Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


NoTARIEs PUBLIC The Governor has ap
pointed the following Notaries Public: A
B. Venable, of the county of San Francisco,
to reside at San Francisco, vice William
Harvey, term expired D. c.. Pixley, for the
county Of Los Angeles, to reside at Orange,
vice J. c. Graves, term expired Thomas
Rim. for the county of Modoc, to reside at
Fort BidweIl f. i. Nicol, for the county OF
Tuoumne, 20 reside at Sonora, vice self, term
expired James Barry, for the county of So
lano to reside a. Benici9, vice self, term ex-
pired; H IL, Shuttiston. for the county Of
Shasta, to reside ct Gas Point, vice self,
term expired Louis NJ. Cutting, for the
county Of San Joaquin, to reside at Stockton,
vice self, term expired; A. w. WoOlard, for
the county OF Mono, to reside at Bennettville,
vice self, term expired; G. G. Hamilton, for
the county Of Mendouiuo, to reside at Ukiah.
vice self. term expired 5. l.. Hogan, for the
county Of Fresno. to reside at Selma, vice
self, term expired a. +. Jones, for the
county of Butte, 10 reside at OrOville, vice
county OF Sacramento, to reside at Sacra.
mento city, vice self, term expired William
Henry Jones' for the county Of Tehams, to
reside at Red Bluff, vice self, term expired.
FOG AND RAIN misunderstanding to
the measurements made by S. H, Gerrish the
fog of Thursday deposited in the gauge .OOS
of sn inch of water, making a total of deposit
Of fog for the past nine days, O65 of an inch
and for the month, Of fog aud rain, 09S of an
inch for the season to date, 2.56l inches
Dlr. Gerrish furnishes this comparative show
ing Ii 1882, for that season to date, a total
Of 6 S37 inches 1881. 1900: 1880. 4643 {:
1879 5S4; 1873, 1856; 1871 l Sl7 1876
3 $50 ; 1875, S 90. He adds It will be seen
that the fogs, although disagrseable to our
feelings and depressing to those accustomed
to our usUslly tine climate, has given US con
siderable moisture. without the evapora-
ton which would have taken place if the
same quantity If rain had fallen, without
f0gs following. Vegetation looks fine. as we
hsd no frost until Thursday night and Friday
morning; and we can safely say, it is " a
blessing in disguise, TO judge by the amount
Of prum6liag we have heard the past ten
days,
..TENrEBAECE LECTCE Es.-Mrs. Lsavitt, of
% Ton, delivered lecture on temperance at
tie Niulh-sreet Baptist Church last night,
which was listened to with profound interest
b. large and attentive audience. at the
close of the lecture song entitled " King
Alcohol wa. sung by Mr.. Jetford and son.
Rlrs Leavitt will lecture at P. w. to-day 10
children st toe Westminster Presbyterian
Church. She viii also lecture this evening
again At the First Baptist Church at half
past z, her subject being The Plans of the
Liquor Party Ca Sunday she will speak
st p. 81. 1t the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, and on Sunday even
ing at the First Bsptist Church, Mrs.
Ieavitt apusers as a lady Of culture aud re-
iuemant She lis associated with Miss
Frances Willard aud Mrs. Mary A, Liver
more and q number Of other total abstinence
workers,
Police C9vET.-Tack Smith, low-char-
acter artist, the proprietor of a yillainous
K.street GROCERY, and man whose name
has grown Synonymous with the word Police
Court, was in the dock yesterday morning on
tina old charge Of stealing an oyercoat, also
$50 from one Of his customers, The only
word that charity can say in his favor Is, that
any person who frelusnts his vile place de-
serves to be robbed. He demanded jury
trial, aud viii be tried to-day, VIM, David
son, q Cruukard, was sent to the county jail
for twenty dsys. Oscar Lsith was fined s.
far drunkenness. Mutt Limo the man with
tile musical name, arrested for misdemeanor,
was discharged on payment of costs H..
Hama, a vs-raut. viii be sentenced to-day.
The cases of All Fen and All Chung charged
with vAgrauCy, were continued until to day.
METEOROLOGICAL Notes.-The fog cleared
away enough Thursday night to allow the
Ii. III s.4 g
MOO" AL| s''''
2cloeH th7 as measured oy -
fsrie1 e. $as On FRIDAY morning at i o'clock
the mercury indicated 27'-5' below freezing
point Ice, one'41at. er OF an iuch THICK
l'-nel A7''y W"i'e 'Fosl covered every ~
thlnE outdoors hyofohSs were frozen sun
II the log h@o 20, c-ne on again. pants
QUA NAFE ozll -@--'t5l' sU"ueu 'ii9"
CoLrmrs Ix Srogr.-Y esterday the ped.
estal Of the statusry presented 10y D. o..
Mills 90 the State uss fnished and brought
60 the CAPITOL from psnrvp. L. is Of granite.
neatly polished. is about eight feet long,
three feet vide and .srse feet high. On the
size is cut the words. Presented by D. o.
Mills. lSS3' Toe statuary will probably be
placed on tbis base She 20 instant. on the
occasion Of the Nspu- party, TO be given in
the Assembly Chamber.
,,o.--,..,. HIM v,.t.-l.-. .f4.-..o,
as the locomotive Of b special freight train
...,- ,s;-,,. ,,,,,.1.l o., On .bo ia, ,.,,l,
80. -. n, 80
,'S s.us o. ~ 10y ,, d ol'As,liSn nance
link, had his arm caught between the bump
ers' end TIE Hmo below the elbow mashed to