Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A COOL COUNTRY.

down there didn't have extension tubes to
accommodate in the matter of thermometrical
registration. l got up and went, half clad,
Into the street in search Of the lower corner
If = brtez,. tell you il was red not. As |
went down the strezt ] found solitary shop
keeper putting up his window-bl inds. l
thought conversation might mitigate the dis
comfort Of the heat. 50 | opened On him"
a hot night, my friend.
Yes: a little warm"
"a little warm VIII, do you have it
hotter here than this
"Oh, yes. occasionally; but this is about
the regular thing for summer here
Great heavens How do you stand it ;.
"Well. IN tell you, sir. Whenever it is
hot here | Just ref set how much hotter it
must be in Sacramento"
What's that you say: | am from Sacra.
mento. In Fix years that I've been there
have experienced no excessive heat The
evenings ars always cool, and the msan tenn
perature Is not above
"Oh, yes, know; I'm posted
Why, how hot do you have it here, that
you max. such 4 comparison :?
on, well, it never gets above 10 ia tho
shade here. and"
Mr. Masliu di6ut wait to hear more, but
went to bed and sought rest in the reflection
that one needs to go away from h me 70 hear
the news.
Police CoyRr.-Tne following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester
day: Louis Cavanaugh, an iacorrgible
drugk, pleaded guilty, and the Judge gave
him ninety days in the chain-gaug. in hopes
to keep him away from liquor long eDOu h
10 get sobsred ~. Wm. Thompson. charged
with disturbing the peace, had hearing and
was discharged. Otto Miller, whom it is a,
serted shot ss his wife at Sixth aud NJ stlests,
was brough. before the Court, charged with
violating the ordinances against dischargiDg
firearms within the city limits he pleaded
guilty and was fined s.. The case of Henry
Harris, charged with battery, was continued
10 the 18th instant. Henry Leslie, charged
with similar offsrse, had bis case continued
to the I4th. james McLane, charged with
battery, was found guilty and fined 50, or
five days in the city prison.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. - Rising
Star Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. s.
on Wednesday evening installed the fol-
lowing officers Ma. c. C. Taft, n. c.;
Mrs. George Guthrie. V. g.; Mrs. Lizzie f.
Dillmap, Rec. Sec: y. Is. Hammer, Per. Sec !;
Julia Patterson. Treas; Ii. w. Jensen,
Warden Mrs. f. Z. Carlaw, Con; c. c.
Taft, Inside Guard Mrs. L Morehouse, r.
S. tn V. e.; Mrs. II. Benteen, l.. S. to V.
G ; G. Murray, r. 5. to \. G.; Mrs. Taos.
Warmly, l.. S. to n. G.; Mrs, E. Gilman,
Chaplain. After installation handsome
jewel was presented to Mrs. Sberburn. re-
firing officer. y collation. was served by the
sisters of the Lodge in the dining-rooms of
the Odd Fellows Temple.
PROBABLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT after
noon Mollie Davenport, woman Of the
town, who lives on Second street, between X
and L, was visited by man from the coun-
try by the name Of George Wilson. They
had a dispute about some money, when Viii
son knocked her down and kicked her in the
abdomen in 3 brutal manner. He was ar
rested by local officers KaIcher and Osch-
valid aud lodged in the city prison. The
eirl received immediate medical attention.
Last night it was rumOrsd on the street that
she was dead. Upon inquiry it was ascsr.
tanned that she was not dead, but would
probably die from the effect of her wounds.
MINERAL LAND PATEHTs.-Following is
list of mineral patents received at the
United States Land Office, in this city, on
the 12.h inst Mineral entry No. 1873, for
the claim of the Pennsylvania Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company. upon the PENINSULA
ria GS,d and Silver Quartz Mine and Mill
site No 5S1, for the claim ef Bartolomeo
Figore ct al. upon the Volcano Fiat Placer
Mine No. 793'' for the claim OF Sarah i.
Doun0iy, upon ths DOunody Placer Mine;
No. 1872, for the claim OF the Nat Water
and Mining Company; No. IA, for the
claim Of the Arctic Mining Company, upon
the Arctic Quartz Mine.
