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

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| tion-pipe for the waterworks into position.
The tunnel was completed last week, and a
short time more will suffice to complete the
| work.
| In the Police Court yesterday, John Cox,
who was convicted on Saturday of a viola.
ton of the viticultural law, was sentenced
| by Judge Henry to pay fne of $50 or be
! confined fifty days in the County Jail An
appeal will be taken.
II. d. Blodgett, who came to this city yes.
terday from Princeton, Colusa county. saws
that during the late storm Hugh j. Glenn
had nearly one hundred stacks of wheat ex-
posed to the rain. They will average Us
sacks each, but it is not known to what ex-
tent they have been damaged.
A few days ago well-known lady of this
city who had just returned from visit to
the Eastern States, remarked to some friends
that she could never think of giving up her
California home 80 reside on the other side of
tie Rocky Mountains. On bsing asked why,
she replied that IN the city of Ellsworth, Me-.
they charged ten cents for small slice OF
watermelon, and al apple not half as big as
ones list cost two cents.
On Saturday evening, about II o'clock, as
f. Ingram was passing along ID street, BE-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, two footpads
ordered him to stop and pass over his loose
change. Mr.. Ingram failed 20 comply with
their requCst FIR his mooey, but, instead,
raised revolver That he was carrying in his
hand and fired. They ran away and was
soon lost in tbs darkness. 1t ia supposed the
mark5man made bad shot, as no deld tramp
or highwsyman has been discovered.
The proprietor of the store at ia K street
stepped ont for moment yesterday forenoon
and when returning met Cbiuamau comirg
out of thu door. The Chinamau looked sus-
picious, and Inquiry was made az to what he
wanted He wanted nothing, which in
creased the suspicion, and he was searched,
but nothing could be found. a short time
afterward the proprietor looked up to see the
tiue of day, but the clock was gone. Il was
small clock, valued at about 81 30, and IS
there when the proprietor left the room.
Officers have the case in hand.
On THE PACIFIC SLoPE.-Sergeant Bar.
wick, of the United States Signal Service
Station, gives a synopsis of the reports of the
state of the weather on the Pacific slope, at s
o'clock last night: The barometer that was
falling rapidly at Olympia at noon began to
rise slowly at that point, but was still rapid
ly falling at Olympia and Roseburg. The
storm that is now showing itself in Washing.
ton Territory and Oregon and California,
with light rain, has percepLibls influence on
the barometer as far south as Los Angeles.
for 1t was rising at room from Red Bluff
to San Diego, but last night it was falling
at all the signal stations except Olympia and
San Diego. Olympia, Portland, Roseburg
Mendocino, Red Bluff, S1n Francisco and
Sacramento all reported to Washington by
telegraph, at P. NJ. last night, a foul
weather sunset; that is. according to the
judgment Of each observer ct the above
named stations, there will be at least .01 Of
an iucb. if not more. Of rain before sunset
to-day TUESDAY otherwise thsir predictions
fail. The rainfall at Olympia in the present
storm-cr from II noon yesterday to P.
the fame dsy-was 10 of an inch; Portland.
90 Of an incn (; RO5eburg .06 of an inch, and
MeDdocino, 10 Of an inch. It was at the
observation of 8 P. NJ last night Raining at
o ympis, Portland, Ro5eburg and Msndo-
elmo.
CITY TRUSTEES -Ths Board CT City Trus-
tees met yesterday morning in their rooms
at the Water Works building. All the mem.
bers present, Mayor Brown presiding. TIE
report of Nj ark Foster, Chief Engineer of the
Water Works, showed that the pumps had
been in operation $50 hours during the last
week. Total number Of gallons pumped, II,
63l, 750. W. L. Chamberlain, City Treas.
| u4SEt hA33b tub following II piIb: uhLS III
| treasury September lst, Si7S i9S Is; re-
ceiged durieg the mon h, SIC, 997 90; dis
buEse5 curing the month. $50, 362 50; in
| treasury September 30Sh, Sl75, 1873 %. After
| allowing Che following bills the Board adj
| journed: J. w. Watt ttor lab1rersl Sl03 80;
l.. Z, Bassett. 1920 30; W. f. Fraser, $40 90;
| FEield Il Terry Lumber Company. Sl94
| John Lynch, Sl2 Z. hIcGinniss. So; Thos.
| Cetter, SIS; r. johnson. SIS John Wall,
| I
| Iouhey, 81 30; l.. Myers, So; g. L. Bush.
! s.; Hoibrook, Merrill & Stetson, 81 IS
Lem Chung, 81; j. +. Barron, SO; Day &
Joy, 50; r. A. Rose. SIS; John hatcher
| (assignee of w. K. Brown, 500; J. w.
Heating Tor NJ. Gorman), Sl32; F. Housh.
ton, IS rs; Joseph Burns, S5l7; J. W.
| Heating assignee of Frank Crosbie) $50 80
| Hugh Latham, 1854; P. H. Russell 1854 ;
n. Mohus, $50; LOTUS & Farren, 500 30
i. Longsbaugh, $50.
FRAME STRUCTURES WITHIN FIRE LIMITS
G. L. Clark yesterday requested permission
of the Board of City Trustees to erect
four frame buildings on the lot To-
Gated on the southeast corner of
Eighth street and alley, between K and l.
streets. There are now several old frame
dwellings on the lot which ne wished to re.
place by new ones. Mayor Brown expressed
the opinion that the ordinance defining the
limits within which frame buildings could be
erected ought to be enforced, else the CITY
would become mass of frame structures and
| liable to disastrous corhsgration. Other
members of the Board expressed the same
views, and the matter was laid on the table,
with promise OF visiting the locality before
the next meeting. VIM. Schroer also ep-
peared before the Board, and asked permits
sion TO erect q wooden awning on the rear of
buildings on K street, between Seventh and
Eighth. This was also taken under advice
ment.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS Collector A. L.
Frost reports the revenue collections in the
Fourth District Of California for the month
of September to have been on distilled spirits.
ETC., Sc 657 IS; on tobacco, snuff cigars, ETC.,
81, S43 &c; on fermented liquors, ST, 329 46
on banks and bankers, ETC., So, 294 80; grand
total. SIG 20.
NoTARIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Perkins
has appointed the following Notsries Public :
E. S. Lippett, for Sonoma county, TO reside
at Petaluma Henry A. Leake, for Alameda
county, to reside at Oakland.
AUCTION To.DAY.-Sherburn Il Smithlwin
sell at public aution to-day, at 1890 A. M,
the entire stock aud fixtures of the Philadel.
phis Casino Saloon, at No. 22l K street,
next door to Western Hotel.
Dissolution SALE.-Goods marked down.
Owing to the recent dissolution of the firm Of
| Arlington, Mills & Morse, our stock Of
mems and boys clothing must be sold az
once to make room for an increase in our
stock Of boots and shoes. Blus House.
SPECIAL closing-out sale of lamps Of
every description, on Wednesday, October
lIth, at Ackerman's, 629 street.
Miss NELLIE BAUoHAMP, of the millinery
department of the Red House, is in San
francisco selecting goods FOX the season.
Z, ID. GILMAN went to San Francisco yes.
terday on business for the Red House.
A LITTLE HIsToRY-Read Hals's sdver.
tlsenent (newl in this is ue.
EXTRA choice Mountain Butter, in rolls
and hrkins, sold cheap. G. W. Chssley, 81
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