
John Roach pleaded guilty to breach of the
peace, and will receive judgment to-day.
The Court then adjourned
FREIGHTs. present storm has greatly
interfered with the shipment of freights, and
many of the freight trains during the high
water have been abandoned The only roads
over which freights are being handled at pres
ent, are the Central Pacific east, the Western
Division and the Sacramento and Placerville.
Freights will be received to-day by G.. A.
Stevens for Marysville, and will be forwarded
by boat tomorrow morning at 7:30 from the
wharf at the foot of K street,
HABEAs CoRPUs.-Judge Clark yesterday
heard the case of Lucinda Blue upon writ of
habeas corpus in the case of the child Addie
Gale, in which possession of the child was
sought. Mrs. Blue was few days since ap-
pointed guardian of Addie, but the child was
still with Mrs. Yates, who did not desire to
give her up. Upon hearing the case the
Court awarded the custody of the child to
the newly appointed guardian, Mrs. Blue.
INCORPORATED. of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
of the Silver Star Mill and Mining Company
of San Francisco. Directors-I. F, Broad
head, T. W. Lathrop, w. G. Pendleton, G.
I. Cobb, r. B. Yates. The capital stock is
Oakland. Directors-E. G.. Mathews, G. G.
Marsh, W. D. Conrad. w. NJ Rider J. Z.
Burns. Its capital stock is 100000
CoMMERoIAL.-Since last report the Ne
ponset came down from the upper Sacra-
mento, with produce. The Governor Dana
departed for Colusa with merchandise. The
San Joaquin No. 2 went up the river, and
returned with stock. The steamer Ceres
came down from Nicolaus with the barge
Rosalind, loaded with grain. The steamer
San Joaquin No. again went up the river
for stock.
CARRIERS REPoRT.-During the month of
January the letter carriers of this city col
lected 80, 0SS letters and delivered g.. S57. as
follows: Collectsd-Mail letters, 24,S73;
drop letters, 1,433; postal cards, 3,745;
papers, ETC., 3,037. Delivered-Mail letters.
30, 400; mail postal cards, 1854; drop letters,
2, 239; drop postal cards, 1908; papers, ETC.,
q, 551 registered letters, 220
The K1NG.-King Kalakaua and party
visited the Legislature yesterday. He was in
stalled a short time beside each presiding
officer, and both houses in turn took brief
recess to enable members to be introduced to
him. The royal visitor and his party left for
San Francisco on the afternoon train.
TEACHERS WARRANTs.-T warrants for
teachers salaries and bills allowed by the
Board of Education at its last meeting, are
now ready for delivery at the City Auditors
Office.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made yesterday Louis Pablo, for dis.
turbing the peace, by officer Rider: VIM.
Habercorn, drunk, by Coffee, local.
UND1NE Boar CLUB.-The Undine Boat
Club will give its eleventh annual invitation
party this evening at Turner Hall.
GIRLS, if you want one of those cigarette
hats, best quality fur, 81 70, go the Red
House.
For WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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