Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-18
MINOR MEHTroN.


The Calf Gasetse says bop growers are
purchasing land and recurring POLES In that
vicinity for the purpose of raising hops.
Joshua Cooper. 49er and an old resident
OF this city, was stricken with paralysis some
days ago. Mr.. Cooper is now in his eighty
6rst year.
The iron work for the new gasometer at
the gas works is now being shipped from San
Francisco. The first shipment was made
yesterday.
Hold Eldred and W. w. Coons will leave
to-day for Honolulu. Last evening MIR. e.
dred shipped ten head of horses from his
stable to that place.
Officers and members of Company A, City
Guard, met last evening at their armory, and
by reclamation reelected M. j. Burke as
Captain for the ensuing term.
Sheriff Sprague. of Oroville. passed through
this city yesterday en- route to San Quentin
with prisoner named Hart, sentenced to the
State Prison three years for robbery.
The Board of Supervisors have in prepare
ton the proclaim alton for the coming election,
also the establishment of polling places and
the appointment of inspectors and judges for
the election.
charge of misdemeanor. The arrest grew out
OF difficulty which arose in regard to the
removing of q tree which stood near the side
walk on Eighth street. and on property line.
Another one of the cases of alleged viola
ton OF Section 315 of the Criminal Code, re-
lating to houses of ill.fame, was tried by q
jury in the Police Court Yesterday. The
jury after short elaboration, rendered
verdict of not guilty.
Deputy Sheriff Stevenson, of San Fran.
cisco, arrived last night en- route to Folsom,
having in charge two prisoners sentenced to
Folsom State Prison-John WEIGH, four
years, for burglary, and Chez Kwork Wing,
seven years, for robbery.
Thenortherly wind yesterday, according Ser.
geant Barwick's sell. re Clustering thermometer,
reached maximum velocity of twenty. four
miles per hour about A. M, and during the
entire day il blew at the rate of from seven.
teen to twenty. four miles per hour.
Yesterday morning, before daylight, the
people sleeping in the vicinity of / and Fifth
streets were startled by crash. On investi-
cation it proved TO have been caused by the
falling of the south wall of the Mesick build
ing, LIFT standing from the late fire. There
are other parts of walls standing near the
sidewalks and il dangerous position, as they
are liable to be blown down st any time by
high winds.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS. = The First Ward
Democratic Club met at Graham Hall last
evening, DR.. Montgomery presiding. Several
addresses were delivered and considerable en-
thusiasm was manifested -. The Fourth
Ward Democratic Club met last evening at
Touhey's Hall, VIM. Herndon presiding.
There was good attendance and much in
terest manifested. The meeting was ad-
dressed by J. w. Bromsgin, candidate for
County Auditor; J. Mcclure, candidate for
Supervisor Maj. P. j. Harvey, J. Touhey,
2. A. Byrne and others. The following COM
mittee was appointed to make thorough
canvass of the ward: VIM. Herndon, z. J.
Harvey, }. Touhey and 2. A. Byrne.
GRAND JURY. The Grand Jury were iu
session yesterday, but the only business be.
fore them was the examination of some Grim