Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE LATE STORM.

The report OF the late rain In this city. as
given by s. II. Gsrrish, is as follows: Rain
fall Of Saturday, .253 of an inch Sunday,
.0jS; making total for the season of .639 of
an inch. In 1881 the rainfall to same date
none; 1873 1921 of an inch; 1877, none
1876. sprinkled; 1875, none
Sergeant BArwick reports The rainfall at
tits point for the season to date as 81 of an
inch, and for the season OF 1878, to same
date, thsre was noae The season Of 1883
gave % OF an inch t. date. The seas On of
1880 gave none up to corresponding date.
The season of 1880 81, to date, none but the
season of 1881 . gave 80 of an inch. The
telegraph ioes bsi down during Saturday,
the reports from the northern signal stations
failed to reach the Signal Office until
to day noon, and the following is the
rainfall during the storm at each signal sta
ton named Olympia, 10 of an inch Port
land, .53 of an inch: Roseburg. AZ Of an
inch; Red Buff, l OF inches, and o. of that
fell between the hours of II NJ and P. NJ.
yesterday. 1t appears as though the center
must have been in that vicinity, going east.
ward. During the slight rain yesterday
there was .04 Of an inch at Sacramento; at
San Francisco there was 20 of an inch plu.
viametered. The general state of the weather
last night was fair TO cloudy north of Sscra-
mento, With rain at Rose6urg ; while to the
south OF Sacramento the weather was gem r
ally clear, with mild temperature. The bs.
rometer ia about nominal all along the Pacific
slope.
Dispatches received at this Office show that
the storm has been quite general throughout
the State. being particularly heavy in San
Joaquin, Stanislaus, MERGED and Santa Clara
counties.
THE RFcFPTIoy MEETINGS -T;a ov,u,;-ou
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A. con-
sequent upon the arrival OF the gene! al Sec.
rotary, and the visiting of the O4kland and
San FranciFcn Secretaries, and which began
Friday evening, continued yesterday. At9
A. NJ. devotional exercisa S were held at Sixth.
street nj. T.. Church, led by H, J. Mccoy. of
San Francisco, and in the afternoon at 3
o'clock union serVics was held at the Con-
gregational Church. when " Association
work was presented by Mr.. Mccoy, Z. S.
Fowler of Oakland. aud S. d. Fuller, Grand
Secretary OF the Sacramento Association.
At the close of this meeting up wards of 5000
was subscribed to assist 10 deftayiug the ex-
penses OF the work in this city. In the fore.
noon Messrs. Fowler and Fuller held services
in KiDgsley Chapel, aad in the evening at
the Calvary Baptist Church. Mr.. McCoy oc.
cnpied the pulpit at the Congregational
Church IN the evening, speaking upon the
subject, How to Reach Young Men"
Much interest was manifested at all these
meetings Steps are TO be taken a. once, il
Is announced, 10 nicely furnish the Associa.
ton rooms. to make them cheerful and az.
trsctive. The ladies' Central Committee Of
the Association are to hold meeting this af.
terooon at 2 o'clock az the Associ alton rooms
for the purpose of completing ARRANGEMENTS
for the furnishing, to which sill ladies inter-
ested ia the work are invited to attend. The
general Secretaries will be present a. the
meeting to confer uoon the matter ard prs.
seat the subject of ladies' aid in Ass ,ci .tior
work.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
nerchs.r, - Sacramento passed Ogden
on the 27th: c. H. Krebs Co., l bundle
sand paper, 5 barrels putty, IL barrels, case
and l keg paint, l barrel lamp black; Hall,
Luhrs Il Co.. 10 cases matches A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co, box leather l case saddlery
hardware. box hardware; S Lipm an & Co,
box and bales dry goods. box blankets
Geary Co., boxes drugs, box per-
box tin foil; Billingsley & Co.,
DO % -..cI Hale Bros & Co., 2 blles cot
ton goods, bales and case hosiery, ! box
clothing; A. Coolot, packages tobacco J.
d. Klune, cases plated ware: Baker &
Hamilton, barrel copper vie; 7. G.. Kings
land Son, cases hard ware, l case saws- /
case meat cutters, 6 bundles single-trees,
boxes nails; Waterhouse & Lister, 81 sets
and 10 bundles whsels S boxes smokes. SEQ.
i4ld & Tevis. 2 barrels and one case paint
Adams McNeill & Co, casa cigars l.. l..
