Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-01
ISIS. 1879. 1850. 1851. 1882


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| Northwest ......... 81 40 30
| West.............-. g
| Southwest. -.....--. 80 80 81 AZ %
| South. .............l LIP 90 SO 81 So
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Summary for Jure, 1882: Average
hourly velocity and prevailing direction of
wind for the month, at 4:02 A. NJ, CT miles,
| from the south and southeast at 1902 P. NJ,
| ~ miles, from the south; at SOP P. NJ, 8
miles, from the south. Highest water in the
river, 200 feet; lowest water ia the river,
| Ii 0 feet. Solar halo ON the 18Th.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. - An adj ourned
meeting of the City Board of Education was
held last evening. Present Messrs. Herzog,
Stalker, Hammer, Butler and Tracy. The
Finance Committee reported in favor of the
following bills. and they were ordered paid ::
w. A. & c. S. Houghton, Sl20 81; II. S.
Croker, SIG so; W A !, G. S. Houghtop,
| S23 As; Whittier, Fuller L Co., S11 Garlic
& Croly, S21 30; Capital Gas Company,
s. 40; Granger C. o. A 10 cents; Hartford
Insurance Company. $50 Sweater i Alsip,
SIS; Palmer & Sepulvsda, 81 60 Shields &
DFeuaNs gil ~, Ltt ia INSURANCE Auhl-
psuy, $50 80; South British and National
Insuraucs Company, SIG % Charles Zeitler,
| 81; Reel Bros, S25; NJ. Madden, $50. The
plans for school. house at Twenty seventh
and J streets were accepted, and the Building
Committee authorized to advertise for bids
until July 10Th, at 1850 P NJ for the erection
of the building, the Board reserving the right
to reject any and ali bids.
THE NV ADJUTAST. GENERAL.-General
john F. Sheehap, of this city late coal,
mander OF the Fourth Brigade. has been ap-
pointed by the Governor Adjutant. General
of the State in the following order;
ADJUTANT-GESERAI's OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, June 80, 1852.
General Orders, No. 16
l. Major. General Samuel W. Backus, Adjutant-
General of California having rendered his resigna
ton, the same is accepted, to take effect from the
date of this order
IL. The following appointment is hereby an
nounced, for the information of the National Guard
of California and persons having business with this
Department John F. Sheehap, of Sacramento to
be Adjutant- General OF the State of California with
tie rank Of Major General, from July 1st, vice
Samuel W. Bacius, resigned. He will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY order of the Commander in Chief
SAMUEL W. BACkUS, AdjutAnt-Gen
W. B. BURTs, A. a. G.
h1ONhINP u Utuc sbTSGb
car, going up K street at 4:45 P. NJ, yester-
day, was womsp vino held iu her lap three
months old babe. While the woman's dress
betokened the reverse of neatness, the baby
was prettily and well clad The woman was
so drunk that she fell asleep in the car and
several times nearly lost her hold of the child.
When she left the car st Tenth and K streets
she could scarcely keep upright, and specta-
tors expected mon,eatarily to see her fall
with the child but she managed to stagger
off Keeling from ride TO side along the walk.
| There was not one who saw the woman
whose pity was not mingled with Indignation,
and also with shame for humanity.
RosEvILLE ITEMS j. P. Burchard, of
Rocklin, has built new hall, 80 by 90, and
put up in the same nice stage with drop
curtain, scenery. etc. On the 18th of July
| there will be given a grand ball to dedicate
the new hall. The Masonic Lodge Ct Rose
vile are also building a new hall, and the
same is nearing completion. When the new
Masonic Hall is completed it will be occupied
not only by the Masons, but the Odd Eel
lows, United Order of Workmen, Chossn
Friends and Good Templars.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terdsy morning Judge Henry found little to
do. All Ack, charged with disturbing the
peace, was found guilty and fined s. and
costs or five days in the County Jail George
Clark, charged with battery; case continued
| to July 1st George Dow, charged with steal
ing ride on the c. 2. r. r. cara, was
found guilty, and senteuced to pay fine of
s. or serve five days in the City Prison.
A COSTLY GLASS BRoKEE.-A very large
and costly plate-elass window in the store of
Samuel Nathan & Co., on J street, near
Sixth, was broken yesterday morning. 1t is
believed to have been done by two boys,
whose names are knowa. They used slings
which propslled stones. The fracture is
about three feet long and the damage is
fully covered by insurance.
EN- ROUTE Sheriff Showers passed
through the city yesterday en- route from Saa
Quentin to Mono county with All Sing. All
Sing was convicted some time since of bur-
glsry and sentenced to three years imprison-
ment at San Quentin. The Supreme Court
has granted him new trial.
TRADE NfARKs.-Brewster & Russell, of
San Luis Obispo City, have filed with the
Secretary of State their claim to the trade
mark ''Owl Tree" for saddle trees. w. K.
Dietrich, of San Francisco. has filed his
claim to the trademark " Siberian Balsam,
for medicinal compounds.
this morning, in front of the Court house,
A. G. Sweetser, Commissioners, will sell at
auction house and lot, lately the property
of Captain Pierce, deceased. The house con-
tains eight rooms, and the size of the lot il
20 by so feet.
TALKED-oF RAcE.-A match between Geo.
Hearst's horse Jack Gilmer and a Montana
horse, for IS. 600 side, has been arranged for.
The race will be run at Salt Lake, at some
date not yet fixed upon.
"HIs HEADS RIGHT."-How often this
| expression is thoughtlessly and untruthfully
applied. No mans head can be right unless
| it is covered by hat purchased of Slater, the
| halter, 400 street, above Fourth.
| The largest stock the largest trade the
| largest crowds can always be seen st the
| leading one price shoe.house of Lewis Bros,
All J street, between Fourth and Fifth.
For BARGAINS in groceries. always go TO
II. Fl. Paulk's Cash Grocery, S14 K street.
EIGHT POUNDS granulated sugar for 81.
| 8l4 K street.
THE Millinery Parlors of the Red House
are turning out lots of new style hats.
MEMS LINEN BUSTERS. 81 10 upwards, at
Hale's.
MINIS CALICO CoATs. 50 cents, at Hale's.
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