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assessment rolls of Sacramento county for
1882, are as follows: City roll, S11, 72S, 100;
county roll. 81, 995 24O; personal roll, 81 &C.,,
$50. Total amount of all property assessed,
$50, 07S7l9. The rolls last year were as fol-
lows: City roll, Sl2, 474 759; county roll,
IS, $50, $50 personal roll, 81, 265, 765. Total
amount of all property assessed in 1881, S22,-
$50, 3S4 The roll Of 1881 was 81, $40, 665
larger than is the roll OF 1882. The assess
ment of the railroad company 10 this county
for the present year is 81 sos 424.
NEW CoURT OF FoREsTERs-The new
court of Foresters, to be known as Court
Sacramento, will be formally opened this
evening according to the customs and usages
of the A. o. L. Court Capitol will have
charge of the exercises. All new members Of
Court Sacramento will be Initiated this even
ing into the new court. The officers of the
new court will re Installed by Deputy High
Chief Ranger Mills. About year ago Court
Capitol was instituted here, since which time
the Order Of Foresters have been steadily IL
creasiug in membership.
b INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. = On July
. 1th D. D. Samuel Smith installed til
Bfficers OF Occidental Eucampment, No. AZ,
n o. o. F., AS follows: c. P, Thomas w.
Smith; Ii. p, Fred. IidiDs; S. W., z. Z.
Plat Scribe, Nelson Wilcox; t., Frank
Hogsboom j. w, w. A. Stephenson First
W., Richmond Davis; Second W., W. II.
Sherburn Third W., 4. b. Parsons /; Fourth
W., George Lemke G., j. FL. Stebbins: 1.
s. j. A. Lawry o. s., John Plat; First
CD t., 0. w. Erlywine Second Ga T., Ii.
Schwartz.
OPEN AIR CONCERT TONIGHT First
Artillery Band will give one Of their pleas.
ing coIc,rts at the Capitai-PaIk this even.
ing. The following fine selection Of music
will be rendered March, Parrots :" over
ture, FIRST Prize :" Nightingale Sere-
made" polka; Those Brilliant Eyes, :"
schottisehe Happy Hearts," waltz; ;
Geraldine Polka" coruet solo grand fan
tasia overture. The Dancers Dream :"
Hartmann's Home, Sweet Home" with
air variations for piccolo, by Charles Neal
INcoRPoRATED.-Thsre have been filed with
the Secretary of State articles of incorpora.
ton of the Rotary Hammer Manufacturing
Company, TO manufacture and sell hand rock
drills, quartz crushers and other mechanical
appliances of the rotary hammer. Principal
place of business. Stockton. Directors-W.
A Sf,ol~vyall Tarncs Gavsn
]. X. Doak, G. c. Hyatt, all of the city Of
Stockton. Capital stock, 81. 0OO, GOO, divided
into 10, COO shares.
CoNDussIoNED.-The Governor has issued
commissions as follows: L. G. Nesmith, as
First Lieutenant and Paymaster on the staff
of the Lieutenant Colonel commanding the
Fifth Infantry Battalion, Second Brigade,
n. q. C.. with rank from July II, 1882.
Arnold Mentscher, as Msjqr and Commits,
sary ON the stall OF the Brigadier- General!
commanding the First Brigade, with raLk
from June Is, 1882.
OFFICERS RAIsED.-Oa the 18Th of July
D. D, G. S. j. P. Counts, assisted by the
Great Chiefs, raised up the officers of Cos
umnes Tribe. No ii. Imp o. K. NJ, as fol.
lows: Sachem, B 4nj min Chambers j. S..
w. O. hack v. IT, NsoI5e %. hstZ5ns sein )
F. G., George Boyne; K. Of W. H. Win
tiers 1. s, Richmond Davis; T. s., A.
Schade1; G. W, L. S. Moore; G. F., H.
Morii'.
Nor THE PRoPBIEroR.-Th five. cent beer
dive, 1.-THE Hole in she Sidewalk, on the
north side Ct X street, between Third and
Fourth, from which officer Lee took the two
highwaymen on Wednesday evening, ia not
owned by the one-legged tambourine player,
but by Mr.. Smith, of tue Sacramento Res,
taursht.
TRADE MARK FILED-The California Re.
frigerator Meat Shipping Company has fled