Lewis & Co., boxes silver plated cutlery;
Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co.. 4 bundles and l
box wire, boxes hardware, bundles hoes, l
box saws, IL cases iron screws, packages
hardware, u boxes locks g. A. & c, S.
Houghton, case ruled paper r. Roe5er, 2
boxes household goods; l.. Elkus l. CO., 8
boxes hats; J. S. Kirk & Co, $50 boxes
soap; Mebius & Co., 10 barrels canned hams.
DELEGATES APPOINTED. Pursuant to call
meeting was held at Pioneer Hall on Sat.
urday for the purpose of selecting delegates
TO attend the Farmers State Convention to
bs held at Stockton on the It'll instant. II,
w. johnson was elected Chairman, and Geo.
Rich Secretary. The following were chosen :
Delegates at larse-Thomas Mcdonnell
From oTuships-BeDj amin Wilder, VIM.
johnson, John Rsith. II. A. Parker, George
Wilson. John Hsalon, A. NJ. Plummer, Geo.
Rich. o wen Ingleson, H w. johnson. Geo.
Z. Carr. Z. w. Stickuey, L. H Fassett,
James Holland. The Convention instructed
the delegates to act upon any question which
came up bsfore them, after which it ad-
journed.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Tha great mod.
ern success, the comedy drama, by Bronson
Howard. entitled 1.-THE Bankers Daughter, "
will be performed this evening for the first
time before a Sacramento audience. The
managers announce that it will be perfectly
acted with brilliant effects, and that new and
magnificent scenery has been imported es-
pecislly for the occasion. The play will be
reproduced on Tuesday evening. On We'd.
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city, The Lights o. London" will be pre-.
sented. The box-ofiice will be open to-day,
where seats can BE- securel without extre
charge.
CoNMERcIAL.-Sirce last report the follow
ing steamers have arrived: San Joaquin
No. 2 from San Francisco, with general mer.
chandise aud barge of freight for upper Sac
ramento river steamer Varuus from upper
Sacramento river with barge of grain in
transit; San Joaquin No. from San Fran
cisco, en- route to upper Sacramento steam
err Reform from San Francisco with birgs of
lumber for the Friend & Terry Lumber Com
piny and w. K. Feszer. Departed San
Joaquin No. for San Francisco with barge
of grain steamer Varuna fer upper Sacra-
msnto with barge Of freight steamer Re-
form with bSrge light, to load with grain on
river.
CITY TREASURY REoEIPTs.-Tae follow.
log amounts were paid into the city treas
ury for the weak ending Saturday, Septem.
Der 80. 1882: S. r. Caldwell, Cemetery dues,
S29: Il. ID. Server, water rates, 50 362 70 !:
Z. III. McKea, county spp ornament for
schools. Sc 662 10; y. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, S120; w. A. Henry, Police Court fines
$50: George A. Putnam. city licenses,
1902 40; George A. Putnam, dog licenses,
81 80; total, $40. sos 50.
CRIMINALS SENTENCED In The Superior
Court, Saturday, the following named per-
sons, who had heretofore pleaded guilty, were
sentenced: William Emmerson and John
Scott, for robbery, each one years imprison.
ment 10 Folsom State Prison Joseph Tai
bot, for burglary, same sentence. The SEN
tencs Of All Hook and Gus Comes was post
poned until October 4sh.
REwARD.-Tne Board of Fire Under
writer's of San Francisco offer a reward of
. 81. 600 for the arrest aud conviction of tbs
persons who ses fre to the wooi-pilss belong
ing to John Cardwell aud Z. d. Christy, at
Folsom. short time AGO.
u-1xocRArIc MEETING.-E. G. Marshall,
Democratic nominee for Attorney. General,
aud james H. Budd, cznd;date fer Congress
from this district, are announced TO speak on
the political issues st Turner Hall en- to-
morrow evening.
THE High. Grammar, Night and all the
Primary Schools will begin on Monday, Oc-
ttH,T2 os the Tweaty-sevenfh and j.
81 :, which will opzn on Wednesday
NJ a, october An. go
ECLIPSE EXTRA DIR recsivei the highest
award in competition with sll American and
aaveral foreign chsmpAgnes. st the late New
York Culinary Exposition.
NEW styles Of footed glass sauce plates
= only 90 cents par logan at Ackermau;- clos