Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-26
LOCAL lHTELLIGENCE.

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Andrews, Of San Francisco, Colonel and
Paymaster- General Charles Sontsg, Of Ssn
Francisco, Colonel and lnspector-G eneral of
Rife Practice. The aides.de-csmp are as fol-
lows: CabsI II. Maddox, of San Jose
Harry W. Carroll, of Sacramento George
H. KimbaIl and Carleton Coleman, of San
Francisco Cornelius Mclean, of Oakland /;
j. Merviu D1nahue, Of San Francisco Guy
Shirley, of Stockton; Delmsr II. Ashby, Of
Sacrament" The aides all rank as Lieuten.
ant-Colonels. Delmar II. Ashby, announced
as from this city, has but recently taken up
his residence here, and is nephew of Lieu
tenans-Governor Daggett. Colonel W. h am
Hall is thepresent Engineer. General Barnes
resignation was accepted yesterday. Lieu
tenant Colonies j. NJ. Litch6eld and Samuel
ID. Mayer have been retired, and Lieutenant.
Colonel L. l.. D5rr, Surgeon en- Division
staff, has resigned, also Lieutenant Daniel
RearoOn, Quartermaster First Artillery Re3i-
ment. Fourth Brigade, and Lieu enant Des-
mond Smith, Governors Guard Cadets
The First Infantry aud Second Artillery,
Second Brigade, will be inspected by General
Cosby and Colonel Budis on Monday and
Tuesday next at San Francisco They will
be accompanied by the Military Committees
of the Senate and ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tim
Mccarthy and Assemblyman S. G. Bowers,
Chairman, respectively. Orders have been
Issued from headquarters Fourth Brigade or
dering the companies located in this city to
appear on the evening Of February 1st for re-
view. The Military Committees of the Sen.
ate and Assembly viii be present and witness
the review. The staff of General I zsr are
also ordered out
SCHOOL FUND Recommendation
urer Greenlaw was yesterday notified by
County School Superintendent C. E. Bishop
that Auditor Gerber had placed funds to the
credit ofthe various Scheol Districts as follows
SOB So to each of the followiDg.named
districts: Alabama, American, American
River, Brighton, Carroll, Capital, Davis,
Elk Grove, Elder Creek, Eaterpriso, Excel.
sior, Franklin, FEeepozt, Gaorgianns, Grant,
Hicksville, Isletot, Kinney, Jackson Lisbon,
Lee Michigan Bar, O1isbo, Prairie, PCiCt
Pleasant, Pleasant Grove, Richlaud, Rhoadeg,
Sylvan, Stone Houe, San joaquin, Victory,
Wilson, West Union, Washington, Form,
Brown, Carson Creek, Center, Lincoln,
Laguno, Mekelumns, Pacific, Roberts, WAL
nus Grove, Alder Creek, Grand Island,
Katesyille Cali, 1910 IA; Granite, S2l0 IA
Suffer, $206 76; Sacramento, 81. 755 80 !;
Buckeye, $50 20; Hutsop, $34 &c !;
Carson Creek Joint, SOS %; Nstona, SOL 60 !;
Oak Grove. $50 20; Unier, $50 20; Slough,
ST. %; Braunan, $50 II; San Juan, $50 20 /;
contingent. is cents-msking total of SAL
129 OF. Superintendent Bishop has placed
to the credit of the Institute fund S14S
From special school tax funds, Gait District
has received 1922 IS; Georgianna District,
1858 GA, and Laguna District, 1902 SO.
LEAvITT's SPECIALITY COMPANY. = This
company of specialists opened at the Metro.
politan Thester LIST night to a rather small
audience in tho dress circle, but good gal
Slery. Since the company was here, few
weeks since, g number Of changes have been
made which have not added TO the strength
Of the performance, taken as a whole, though
Bonnie Runnels is an improvement on the
former German comedian, and Ferguson and
Mack have no supsriOrs in their line. The
entertainment is good one of its class, and
keeps the audience in boistsrou5 good humor
from the rising OF the curtain TO its fall
Watson, Sawtelie, Gilmore aud Brevarde-
the four dismonds-in their version of animal
education, wsrs exceedingly funny. The three
s.. Felix sisters are great fsvori.es. Thsy
introduced some new features last night, sud
their Drum MajoI" act WIS excellent.
