Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-15

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City Attorney.
Anderson (R)...... 22ll50I2792f7 4l93l5l29l 1928
Alexander ID 223l i2So 3Vo III ISL l44Z
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Lee IA "a PCS 2'o le9s 81 24 q 2s5 l7 90
Fire Commissioner.
Long term)
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Fire Commissioner |
(Short term.)
B aS9sUa OBJ 9Gi7i s7S
The following are the majorities of the sue
sessful candidates: For Third Trustee, VIM.
Guttenberger, SOY. For Chief of Police. NJ.
Karcher, 10S For City Attorney, w. A.
Andersen, 681. For Fire Commissioner
(ong term), J. T. Griffitts, 661. For Fire
Commissioner (short term, S. j. jackson,
$3.50.
THE WEATHER-Sergeant Barwick, of the
United States Signal Service, furnishes tie
following statement At So. NJ. last night the
weather at the signal stations on the Pacific
coast was as follows: At Olympia, wind
north and light, weather fair; at Portland,
wind southwest, fresh, weather light rain;
a 1lOSeDurg, WING taSL Anu liSu", WoaGhCI
clear; at Red Bluff, wind southeast and
brisk, weather fair; at Sacramento, wind
southess. and fresh, weather light rain; at
San Francisco, wind southeast and fresh,
weather light rain at Visalia, wind east and
light weather cloudy; at LIS Angeles, vino
southwest and fresh, weather light rain F.; at
San Diego wind south and light, weather
clear TIE total rainfall for each signal
station during the storm is as follows, viz:
At Olympia II of an inch ; at Portland .l3 Of
an inch; at Roseburg 80 Of an inch at Red
Bluff 1.02 inches; at Sacramento II inches
at San Francisco l % inches at Visaia .27
of an inch at Los Angeles l 04 inches; at
San Diego 20 of an inch. The total rainfall
for Sacramento during the storm up to 8 P.
N. las. night is l II inches. Total for season
TO date, II 50 inches. For season of 1877 to
corresponding date, 21.97 inches season OF
1873, 1892 inches; season OF 1879, 10 %
inches season Of 1880, %. % inches. Aver
age for FIVE seasons, 10 Is inches. Deficiency
of present season as compared with that OF
1879, 90 inches with that OF 1878, AZ OF an
inch ; excess of present season as compared
with that OF 1879. 2 OF inches; deficiency OF
present season as compared with that of 1881,
% 90 inches; deficiency of present season as
compared with the average for the past five
seasons, 3 70 inches. Maximum velocity Of
wind ct $40 P. II. of the 18th, IS miles per
hour, from the southeast.
DIALOGUE. - Yesterday two individuals
standing just outside of the 100foot limits at
the First Ward polls were having a very
animated discussion of the political situation.
As reporter was passing he overheard the
following: "a frind Of moline tells me,
Dinnis, that yees say ye're not going to vote
T. ii frpf
shure an Hinry's a good Dimicrat?" ITO
the diyi with his Dimocracy, Shure an I'd
cast an intelligent ballot for Cross before I'd
vote for the loi5es of Judge Hinry agin.
Didn't he sind Moike Mulcahy to the chain
gang for forty days and forty noights, because
the poor divil sthole loaf of bread TO kape
him from starvin'?' How many loaves,
Pat, did Moike sthaleg' "Shure and Eve
forgot but begorra, behave it was siveo."
" Did Moike ate all the bread, Pat? ?" Did
he ate it Shure an he did not. The poor
dtyil lust sthepped inside Pat Donevan's ga
Icon, an was threading the siven loaves for
dhrop of whisky, whin peeler caught him
by the nap OF the neck an pulled him in.
No. Dinnis no more Judge Hinry for me.
! shall eiver vote for tie loikes of him agln."
FIRE YEsrERDAY.-About1 II o'clock yes
terday morning house on the south side Of
E street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth,
was discovered to be on fire, and the alarm
was Immediately turned in from box No. "a.
G., Zimmerman and others clambered to the
roof, and with garden hose attached to the
hydrant, succeeded in keeping the flames in
check until the department arrived. The
streets were very muddy, and the run from
the engine houses was very fatiguing on the
horses. The FIRE was son put out after the
department came to the scene. The prop
erty belonged 20 II. S. BaAls and was occu-
sured in a company of which A. Leonard is
the agent. Origin of the FIRE, poor joint of
stovepipe. Loss about $500.
INCORPORATION. Articles of incorpora-
ton have bean fled with the Secretary
of State of the Santa Cruz County Agri-
cultural Fair Association. It's purposes are
to promote and encourage agriculture, witt
culture, horticulture, mechanics, manufact-
urss, stock-raising and general domestic in
dustry and for these purposes to purchase,
hold or lease not exceeding leo acres Of land,
and erect buildings thereon and otherwise
improve the same. and to sell, lease or other
wise dispose of the same. Directors-E. J.
Swift, j. NJ. Chace, j. w. Scctt, Martin
Kinsley, J. ID. Grover, .. II. Willoughby. j.
F. CUNNINGHAM 1t has no capital stock.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
l1th: Weinstoek & Lubin l case collars, 5
cases hats, 80 nests trunks; Hon. George G.
Perkins, case books; f. Gehring. : case
saddlery Huntington. Hopkins 4 Co., so
bundles iron; A. A. Van VOORHEES, x Co,
case hardware; Baker 4 Hamilton, box
hardware John Breuner, 20 boxes chairs
d. Ferguson, 6 bundles paper: Mrs |. +.
Russell, l box clothing and bedding The
following freight passed Deming for Sacra-
meuso on the oh: Baker & Hamilton, 81
cases files.
THE LATE WILLIAM H. BLooM.-Will-
lam Harrison Bloom, who died on the 10th
inst ia this county, aged G7 years. was a
nativs Of Ohio. and removed from Iowa to
California. crossing the plains in 1850 In
1856 be settled in Franklin township, near
Georgetown, in this county, where be con.
tinued to reside up to the time of his death.
ON Sunday last a large 'concourse Of friends
from the river and the plains attended the
funeral at Georgetown, sshere, after appro.
pirate religious services, ne was Inferred in
the cemetery.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-Mr. Jones ad-
mirable ste1eopticon entertainment closes its
present season tonight. 1t is chsste, in.
structive and pleasing show, and the views
are about the best that art has yet produced
in this line. A matinee performance will be
given at 3:l5 P. NJ. to-day, the hour fixed
being adopted TO enable teachers and pupils
TO attend. Tonight will be the final exhibit
tion. This afternoon the subjects will be
theology" and Sc England" and tonight
HThe Arctic Regions" and The Holy
Land"
THE line of plaids and stripe dress goods
that have had such g run at % cents per
ward, are now reduced to Is cents per yard,
at Hale Bros.
Observation-Disclosures & Hamm were yes
terdav elected as the chsnpions of low prices.
They can be found at 92i j street.
SEE the new avert ssment of Anderson Il