Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-02
BRIEF NOTES.

a new sidewalk is being constructed around
the new Changers building. at Tenth and K
stceets.
Dispatches received at this office last even.
ing indicate that the late rain was general
throughout the State.
The nav license ordinance, psssed by the
Board of Supervisors yesterday, appears in
the advertising columns Of this issue.
Trustee Nielsen had a large force of men en-
the atreets yesterday, cleaning out the cutters
and sewers that were choked by the recent
heavy rain.
Frank Pettenati, of this city, and J. C.
Zignego of Stockton, act as interpreters of
the italian language 10 the Lentini murder
case, the former for the defendant and the
latter for the prosecution.
II. G. May lsaves to- day for a six weeks
visit to Boston. Yesterday his employees
p,esentei him with an elegant gold-mounted
ebony cane, inscribed as follows To ii. G.
May, from tins employees of Fulton Market. D
Deputy Shs,iffs John Hopkins and Marion
Wilson came up from San Francisco last
evening, en- route to Folsom, with the follow.
ing prisoners Robert Robinson, robbery, ten
years Chu All Young, perjury, six years !;
Sing Wong, burglary second degree, five
years.
Fish Commissioner Buckingham will go
down the river to-day to assist in raid On
Chinese end others who are violating the fish
laws in Naps, Solano and Marin Counties
Constable Jones will have charge of the posse
of men, and expects to make a large number
of arrests.
Articles of Incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State by the First Spir-
itusl Union Of San Jose. The principal
place of business is San Jose. The Directors
are J. J. Owen, E. G. Anderson, j. A Snod-
grass, William j. Cottle, Timothy Corrant,
Ada M. Scales, Charles E. Gilman.
The members Of the police force yesterday
were instructed TO enforce the "curfaw ordi-
nance" and also TO suppress all dancing sing.
| ing aud playing of musical Instrumentation the
sidewalks, in public parks and saloons after
II o'clock. Dudes will not be allowed to pose
on street corner in the same attitude more
than 6ttsen minutes at time.
! The temperature at noon yesterday, as re-
ceived by Sergeant Barwick, 10 as follows for
the places named: Olympic, 59o; Portland,
58'; Roseburg, 59'; Red Bluff Coz; Sacra.
mentc, 6S'; San Francisco. 640; Los Angeles,
| 76'; San Diego. 72'; Salt Lake, 59S: Cheyenne,
5S': Denver. 67'; North Plstte. 81; Omaha.
| 50'; YaDktol, 52'; Dsadwood. d. T.. 670.
PREsKNTATIoN.-Last evening, after the
Earvices were concluded at the Synagogue,
the ladies and gentlemen connected there
with visited the residence Of their Rabbi.
the Rev. jacob Bloch. and surprised that
gentleman and his estimable lady by the
presentation of two elegant large photo
graphs. in gilt frames. of their two dsueh.
ters, Misses Rosy and Salina Bloch. TIE
presentation was made in behalf Of the con.
| gregation by D. J. Simmons, and feelingly
responded to by the reverend gentleman, Of.
ter which general flow of wine and senti-
ment followed. TIE success OF the entire af.
fair is wholly due to the efforts of Mrs. N. j.
| Nathan.
| FURwIpURE AT AUoTIoN.-There will be q
special sale of elegant parlor and bedroom
| furniture at the classroom Of Ball & Co., at
| 916 street, tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. n.
Among the large lot to be sold are two ele-
CANT rosewood and walnut psrlor setr, bed
room SETS sidebOsrds, spring snd top mat
tTesses, carpets, tapestry, crockery, glass and
woodenware.
As USUAL the Red House will open today
at A. NJ. and close at P.
TABLE linens, towels. etc. A job lot opened
to-day for sale at Red House.
THE Red House viii remain open all day
as usual.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G., w. Chesley. agent.
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