Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-16

per hour, at Sacra neato % miles, and at San
francisco l6 miles. The wind along the Pa
chic slope has tendency to blow from some
no-ther!y or westerly point of the Compass
The high wind of yesterday at Sacramento
reached nearly or quite as high velocity as
has ever been recorded.
ANOTHER HEARD FROM. - Sacrament,
youths are frequently heard from, and these
columns have borne record of not few of
their odd tsncies. The last bright thing was
credited TO o Fourth Ward cir. Now comes
Third Ward 13.year old boy, aud goes 20
the head of tbs class. lie was sent off to a
boardins.school some time ago. Recently he
was at home for hold V. Meeting an old
adult friend, the latter began TO tell him Of
the days when he Has a boy, and far years
kept at distant boarding sch1oI. He told
OF this routine at the seminary; the trials Of
tbs Buys; their sparts, and scraps and
escapes, etc. The little Californian liatened
attentively, and then asked: did you
have TO 60 70 prayers in your school?" "Oh
yes" " And sit with your arms folded 2"
" Yes" Did you have better dinners
when Your mother came to see you? :"
Yes" Did you ever wish ali the teschers
were on top of the baiiding. snd the house
was on fire and they couldn't ges down? 7"
The eli boy" overcome by f,od of
reloliections, declined to confess to his youth
fu $500 stiaeEs. but reflected thet tines
tna- 80 are ever 50 much like times thss
are.
The TERN OF OFF1cE-A correspondent
writes 10 know whea the officers elected ca
tie 75h inst. take their vssious Offices and
how long they ssrve. The term Of each c I'll ,er
elected at the recent election begins on tue
first Monday after the FIRST day of January.
which next yer falls On the 8;h of tie
month, All State officers, with the exception
of SupreNe judges. held for term of four
years. Supreme Judges serve fer twelve
years. Members of tie Legislature, except
ing boid-over Senators, serve for two years.
The question OF hold-ovsr Senators is vet to
be determined. County officers, with the
exception of Assessor and Superintendent of
Schools serve for two years. Tbs Asssssor
and SapsgirtsI,dsBt OF Schools hold for n
term Of four years. City and township eff
Gers hold for two years. The next general
election will be held in 1884, when Il enbers
or Congress, members of the Legislature and
county officers including Superior Judges,
Will be elected. The term of Superior Judges
Is Elk years, but under the new Constitution
the term was shortened one year, as was also
that of all State officers.
PoLIcE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
Oliver Aldridge, disturbing the peace, found
guilty, find So and costs. Oliver Aldridge,
carrying concealed weapon, dismissed on mo-
ton of CITY Attorney. VIM. Guilty, drunk,
pleaded gully, discharged. Susan King and
III. II. King, malicious mischief. taken under
advisement, NJ. Graf and d. Falconer, mis-
demeanOr, taken under Amusement until to-
4 =
tinued to November 20.h. An Shin grand
larceny, discharged on motion of City At
torney. Mable Hamilton, misdemsanor,
fRed s..
AUCTION SALEs-Bsll & Co., auctioneers.
announce that they will sell on next Friday,
at 1890 A. NJ, at their salesroom on J street,
a large consignment Of household and kitchen
furniture. A seven-ocsave piano Is mentioned,
also a mahogany wardrobe. The same firm
also calls the attention of parties wishing to
dispose Of furniture to the time at which il
should be deposited at their sslesroom
Sherburn x Smith announce the sale Of a
very large 10. OF goods. by public auction, at
their saiesroom on K street, on Saturday
next. l. includes furniture, stoves. caroetg,
ccockery, glassware, platedwAre, and other
articles.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-The Miller
Brothers, VINO save enc of their spiritualistic
peri riparc S. Metropolitan Tkeater last
Sunday evening, are announced TO appear
again at the sane place next Sunday even
ing, The police are invited to secure the
mediums in haodcuffs aud shaclxles, and while
IN Ills condition IL is stated that spirits Will
materialzs and de mstarializs in full view of
those present. Slate writing and other tests
are also p'omi'ed. The box office will be
open on Saturday morning.
New ESTABLISHMENT A. & a. Hebron
have purchased the hardware and agricult.
ural implement business of George o. Bates
/ Sa-, aud removed to a new store two doors
from the old place, namely. Nos. 217 and 219
j street, where they promise to keep on hand
full line Of hardware aud farm implements.
+. l. Green has been secured as manager.
The wholesale butcher business Of A. He'll.
bron & Bro. will be continued as usual, e1-
cepting that the office viii be located in the
new store.
INCORPORATED Of incorporation
were filed with tbs Secretary of State yester-
day by the Ansroon Consolidate Gold Min
ing Company Directors-I. A. Reichshefen,
i l. Rev, Stephen Otis, 1. +. Johnson. Fran
"a g. Weston. Capital stock, $40 600, 600,
divided into 100. 900 shares. Principal place
OF business, San Francisco.
CoMNERcIAL--The steamer Flora arrived
yesterday from Butte City. with large
loaded with wheat. The steamer San Joa-
quin No. 8 arrived from Port Costa light,
and returned with barge of wheat.
FRKIGHT FOR THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise wss shipped East from Sscra-
mento yesterday Six cars Of wool. Of sal
mon, l of hops 2 Of merchandise, 2 Of dried
fruit and 2 of canned goods.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-The following freight
fcz Ssor ,lrIenso passed o stlen on the 18th ic.
slant: For J. P. LAwhridge, carload hard
tSS Jgsspd Hahn & Co., l box canned
gly5Sin
LATE ARRESTS. following names were
recorded st the Station. house last night at II
O'clock Charles Mclaughlin. battery, by
Of