Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-05
MINOR MENTION.

the Sacramento river is still rising, having
reached feet 6 inches above low-water mark
last evening.
Bernard SteiamaD, regular Republican
nominee for Supervisor, First District. pub.
fishes his card.
j. Il. Webster announces himself as the
regular Democratic nominee for Supervisor
of the Third District.
A special train of fifteen carloads of tea
passed through Sacramento this morning az
o'clock for New York
Il is reported that 500. 900 sacks of whea,
on the banks Of the Sacramento river were
exposed to the storm on Tuesday.
Ia the Superior Cours yesterday William
Beatty, a native of Ireland. was admitted to
citizenship upon tie ties .imony OF Oaen
Hanna and William Ellis.
DR.. w, r. Cluness. OF this city. AMI Joseph
ID. Redeirg, son of the late B 3 Redding,
have been elected members of thu Academy
of Sciences in San Francisco.
Matthew Cooke, Chief Executive Horti.
cultural Officer, will to-day deliver an az
dress on injurious insects and their remedi 8
Def re the State Grange in Stockton.
General John f. Miller, United States
Senator, and Governor George Q. Perkins sre
announced elsewhere to deliver political ad-
dresses during tho present campaign.
The only case which came up for trial in
the Police Court yesterday was that Of n.
z. Nichols, charged with maintaining pub
lie nuisance, and it was continued to October
9th.
Two mora lstter-csrriers will be added to
the present force in this city on the 18th in.
slant, Postmaster Hopping having received
tha ne mt ha tel M
partment. The carrier force will then con
s;st Of seven persons.
The steamer San Joaquin passed through
to San Francisco yesterday with a barge
loaded with grain. The steamer Governor
Dana arrived with a cargo of wheat from
Grimes Landing and returned light to How
ELS ranch. The steamer Ceres left for the
upper Sacramento with barge light TIE
steamer Pioneer arrived yesterday from Sar
| Francisco.
DIPLOMAS GRANTED.-Eiuc ational life
diplomas have been granted by F. A. Camp
bell, Superintendent of Public instruction
to the following named persons Chancey o
Sharpe, Siskiyou county; George w. Hurst
Sarah II. Spalzsburg. Santa Cruz county
Charles J. Thorn, Ambrose Meaghap, Ala
media i; John l.. Shearer, Napa Sarah S. Fer
guson, Trinity county; Florence c. Miller
| Alamo ds county; Frederick Hackett, Butt
county: Clara FL. Bradner, Mrs L. J. Howe
Matte +. Bradner, Sacramento g. Usinger
Anna M. Dore, Mary J. Henderson. Mary L
| Mooney, Ella La Grange, San Francisco
The following educational diplomas hayt
been granted: Lizzie d. Frisbie, Mary F
Boggs, Napa county Annie Loucks. Maria
| | tDrngAn
Butte; Fannie Estrada, Santa Cruz; .Tacot
| II, Wood, Trinity county Timothy J. Lyon
Sacramento; John NJ. Mccoy, S. Clark Smith
| Coluss county; John S. Brown, Luella Gil
lespie, Solano county; Emma J. Perry
| Rachel Young. Butte county; Mrs. Mary J
| Clery, Ella n. Booth, Julia Hockbeimer
Harriet A. Spaulding, S. Ella La Grange
Nellie Murphy, AlbertiGe Plunmer, Sarai
b Jenkins, Agnes Mclaughlin, Rache
Adelire A. Bacon, San Francisco
Lottie Gibson. Johaanah 6. Buud, Cslave
rss county; Belle Henley. Sacramento coun
ty; John Herrod, George Brock, Nevadi
county; Z. A. Pierce, Alameda.
Costly SHoEs.-Y esterday afternoon
man who gave the name of Casey stole
pair Of 81 shoes from a store or K street, be
tween Front and Second. The officers wer
notified and started in search of the thief
They soon discovered that he had sold then
TO stranger at the Garner Of Third and \
streets for 70 cents. The officers traced thei
nan step by step until they discovered hin
hiding in the basement Of the Grand Hotel
corner of Front and K streets, where he wa
captured by officers Farrell, Martin ant
Coffee and conveyed to the station house
where charge of petty larceny was booke
| against him.
FIRE.-The alarm Of FIRE turned in iron
Box "a, at 1880 o'clock last night, wa
C used by the burning of one-story hous
situated on the corner of Twenty-fourth an
L streets. 1t was the property Of and 0ccu
pied by George Farley. The building wa
entirely consumed when the Fire Department
arrived. None of the contents were saved
The fire originated in the kitchen, but frou
what cause is unknown. Loss about 81, 200
Insured in the Union Of San Francisco 70
$500.