Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-13
LOCAL DASaEs.

WO CEbLy pbOple-h seENdul Rirl anu all uu-
known man, with his pockets full of playing
cards-were taken to the county jail yester-
day, to be examined on charge of lunacy.
The debris of the freight train wrecked at
Suisun last week has been brought to the
city. Fifteen cars were brought up loaded
on fiat cars and in a badly broken condition.
Daniel Downs, of this city, who, while at
The Needles on the Colorado river few
days since. had his hand badly crushed while
coupling cars, is receiving treatment at the
Sacramento County Hospital.
j. d. Adkins, who was recently shot at
Reno by Allen, shoemaker of this city, has
so far recovered as to be considered out of
danger. This changes the complexion of the
criminal charge for the shooting.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary Of State of the Section
Line Irrigation Company of Norwak. Los
Angeles. Directors-L. w. Houghton, n. H,
Hughes. J. I. Anderson, T. d. Cheney and
Z. G. Cranston. The capital stock is 81, 800,
divided into 80 shares.
The British Mutual Benefit and Social So
ciety on Tuesday evening elected their Off
GERS for the ensuing term as follows Presi-
dent, L. +. Ashworth; Vice President,
George Maddux; Treasurer, Thomas Brom-
ley; Secretary, w. II. Stocker; Guardian,
A. Crowther Physician, DR.. George Py.
burn ; Trustees-S. Wild, G. G. Pearl, r. a.
Fiske.
One of the discussions before the Teachers
Institute. which cenvenes in this city on the
l9 h instant, will be the value or effect of the
proposed constitutional amendment, to be
submitted to vote of the people of the State
next fall, which requires the school-books of
the State to be uniform, to be published by
tie State Printer, and TO be furnished to the
pupils at cost.
Concord Lodge No. III, f. and A. NJ, at
its annual meeting, December 18th, elected
the following officers w. L. Oughton, w.
NJ; Thomas Fox, S. W; H. w. Carroll, J.
W; John Gruhler. Treasurer w. H. Hev.
ener Secretary; Z. I. Gregory, S. D.; H.
A. Heilbron, j. B. Conrad Clinch and j.
w. Guthrie, Stewards; B. f. Alexander,
Marshal; n, A. Kidder, Tyler,
Mrs. Esther c. Miller, wife of John S.
Miller, died at their residence in this city
yesterday. The deceased mas been in i'll
health for many months, and passed the last
summer in the mountains in hopes of perma-
nent benefit. She was native of Fall
River, Mass, but came to California at an
early day, and was one of the pioneers of the
city. She was highly respected by ell who
knew her.
The temperature, wind and weather at u
NJ. yesterday. as received by Sergeant Bar
wick, was: For Portland, 4S', calm and fair !;
Roseburg, 49, west and foggy Mendocino,
$50, northwest and clear Red Bluff. So east
and foggy; Sacramento. 81 east and foggy (;
San Francisco. Az, northwest and clear !;
Los Angeles, 69', southwest and clear !; San
Diego, 70'. east and fair; Salt Lake, 49, /,
northwest and fair Cheyenne, 49,, north.
west and clear Denver, Az, south and clear /;
N
Omaha, so, southwest and clear; Dead.
wood, ID. T., 52', southwest and clear.
MEAN THIEvING. - Tuesday night the
premises Of Mr.. Patterson, on P street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, were invaded, and
valuable clothing stolen from the clothe;.
lines in the YaTd. All the new winter hannels
Of the family we're taken, which had just
been provided, at no small cost. Thieves
have for q week past been making their pres-
ence known in that section of the city, and a
small. sized vigilance COMMITTEES will be pre-
pared to deal with them presently, ssy resi-
| dents Of the Fourth Ward.
| AUCTION SALE.-Bel & CO. will sell to-day
at 1890 A. NJ, from 1925 Eighth street, be.
| tween J and K, large lot of household
goods, consisting of three fine psrlor sets. fac
arble-top bedroom sets, bedsieads, mat
tresses oilclOth lace curtsins and cornices,
ranges, washstands. tables, chairs, crockery,
! glass and woOdenware.
FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm of FIRE given
at II a, NJ. yesterday was caused by small
blaze in the walls of the building in which is
located Mrs. Meharry's dress-mskiug estab.
Iishment, on Sixth between and X streets
! The fire was extinguished with but trilipg
damage caused to property.
SILK and satin suspenders embroidered
with silk, square silk muffiers for Deckwear
large assortment plain and brocsded silb
bandkerchiefs, st Gents Furnishing Good:
Department, Hale Bros. & Co.
CHILDREN's three-ply shaped, seamless
stocking; four-ply in heel and toe extra
heavy, in blue, cardinal and brown, 20 cent
per pair. Red House.
For complete assortment OF gents all
wool underwear of q No. l quality, call Al
Wooden Mills Depot, SD ] street.
FINE linen cambria hsndkerchiefs for gents
Large invoice just in from the East; new de
signs; Just the thing for the holidays. Hal
Bros. & Co.
MORE than your moneys worth Water
proof at 4S5, 80 and 60 cents per yard. Re
Houe,