Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-11
CONCISE LOCALS.

! The only station on the coast from which
rain was reported last night was that at San
Diego.
1t is rumored that Supervisor Smith will be
made Chairman Of the new Beard of Super
| yisors.
Ninety-6ve emigrsnt passengers viii strive
IN Sacramento tomorrow by the train from
| the East.
The Sacramento river fer several days has
varied but slightly from II feet shove low
water mark.
Yesterday twenty years sgo General Burn
| side was placed In command of the Army Of
| tie Potomac.
Special officer George Karcher is on night
DUTY st the police-station during the illness
Of officer Leavy.
| Spsrry & Co., cf Stockton, yesterday fled
| their claim to trademark for -four with the
Secretary of State.
Governor Perkins has appointed B. B.
Allen Notary Public for Sonoma county, TO
reside at Ssbastopol.
j. G. Siergars and H. /. Jos, residents of
| the island of Trinidad. fled their trademark
for bis:ers yesterday.
Yesterday James Bighsm wss elected
oserseer of Road Districs Ne. 10 by the
Board of Supervisors.
a trademark for soap, 1.-The Favorita, y
was filed yesterday with the Secretary by
Charlss Laufenburger.
Ed Leaks, of Dixon, is candidate for the
position of Secretary of tie Senate at The
next session of the Legislature.
Superintendent Fred NJ. Campbell wilde
liver a lecturs before the Yolo County Teach.
ers' Institute. to be held next week.
The work sf filling in the most in which
the new suetion-pipe for the Water Works
has been laid was completed yesterday.
Ofhcer Lssvy was reported to be much
better last evening. and hopes are now enter.
tanned Of bis recovery without the loss OF leg.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday after.
noon took recess until Monday st 10 A. NJ.
when the election returns will be canvassed.
The steamer Ceres came down from the
upper Sacramento yesterday With q barge
loaded with wheat, as did also the Governor
Dana.
John Jones, obtaining money under false
pretenses; Frank Jones, misdemeanor. aud
three dodgers, were registered at the police.
station last evening.
The steamer Reform arrived from San Fran.
cisco yesterday with barses Of lumber con.
signed TO the Friend L Terry Lumber Com.
pauy and W. F. Frazer.
The Board OF Supervisors yesterday sward.
ed the contract OF building the bridge across
Arcade creek 20 Messr-. Carl & Croly. The
sum to be paid is 81, l45.
Peter Bryding, whose eyes deceived him in |
regard TO the size of cord of wood. had the |
man who cut it arrested yesterday, and |
charged with obtaining money under false |
presenses.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday agreed |
20 visit Il sclsmation District No. 4O7 on !
Tuesday, November Is II, in the matter Of |
the petition Of l.. q. Ruble, for the establish. |
ment of an independent reclamation district, |
The Christian Church, on Eighth street, /
has been undergoing some repairs lately. |
Among other things. the pulpit. which was
formerly between the doors at the front en-.
trance, has been changed to the rear of the
building.
The Executive Committee of the Anti.
Debris Association were in session yesterday
afternoon and lsst evening, at the office Of
the Secretary, in the Hall of Records build.
ing. None of the proceedings have as yet
bsen made public.
On Thursday two hunters had a narrow
escape from drowning by the overturniug of
their boat on the river. The upsettiug was
caused by. the men attempting to grasp a
barge which was passing. Two valuable guns
were lost, which were being searched for yes
terday, but with no success.
The wager OF wheelbarrow ride, which
was made between L. B. Smart and +.
Wilder on the election of one of the Repub-
licsn candidates for State Senator is to be
paid this afternoon. Mr.. Wilder will wheel |
Mr.. Smart through some of the principal |
streets. headed by fife and drum. A collec-
ton will be taken up on the route for the
benefit of the orphan asylum.
The fog yesterday morning. which lifted st |
about II o'clock, deposited in the rain-gauge |
kept by S. II. Gerrish .007 of an inch of |
water, making a total for the month of 2274 |
inches, and for the season, Gill inches. In |
1881, to a corresponding date, there was III |
of an inch: 1880, a sprinkle; 1879, .720 of an |
inch 1873, I'll Of an inch; 1877, $50 of an |
inch; 1876, 500 inches; 1875, $40 of al |
inca.