Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-09
CONCISE LOCALS.

Tnsre was no Sc ssion Ct the Police Court
yesterday.
Enigrant passengers to the lumber of 13S
will arrive in this city by the train from the
Il .st tomorrow.
Two arrests were made Tuesday at the
' polls, and the parties charged with attempt
ing to vote Illegally.
subscriber sends communication in re.
gard to thu first engine that was turned on
the new table at Truckee, but signs no name
to it.
The Board of Education hsld an adjourned
meeting last night at the office of the City
Superintendent. PreseEt-Tracy, Stalker,
Hancock, Slater. There being no quorum
they adjourned, to meet the last Monday Of
the present month.
Yesterday morning, while the overland
passenger train was at the depot 10 this CITY,
otfi.er Burke arrested passenger who was
walking in the depot without hayiog on any
boots. He is supposed to be delirious from
fever. From papers found in his pockets it
was learned that his name is J. Ii. Clifford.
Hs was taken to the station-h house for safe
keeping. He had sos in his pockets.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 9Th
instant: For Hale Bros. & Co., cases un-
derwear, l case dry goods, l case and 2
bundles cotton goods, 2 cases boots l box
quilts, l bale blankets, 2 boxes shoes F /,
Foster, box wire thread c. H. Gilman, 4
cases hats; L. G. Kingsland & Son, boxes
hardware Lindley & Co., so kits, so boxss
and and 10 crates fish, y barrels. so cases and
100 kegs syrup; A. Coolot. case cigarette (;
j. +. Baker. box books; G. A. Loriug, 10
boxes household goods; Contilentsf Oil
Company, tank and 800 cases oil w. ID.
Comstock, boxes chairs a. 2 Van Voor-
hies 4 Co, crates stirrups; G. w. Fox, L
bundle cloth /; L. G. Persons, / box dry
goods; ID. Eckhardt, 2 cases guns, l case
bundles steel; Il; j.. Beckley, bar
fei aS.y; Hall, Luhrs L Co., 20
crates preserves; b. Cohen. l case fringe
Billingsley Co.. &c bundles wrapping pa
per; Capital Furniture Company, l case
4 springs, box rails, Mebius & Co.. 100 kegs
herring; Huntington. Hopkins & Co., 9
bundles wire ri6dles, 3 cares rifles; e. Elkus
Co., box buttons, box dry goods Ad-
ans, Mcneil Co., ~ packages tobacco, 10
barrels hams, boxes .citron, 2 boxes lemon
peel, so boxes and 10 crates fish; G. T. Bush,
boxes gas-fxtures Weinstock & Lubin,
boxes shoes, 3 boxes and 3 cases hats; Hol.
man, Stanton Co., 100 kegs nails; Baker
Hamilton, cases and 2 barrels lanterns,
40 plows and fixtures, boxes saws box
L.
Felter & Co, 20 barrels whisky.
The WEATHER.-Reports received in this
city by Sergeant Barvick show that the
storm of yesterday was principally south of
Red Bl ii, with TIE heaviest rainfall at Los
Angeles and Sacramento. The rainfall for
5 the past twenty. four hours is SO of an inch
at Red Bluff. SO Of an inch at Sacramento.
N at San -
inch at Visalis, and LOO inches at Los An
geles, and none at San Diego although .he
weather at that point is cloudy. The rain
fall during the storm of yesterday amounted
to sc of an iuch making 8 90 inches for the
month, and 90 inches for the season. The
season OF 1878, to corresponding date, gave
SO OF an inch /; the season of 1889 gave ST
of an inch the season Of 1879 so gave ]. 20
inches; the season Of 1901 gave none the
season OF 1872 gave So of an inch !; the
season OF 1882 3 1.-THE present oae) gives 6 90
inches The average rainfall for the past six
seasons to corresponding date is l. 6S
inches. The present season. as compared
with the average rainfall for the past six
years, shows On excess Of 4. 81 inches.
ANOTHER HONEST MAN HEAED FROM. -
, +. M. Smith. now of San Francisco sixteen
years ago at Reno, Nevada, borrowed $50
of John Donovan. Some time since Mr..
Donovan died and was buried in this city,
leaving a widow who few weeks ago re.
ceived letter from Mr.. Smith. stating that
he had borrowed the amount of money above
stated, from John Donovan, aud if she would
establish the fact that she was the widow he
would forward the money with interest, as
the loan had been very great accommods.
tion ts him. The establishing of the fact
that Mira. Catherine Donovan was the lady
sought was easily accomplished, and few
days ago she recei' ed check for $500.
PATRICK LEAvYs INJURrEs.-Police off.
Ger Patrick Leavy, who not long since was
hurt by being kicked on the leg by dis
reputable woman whom he was srresting, is
lying very low. The attending physician
states that he may lose his leg, but the case
need nos necessarily prove fatal. 1t is de-
sired that Mr. Lssvy's numerous friends do
not visit him. as meeting them has bad
effect upon him.
WASHINGTON ELEcTIoS.-The following is
the vote of Washington, Yolo county E..
tes 40. Stoneman ZIG. Mcdonald /, Pedlar
90, Goia z. Kia,hsl Gs. Wikison ia. Free.
man 81. Kelley l43, Pierca II. Hershey 10,
Berg 5S, kean 120. Smith 6S. Harling 113,
Hester 2, RGhm 20, Watkins 113. Clark GA,
Craig ll6 Ho'comb 81. Hester 116, Shleeman
AUCTION SALE.-Messrs Sherburn & Smith
announce that they viii sell by public auc.
tion at their salesroom. No. 1923 K street, on
Saturday next, o lot Of furniture, etc /,
among which is mention ed one hair cloth
parior set, lounges, tedsteAds. spring beds,
crockery. cutlery, pie etiwsre and glassware.
Also, iine Of comfor.ers. Sale to begin az
1880 A. NJ.
FURTHER RkTURSs.-In addition to re
turns given in the table pablished to-day. the
following partial returns were received from
precinct 81. Third Ward, ct o'clock this
morning: Fer State Ssnator-Johnson 275,
Rou.isr 297, Cox SSl, Msnlove 227. Assem-.
blymen-Rysn 3lS, Hancock 26i. Lockett
3oi. LhRus Sl3, Klink 2SS. D1sy 259.
Your LAST CHANCE The final clio inc.
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