Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-18
PEACE AND GOOD ORDER.

The following ordinance was introduced al
the meeting of the Board of City Trustees
last Monday, and after being read was laid
over for enc week under the rule governing
the passage of ordinances. AS will be seen,
it is intended for a more stringent measure
against the present extreme boldness of the
social evil, and includes prohibition and a
forms and varieties. The ordinance is en-
titled, San ordinance to provide for the
preservation of the peace and good order, in
certain cases" and Is as follows
Section l. No female having the reputation
of being lewd woman, shall exhibit herself
upon any public street or public place, and
| by her looks, acts, motions, gestures or
words indicate or denote her character, or en-.
/ tice, or endeavor to entice. any person to en-
ter any house or room for lewd purposes. No
| person shall appear upon any public street or
| public place in an indecent or lewd dress.
Sec, 2. No person shall be or appear upon
any private premises or in any private house.
| in a state of drunkenness or intoxication to
the annoyance Of any other person.
Sec s. No person shall make use of, or
have in his possession, any sling shot or other
instrument or device by means of which mis-
siles of any kind or description are hurled or
projected.
Sec. 4. No person shall. without authority
of law, disturb any funeral or other lawful
procession or assemblage.
Sec. 5. Any person violating any or the
provisions of this ordinance shall, upon con-
aiction, be fined in a sum not exceeding 500,
or by imprisonment not exceeding ten days,
or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Sec G. This ordinance shall take effect in
mediately.
Co,IMERcrAL.-Si Since last report the c. NJ.
Small came down from Fremont for San
Francisco with grain, and bringing barge
Hope with grain for Sacramento. The Gov
ernor Dana came down from Jacinto with
barge Governor Hayes, both loaded with
grain. The Varuna came down with barge
Butte City, both loaded with grain. The
Dana departed for Colusa with barge Jacinto.
light, for cargo of grain. The Apache did
not arrive from San Francisco yesterday
morning until after TO- owing to the large
amount of way freight that had to be han
died. She did not get away On her return
trip to the bay until o'clock last evening,
and then was able to carry but part of the
freight consigned and awaiting transporta-
ton.
CIRoUMcIs1oN.-The rite and ceremonies
of circumcision were observed yesterday
forenoon over the infant san of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Politz at their residence on Dl street, Rev.
DR.. Bloch officiating. There was a large
number of relatives and friends present, and
the occasion was concluded with feasting and
congratulations.
EASTERN TRAINS. The overland train
from the East due here yesterday morning at
6:55. did not arrive until after o'clock, ow-
ing to detentions on the Eastern end of the
line. The train due this morning will be on
time.
THE RIVER yesterday marked feet 81
inches. The temperature of the water at
P. NJ. was 76', and the atmosphere in the
shade was at the same time so.
CONSEQUENTLY Governor has ap.
pointed Phillip A. Hoyne as 3 Commissioner
of Deeds for the State of California, to reside
at Chicago, Ill.
IyMIGRANTs.-On hundred and five immi-
grant passengers will arrive from the East
this afternoon, including thirty eight males.