Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-04

Grand Lodge, L. o. C. T.
SAN Francisco. October 3i.-The Grand
Looga of Good Templars met to-day at
Laurel Hall. G. W. G. Thompson called
the Convention to order with brief address.
Owing to the number of deleeates-nearly
9o0-the Grand Lodge adjourned to Dash
away Hall. Grand Secretary Katzapstein
presented report giving a gratifying in.
crease in the number of Lodges and mem
bers. Number of Lodges, 800; members,
1871. During the Year the receipts were
S4l, S73 rs; disbursements, $50, Gle 49, The
report of the Chief Templar was mainly de-
voted to consideration Of the lecturing plan.
The election of officers was set for Thursday
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
SAN Francisco, October 3d.-At t1e after.
noon sessiln of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars, most of the time was consumed in
reading the reports of the Grand Worthy
Chief Templsr, Grand Worthy Secretary and
Treasurer. The Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar also reported committee on distribution,
consisting of VIM. Fl. Mills. W. d. Gould
and j: NJ. Walling. The report of the Trus
tees Of the Good TeInplsrs' Home was read
and filed. The report of the Committee on
Distribution was read and adopted, sitter
which the roll of standing committees was
called.
The g EluiTeTs and The "DufYers.''
SAN Francisco, October 3i.-The Prssi-
dents Republican Ward Club Convention
made the following nominations tonight ::
County Recorder, M. Deitrick; City and
County Attorney. L. d. Sawyer; Coroner,
DIR. Garwood; Public Administrator, -
Sutherland; City and County Surveyor, G.
III. Wilson Superintendent Of Public H.
stiuction, Ira G.. Hoitt; Superior Judges, J.
A. Waymire, James M. Trout, @. Bartlett,
A. G. Searles; Police Judges, Hale Xix and
j. n. E.Wllsop. TIE Convention adjourned
until next Tuesday evening.
The Republican County Committee Con-
vention made the following nominations for
thu Board of Supervisors: J. Gates, First
Ward; D. V. Brown, Second: Henry White,
Third; Robsrt FlenEicsD, Fourth R. W.
Simpson, Fifth d. b. Francis, Sixth p. A.
kearrey, Seventh J. Cert, Eighth II.
Burkhardt, Ninth; Fl. B Russ, Tenth J.
w. Stewart, Eleventh. Julius Bandmann,
who had been renomipated at forme- SEES
sion Of the Convention for one of the Board
of Z iuc alton, declined the nomination. The
Convention adjourned until tomorrow even
ing.
The san Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, October 3i.-The demand
for money is Just fair. All local inquiry is
promptly INST at the quotations ruling for
some time. Very little coin is now going
forward, though the rates are kept up.
Fine silver is dali and Mexican dollars are
quite nominal. The financial embsrrass-
meats Of a broker firm and a grain firm
have thrown little more caution into the
ranks of lenders. We quote call loans on
frst-class security at 406 per cent, and the
extremes for commercial loans are 7(G9 per
cent. Mortgage paper is taken by the savings
banks at 6(d9 per cent, and the borrower re-
lieved of all obligations for taxes to the ex.
tent of the lien on his property. Drafts on
New York sell at Zoe premium per 500
kilograms on do, 25c per 500; London ex
change, 493d for bank bills, and SOD for com
mercial; refined silver, 12G12f per cent dis
count; Mexican. dollars, 9l3@92c apiece
nominal.
Fatal Fall of Painter.
San FRANCIsCo, October 3d.-Timothy
Caliaghab, a painter, was killed this morning
by falling through the hatchway OF tht
steamer Oregon into the hold.
Dividend Declared.
SAN Francisco, October 31-The Navsjc
Mining Company declares a dividend of q
cents per share.
Farther Weather Reports.
SAN Francisco, October 3i-The storm
on the bay was quite severe last night. The
grain barge Commerce. with COCO sacks O.
wheat on board belonging to Ransom & Co.
capsizsd off the selwau. The cargo was
total loss. The ightship anchored neal
tie sunken steamer Escambia, on the bar
was forced by stress of weather to slip hel
moorings and seek refuge inside. 1t is
raining to-day, with the wind fresh from the
south.
RIO VISTA. October SILT rained one
iuch from $50 last night to s O'Clock thi:
morning, and still continues in good shape
The barometer marks 90. 81, and is still fall
ing wind south.
NAPA, October 3i.-The weather for the
past two DAYS has been cold and cloudy
|. Last night 20 inches of rain fell.
MARYsvILLE, October 3l.-OLe inch of rair
has fallen since last evening. At noon the
sky is clearing. Considerable damage has
probably been done to grain exposed in stacks
and sacks.
STOCKTON, October 8 l.-The heaviest storm
ever known in this section at this time Of
year commenced this morning at about 9
o'clock, and continued with but little interrup
ton until o'clock this afternoon. Trees
wee blown down, and several buildings il
the country were damaged Considerable
damage will be the result to grain. The rain.
fail to-day is 70 of an och, making l 81 inche:
MARYsynLE, October 81 - The storm
ceased this afternoon. The wind did much
damage to trees, breaking off branches anC
uprooting trunks. Much fruit is lying on the
ground. Total rainfall during the storm, l. 81
inches.
NORTH San JUAN, October 3d-A ire
mendous storm of wind ard rain has pre-.
vailed here since last night, with no sigus at
noon to-day OF a breaking up. No such
storm has ever been known here as early il
the fail IS tkis. in the recollection Of the oldest
inhabitant. Heavy snow has fallen at differ
ent places in the mountains. It has stormeG
necessarily since the och ultiIno.
DIXON, October 3i.-A heavy rain fell last
night, and there are indications of more to-
| dav. The total rainfall to date amounts tt
1.3Si Inches.
EMIGRANT GAP, October 3i.-It has beer
showing and raining at intervals since Sstur
day morning. We are now experiencing thu
heaviest rain-storn known for this time q
year. Work has been totally suspended, the
mills ere shut down, and everything is at
stsndstiil, awaiting tee abatement of tn.
storm.
lone, o ;tober 3i.-We vera Visited viii
another storm last night, giving 60 of al
inch of rain. This will result ia come dam
sge to the farmers, as much hay and grair
are still expos, to the weather. Bus it'll,
stock has yet returned from the mountain
ranges, and but few are pre- pared 10 any way
for 50 severe q storm. The weather, hew
ever, is warm.
SHASTA, OcSoher 3l.-The rain storm sLi!
continues. The rainfall sincs Sunday Ia
beea 80 inches. Tosal for the season, g..
inches.
HoLLIsTFR. October 3i-Haa an inch O.
mois ure fell Saturday afternoon. There wa
| showery Sunday, and a brisk rain com
msnced az O'Clock this morning, with every
| prospect Of an all-iay continuancs.