Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
BRIEF NOTES.

The box factories are running daY and night
The Sacramento river is lower than it has been
| for several years past.
A little boy was badly bitten yesterday by dog
at Sixteenth aud ] streets.
lot Of underclothiDg taken from thief awaits
an owner e: the Police station
| The Board of Supervisors have transacted no
| business OF importance this week.
The Board of officers of the First Artillery Regi-
meut meets at headquarters this evening.
The total cost OF maintaining the schools of Sac
ramento county lastyear was slI2o86 AZ.
| From three to five carloads of fruit are shipped
| daily from this city to points in the East.
Grangers Hall, the new building on Tenth and X
streets, viii be completed by the middle Of next
week.
The tan game cases that were to be tried before
Judge Gimer yesterday were continued until Sltur-
| day on account Of the illness OF one Of the at
| torneys.
Ben. Hogan, the ex-pugilist, Rev A. ]. Frost and
others will speak tonight at the open meeting Of
the Sons Of Temperance to be held at Exempt Fire
mans Hall
| S. Mcclellan, Sheriff of Butte county, passed
throHgh the city yesterday route or6ville with
| Edward Chapman, convict at San Quentin. Chap
| man is wanted as witness.
The leth of September the anniversary of Mex can
independence, was celebrated in this city by Mexi-
I
the flag of Mexico put TO the breeze.
The Board of Supervisors Yesterday submitted to
the District Attorney the question whether or not
Win. j. Davis, the official court reporter should
pay rent for his room in the Courthouse.
vender of patent medicines drew large audi
ence at the OF Third and streets last even
ing He had u his hack organ and organst
violin and banjo player, all of whom are good vo-
calists.
A large number OF dogs have died in the city
during the past week. At first it supposed that
they were poisoned, but it is believed that
fatal epidemic is going the rounds in the clnins
circle.
All 10y, the Chinam3n convicted some time since
in the Police Court a charge of keeping an opium
den, and who appealed his case to the Superior
Court, has been beaten. Judge Armstrong says the
Police Judge did not err, and All L0Y must pay his
$40 fine
Yesterday the City Trustees awarded to Jlmes
ToueY the contract to build wing dams for the pro.
lowest of three bidders. Tne proposed improvement
will cost about $4,000.
Sergeant Barwick says that the maximum or
highest temperature yesterday was 9S and the
lowest 5S making range In temperature Of 40 in
"a hours, something little unusual in this vicinity
to occur in one day. The following Is the highest
temperature during September for seven years past
which shows that such high temperature as was re-
corded Yesterday has only been exceeded once that
being in 1882, when the highest was l00'- The
highest temperature during September, 1871 was
only IS; 1873, S2; 1873, 80; 1880, W, 1881, So
1ss2, 100; lss3,on the 2oth, ,9s' The maximum tenn
perature at IL M. yesterday SIS follows for the
places named Olympia, 62'; Portland. .iS'; Roseburg,
II; Mendocno, T6'; Red Bluff. 95; Sacramento, Sc;
San Francisco, IS; los Angeles, s. San Diego ~;
Salt Lake, 76 Cheyenne, 52 y degrees cooler than
the q hours previous; Denver, So, q degrees
cooler than the preceding q hours North Platte,
62, is degrees cooler than the day before Omaha,
65'; Yanktou, D. T., 65'.
Po1IcE CoURT.-Judge Henry presided in the
Police Court yesterday morning, and the following
business was transacted John Duffy pleaded guilty
to a charge of drank, and was sentenced to twenty
four hours In the city prison. Frank Rorer was
convicted Of petit larceny and viii be sentenced to-
day. Joseph Fry, charged with petit larceny, was
dis harged. J. K. Maine, charged with petit lar
ceny, had his case continued to October 1st J. D.
Smith was convicted Of battery and viii be SEN
fenced to-day.
REAL EsrATB FOR SALB.-D. ]. Simmons, the
auctoneer viii sell the premises Thursday, Sep
tenlber 9Th, at 1890 A. NJ, the property on the
north side os street, next TO the Office of Wells
Fargo Co, fronting 40 feet J street and run
ming back 150 feet to the alley, with fronting
20 feet on Second street, with 4 substsnt al two
story and basement building 40xS0 feet street.
AMONG the many goods received to-day, we
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