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


The State treasury now contains $780,.
577 80.
The fog which enveloped Sacramento yes
terdsy morning extended into the mountains
as far as Latrobe.
Everything is quiet along the Washington
levees, and the late combstsnts have Joined
forces to fight their common enemy, the COM
ing foods.
Leave of absence from the State for sixty
days has been granted to First Lieutenant
George II. Redding. Quartermaster Second
Artillery Regiment.
G. a. R.-Members of the Grand Army
of the Republic and veterans of the late war
are called out to pay their respects this after
noon to General Hancock.
The steamer Apache has now been fully
repaired, and will leave for San Francisco
to-day to resume her usual trips between
that city and Sacramento.
An administrator sale was held at the
" Yolo Ranch" on the estate of E. l.. Bill
lings, Tuesday, and large amount of stock,
hogs, poultry and farming implements were
sold.
The sale yesterday of the lot and building
on Second street, between ] and X, formerly
occupied by NJ. Arnold as restaurant, was
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the sum OF $4,000.
In the vault Of the State Treasury is
beautifully engraved sword, of which hilt and
scabbard are gold. 1t was presented by the
State of Illinois to Colonel James Collins for
bravery in the Mexican war.
The Sheriff and his deputies are kept quite
busy receiving State and county taxes. Over
100000 has already been collected. A
NOR ty will ha aft haH RI oil ho do
not pay their taxes on or before the 30sh
instant.
The roll of honor for the past month at the
Jefferson district school, Yolo county, of
which Marguerite Abshire is teacher, was
George Fersn, 100 per cent; Mary Ivey and
Alice Feran. So; Francis Ivey. SO; Maud
McF adden, Elva 1vey and Elmer Ivey, So
per cent.
Elk Grove Lodge, No. 173, f. and A. NJ,
at Elk Grove, has elected the following Of
feers S. c. Stewart, w. NJ; J. A. Elder,
S. W.; 0. S. Freeman, J. W.; N. I. Stewart,
Treasurer r. Allip, Secretary G. P. Free
man, S. D.; II. Alltucker. J. D.; j. n. An
drews, Marshal; J. B. Chisholm, Chaplain
T. Tavernor, J. NJ. Kelly, Stewards; G. B.
Kennard, Tyler.
The unsuspecting youth who was led into
the part of holding an open tag and light,
for decoying snipe, over on the Norris grant
night before last, bit again last night at
another bait set to test his verdancy, and, by
letter of invitation written in feminine
hand, met boy dressed in woman's clothes
in Capitol Park, at an appointed hour, for
mutual admiration. Thus far mo cards"
Articles OF incorporation have been fled of
the Silver Mountain Mining Company, doing
business in San Francisco. The Directors are
Sal,
sell, L. T. Lazure and Henry Fisher. Capital
stock, so, 900, 0OO divided into 100, 600 shares
Also, the Second Presbyterian Church of
Anaheifn, Los Angeles county. Directors
Seigio Acuna, Pascual Silva, I. II. Robinson
and j. NJ. Roberts.
Articles Of incorporation have been fled
with the Secretary of State of the Leduees
Tute Improvement Company, of San Fran
cisco. The Directors are A. Buck. James
Otis, Charles III. Chase, Louis +. Dunand
and W. Curlett. The capital stock is $685.
600, divided into 2, 800 shares. Also the Pc
troleum Developing and Refining Company,
Of Haywards, Alameda county. Directors
are William j. TinniD, William Lynch, W.
j. Perkins, James w. Merchant and Jacob
Hoffman. The capital stock is S25, 600, d.
vided into ), ZOO shares.
Ten more of the street cars built for the
Dan ranClsco lines at the shops IN THIS city
have been sent to the Bay They are Of
broad.gauge, and as lCng as ordinary passen-
ger cars, ara provided with Westinghouse
automatic air brakes, Miller coupling and the
improved machinery in use on railroad cars.
They are open at the sides, and the seats run
lengthwise, and the capacity is ninety pas
sengers to each coach. The smoke from the
engine in front is carried over and past Che
cars by flexible tube. They are something
new in the street-car line and quite attractive.
The temperature, wind and weather at II
N. yesterday, as received by Sergeant Bar
wick, was For Tstoosh, 49', south and heavy
rain Olympia, so, south and cloudy;
Portland, 40, east and fair Rosebure,
39', northwest and clear; Mendocino, 4S',
north and foggy Red Bluff, 52', east and
clear; Sacramento. 39', southeast and foggy;
San Francisco, 49,, north and clear; Los
Angeles, II. west and clear; San Diego, II.
northeast and clear; Salt Lake, 347 northwest
and clear Cheyenne, AZ, calm and clear
Denver, 39', south and clear; North Platte,
A, calm and clear; Omaha, 4S', calm and
clear; Yankton, D. T., 49,, southwest and
clear