Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-03

30095 on the 24sh lowest barometer. 30 1856
or the 9Th. Highest water in the river, Is 6
feet on the 1st, 2 and 81; lowest water ia
the river, s.s feet on the 31st.
ANTI DEBRIS GUARD.-In accordance with
call for that purpose, quite largo number
OF young men, residents of the city, met last
evening at the Anti-Dsbris Headquarters,
Graham! Hall, Sixth street, for the purpose
of organizing an Anti Debris Guard. Super
ntsndent L. N. Hosg called the meeting to
order, and stated its objects and the purposes
OF the intended organization that preaI-,.
bic recitiDg the causes which made such al
organization appropriate at this time, and a
constitution providing the officers of such as
ISOLATION, had been prepared for their cousid-
Grafton, and that the same would BIZ read
if desired. But before the reading, az he
noticed General Sheshan present, perhaps
the meeting would like TO hear coma remarks
from him. Being called for, he came for
ward and made few appropriate remarks.
The constitution WAS then read, amended
slightly, and adopted. The officers elected
were: Herbert w. Taylor, President !;
Frank J. Devlin, Vice President B. H.
Preston. Secretary; Peter Shields, Treasurer;
Joseph p. Wiseman, Captain Hal. f. Wells,
First Lieutenant AL. Plant, Second Lieu.
beuant OSCAR llHI, lulru IJleuScnHnb. ne
President. Vice. President and Secretary wers
made an Executive Committee. The books of
the association will be at the Anti Debris
headquarters, where young men, residents OF
Sacramento AMI vicinity, between the ages Of
Is and %, are invited to call and join the
Guard by signing the constitution. After
some spirited speeches by members of the
Guard, the meeting adjourned to the same
place until Wednesday evening next. at half
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY. - A we'll known
young massaf this city, Major on the staff
Of the Brigadier-General, is spending few
weeks at Santa Cruz. A few days since the
Major, who prides himself on his swimming
qualities, went IN bathing at this fashionable
watering place. He has always been used to
going in swimming where he Invested him.
self of all his clothing; but there beipg many
ladies present, and noticing that all the gen
tlsmen wore bathing suits, he. not wishing to
be odd, rented a suit also. When he APP
psared in the water. to the establishment of
his Sacramento comrades, they discovered
that the Major had got into his pantaloons
wrong. or. Ia other words, the seat of his
pants was in front, which was not
the fashionable way Of wearing bsth-
iIg suits, at least at Santa Cruz
The ladies all seemed to admire the Major
from the moment he entered the water. They
called him Cupid Neptune, and other typical
names, and one lady from this city said that
all the Major needed to make him perfect
Oscar Wilde was the addition of sunhower.
The Major did not know why he should be
the observed Of all observers, and presumed,
of course, that it was his admirable swimming
qualities that attracted the attention of the
multitude. He swan around gracefully,
-A.o1 To-
he cana near member of Company G., OF
this city, he said: Those ladies certainly mis-
take me for Daley the great swimmer" His
comrade, choking with laughter, said 'Yts,
Pat, it is case of mistaken identity. Pull
down your vest"
COUNTY JAIL REPohT.-Sheriff Hebron
reports that during the month of July there
had been confined in the County Jail OF
Sacramento county "A prisoners, for the fol.
lowing offenses Murder, 8; assault to
murder, 2: assault, l /; grand larceny, !
burglary, 10; robbery 2; abduceior, /
adultery, l; arson, L; petit larceny, 10
misdemeanor, 4 battery, 4 disturbing the
peace, 6; vsgranoy, Il; safe keeping, 8 (;
common drunk, 10; detained witness, l.
During said month 20 prisoners were dis
charged as follows By order Of the Court,
4 expiration Of sentence, 10; rent to State
prison, /; want of charge, 8. There re.
mains confined in Jail As persona.
Go AND GET Your WARRANTS. -Controll.
er's warrants remain at the State Controllers
Office, uncaled for, payable to the following
named parties: IL. G. Kirk L Co., Holbrosk,
Merrill & Stetson t3); L. A. Roseberry, J.
Nj. STANDBY. NJ. r. Beard. Capitol Wood
Works Capitol Soap Company. Alfred Bar
stow and Adolph Dubrowsky. Warrants
are also drawn for the travelling expenses Of
the Commissioners of Yosemite valley.
Why Is IT Parties in Auburn write tina,
their DAILY RECORD UNION does not reach
them regularly. 1t is mailed and forward ed
every day. Ii the parties who have charge
of the mail on the cara between Sacramento
and Auburn would attend little more
strictly TO business, there would be no cause
for such complaints.
GET REGIsTERED-Al voters should see {.
it that their Names are placed upon the new
Great Register now being made in the offic,
of the County Clerk. All those who con
template becoming nstuSalizsd, in order Il
vote at the coming elecsion, must get on'
their papers on or before next Tuesday. tn,
Ssh day of August.
CoNsfERcIAL.-Tne steamer San joaquin
10. 2 arrived yesterday from San Francisco
She had in tow large barge. The boat wa
laden with general merchandise and the bargt
with L. 900. 600 shingles. The barge Auamethi
arrived from the upper river, loaded witt
VOID Tor NJ. Castro & Son.
PAID INTO THE TREAsuRY.-J. w. Hous
ton, County Assessor. yesterday paid into TIL
county treasury 1922. on account of poll
HAo 49, 81 sfr III
tax collected for 1882 TO date, amounts T.
SIS, 422, which is the largest amouut col
lected since 1878.
New FIRM.-Albert Leonard aud bis SOD,
BENJAMIN Leonard, have filed q certificate Of
cop,rtnership with the County Clerk, uEdel
the firm mama of 4. Leonard & Son, sno
they p-eposs to carry on q real estate ano
insurance business in this city.
Divorce GRANTED. = Yesterday Judge
benson, ia Department Two of the Superior
Court. granted Lewis J. Miller divorce
from Catherine Miller, on the grounds ol
habitual drunkenness.
NEW CIT1zR$AIn Department Two Of the
Superior Court yesterday. Frank Bauer. Q
native of Germany, was admitted to citizsn.
ship on the testimony of Il. Fisher and n.
Scherr.
PLAcERvfLLE AoADEMY.-This thoroughly
equipped and furnishing institution will open
for its next term August %, 1882, for both
lsiiss and gentlemen. Address q. 2. Tiudall,
Principal
The current of trade has set in, and nothing
can stop il. The demand for our black and
colored silks yesterday, at the reduced price,