Miss Flora Mora is well known TO Sacr2-
mento audiences, aud needs no special men
ton. She was recslIed fur times last night
Chalet, the veatriloguist, is one of the best
that sver appeared mere. The company viii
hold the bosrlg at the Metropolitan tonight
and tomorrow night. and giys matinee per
formarce on Saturday afternoon.
THE WEATHER. rain which began
falling about ? P. N. ca Wednesday continued
at intervals until about the same hour yester-
day. At that time the clouds broke away
and the sun shone brightly the remainder Of
the day. The maximum temperature during
the day was So, and the minimum AZ. TIE
rain has had p slight effect on the Sacrams nto
river, and last evening l. had risen to feet
z incles. IRE rsin has. to o great extent,
neutralized Inc effects of the recent frosts,
aud the prospects for good aericulsur4l and
fruit year are still good. OF the recent rain
and the rainfall for other recent sessops, Ser
geant Barwick says: The rainfall sir CO
p. NJ. Wednesday night was 10 of an inch,
making 80 OF an inch fer the storm, 2 %
inches for the month, and rs inches for the
season. The rainfall to an CORAL date for
1877 Fas Gj inches; 1873 8. 4 70 inches
1S79-S0. 7.S4 inches; 1891, Il 50 inches
1872, 90 inches; 1928 tpressut season),
9.IS inches. The avsr6ge FIR SIX seasons past
TO a corresponding data is 60 inches, max
ing the present season 1 Is Inches in excess Of
the average.
THE Doc CAToaER.-Yesserday morning
the only nsw case appearing on the Police
Court calendar wAs that OF Phil. Rumble, the
City Poundmester, who, il vas stated yes.
terdsy mornipg, had basn. arrested fer tie
petty larceny OF q dog belonging to Bsr.
Steinsur. Tie City Attorney, who had OK
arined into the case, stated that the license
paid by Sssinsur was under the Old ordinance
and extended into 1888, not being inyclidated
by the new ordinance. As there was eyi-
IDENTIFY TO intent on the part Of the Pound
master 10 commit GRIM, ne movad that che
case be dismissed, which was granted. The
dog has bsen returned to his owner.
The MEXICAN MURDERzR.-Rosalio Y bar.
IA had preliminary examination on a charge
Of murder in the Polica Court yesterday Of.
ternoop. Henry L. Buckley appeared foI
the defendant. The prosecution was con-
Quoted by City Attorney Anderson. Taere
was no evidence presented other than
that given at the Coroaer's inquest, E synopsis
of which was given ia the RECORD UNION on
Wednesday ilornirg. TIE defendant was
held TO answer betoTs the Superior Court
without bail, for the murder of Antonio
Aguilar. Y5arra's mother resides in Madison,
Yolo county.
EXEMPT FIREMEN's ELECTION. Elk.
empt Firsmens Association. of Sacramento,
held their regular annual election lsss even
ing and elected officers for the ensuing year
80 follows: President, j. C. Dsvine First
Vice-President. John Bateher; Second Vics-
President, Anthony Cream; Treasurer, Geo.
A Putnam; Secretary. Wm. Avery
Trustees, Pat Nasb, Cove L. johnson, B.
W. Drens1, Mertin Deyine, Hiram Cook,
NJ. Steinmeitz, Geo. Kuchler.
TEN MINUTES spent in examining the
choice bargains offered by US will convince
the most skepticll. Brocaded silks, from
81 70 to 81 20; a line of % inch black sstins,
atSl, and many others, at Hale's stupendous
clearance sale.
LOST Hrs EYEsIGHT, by the dazzling bar
gains displayed. They are real gems, and
ara only found az Hale's stupzndous clearance
sale.