Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29
/ Deal INTELLIGENCE.

ca u, announcing almost 70 gale, and render
ing 4 ditiicul5 70 times for persons upon the
streets TO keep their standing. The anemom-
eter Indicated that the wind acquired a Yeloc-
Ity turing the day q thirty-lwo miles per
hour. c15 no damage IS kuowa to have re-
suited from it. Daring wind-storm of the
same velocity last spring, when the
leaves were out upon she trees and
the ground wet considerable damage
was done to ornamental and fruit trees in
this vicinity. The rain IS general throughout
tn northern and central parts Of the State
The storm approached from the northern
coast, and ct o'clock las5 evening the rain
had ceased at Red Bluff. but the wind was in
the south and the Dar0meter low. indicating
that Jhe storm was not over. No reports
were received from signal stations north
OF thas point, by reason ot the wires be-
ing down. At the time Of the last report
from Visalia, at A. " yesterday, the rain
had not commenced falling At that place, but
the wind was south asd weather cloudy.
Upon the mountains yesterday and last
night 1t was showing heavily, and the
snoT-piows were running, while lower
IN tne mountains and FOOTHILLS it was
raining. No interruption Of travel was re-
ported up 70 midnight, and the train from
the East s expected on tune this morning.
Sergeant Sicl1ler reports the total rainfall for
the month to o'clock last evening to be Is
inchas; for the season 1899 inches total to
corresponding date in 1880, 1856 inches, and
IN 1879 sos inches. The river at this point
has not been affected by ahe storm thus far,
and yesterday marked q feet.
PoLce CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terday John Chambers and Thomas Shields
were found guilty Of visiting an opium Gen,
and viii be awarded sentence today. Dick
Walsh and James Wright pleaded guilty to
a charge of disturbing the peace, and were
fined 50 each and costs. To Foo was tried
aud found guilty Of keeping an opium den,
and viii receive sentence to-day. Nj. Dona-
hue pleaded guilty. Co the charge Of disturbing
the peace, and vas faed so and costs. He
was also tried FOR battery found guilty, and
hget $40 and costs. The cases of l.. Corcorau,
battery: }. Ramsey, disturbing the peace,
and c. h. Spear and s. w. smith, libel, were
continued until to-day, aud the case Of i.
Bell. who was arrested for ernbezzlement,
was ccnai ued until the IL ot February. The
Court rhen adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight Tor Sacramento passed Ogden on the
26sh: For L. d. Lewis & Co., l bundle
newspaper; Holman, Stanton & Co., 10
bundles forks, . bundles fo1k-handles, 1 car
piows; r. Stone & Co., ? bales blankets. 8
cases saddlsry " y. Gomstock, It boxes
chairs 9. !. Vance, , bales dry goods: Ba-
ker & Hamilton, I box fishing tackle Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co. ; leases and package
hardware, l barrel lamps, barrel pulley
blocks, l case stationery. 2 kegs and l box
wedges bales rubber betting, AZ reels fence
wiIe, l barrel staples, 400 kegs nails; W. A.
x {. = tAorgbtos1 hoy G,
SWeetland, boxes sewing-machiTes Vein
stock & Lubin, 1 case coIsets; NIebius & Co.,
l case cigarettes; Lindley & Co., 80 barrels
hang.
MASONIC DEDICATIoE. -Arrangements are
being made by the Masonic bodies in this city
to pay fraternal visit to the Order in Oak
land upon the occasion Of the dedication Of
the Masonic Temple which has recently beer
erected ia that city. The dedication viii
take place at p, II. on the 22d Of February,
the anniversary Of Washingtou's birthday.
and viii be performed in due and ancient
form under the auspices OF the Grand Lodge
of I. and A. NJ. of California A grand
dedication ball is to be given in the evening
at which 1t Is expected a large attendance vii
be present from the various Masonic Order
throughout the State. L is expected tina
bkSCLlAL IlA@ Will bE CHAR GEEu slu run 81 EA
cursion rates from this city.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.- William Search wa
yesterday sentenced by Judge benson to
term Of three years in the State Prison q
San Quentin for the burglary Of the house @
Mr. Bruning, in this city. in May last. H
- only about 20 years OF age, and has alread
served term Of six months at San Quenti
tsa
was made light Oh account OF his age. TIL
only prisoners now in the County Jail VIII
are charged with felony and awaiting tria
are Mrs. Hamilton, FOR shooting her husband
Georye VI. Farr, for grand larceny and {
w. Brown and II. $. Burnette, for h0rs;
stealing.
NATouA scHooL County Superintsndez
Bishop has received the following roll {
hon6- from the Natoma District Schoo
Mormon Island, of which Miss Jennie No
gan Is teacher: Ida Murray, Hattie McCon
Der, Emma Wu5b5na, Josephine StUdurs
Mamie Broder Minnie Bradbury, FL
Mstte, Louise 4Iette, Ella Hawk, Clara Col
man, Johnnie Sims, George Hoxsie, Andre
Wild, Fred MeComber, Uriah Streup. III
number of pupils enrolled in this school
forty-four and the average daily attendant
is thiFty-four.
COMMERCIAL Captain Foster received
dispatch from the Captain of the steam
Flora stating that he passed Colusa at 3:
on Thursday on his way down. The Flo
has been expected here for several days, al
is probably now detained by the storm. II
steamer Ceres passed up yesterday with bar
Rosalind, both light The Governor Dal
came down with barge Jacinto, loaded wi
grain.
PRISONERS TRANSFERRED. Deputy Sher
Orn yesterday took Alexander Dalzgl al
George Williams to Folsom State Prise
and on the day previous Jailer Newbert to,
C. Harris, Frank Smith and Gus Wager
the same institution for terms of impriso
ment of from one to five years. 80 mentions
few days since. William Search. sentenc
yesterday, will be taken to San Quentin |
day.
INSTALLATION VIsIT.-John W. Rock,
I. NJ. of Sacramento Council No. l, Roy
and Select Masters, and several Companio
of the Order, returned from Stockton vest
day, where they had been to install the O.
GERS, and for a frsternal visit to Stockt
Council No 10 10 that city. A ine banqJ
was given after the installation ceremonies
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following
loads of freight were received in this C
yesterday: Three of coal, of lumber, 5
wood, ! of oil. 2 of granite, l of nails and
of iron. Carloads were shipped East as
lows: Five OF barley, 2 of wool. of N
chandise, of salmon, l of canned goods,
coffee and l of oranges.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES to select from,
brocades, plaids and fancy mixtures DR.
goods, at IL and 124 cents per yard.
them for bargains, at the Red House.
READ Hale's double column advertisement
SPECIAL Prices at Hale's.
CASTOR BEAVER SUITS, reduced to 1913.
the Red House.
I i. . al a.