Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-17
RRIEF MOTIFS.


The Sacramento river marks feet and 2
inches.
The regular monthly drill of the Hussars
win be had Tonight.
Ben Martz fell from pile of lumber in the
yard Of the railroad shops, yesterday, ond
broke one eff his arms.
A portion of the framework for the west
aud south divisions OF the Pavilion building
was placed in position yesterday.
One Of the columns for tho iron front Of
the new Geangers' Hall, at Tenth and K
strests, was put in position yesterday.
The Governors Guard and Company B will
meet at ArInory Hall tonight, to make final
arrangements for the trip to San Francisco.
Judge Bush, of Yolo county. sentenced
Alfred Barlow. a colored youth, 60 two
months imprisonment for fooling with q
railroad switch.
John Robiuson's great combination of ten
circuses and managerie is advertised in
another column of this ISSUE It will ap-
pear in this city on September Sd.
Mrs. Max Marcuse, wife of the well.kncwn
Oakland collector and auctioneer. and for
mer resident Of Sacramento, died in San
Francisco recently Of rheumatism of the heart.
She was in her Goth year.
The new railroad bridge across the Yuba
at Msrysville was completed last evening.
The train bearing the MsrysyilIe knights
Templsrs. that comes down this morning, will
be the first to cross the new structure.
Charles De Long, of tie Hallway House
on the Riverside road, was thrown from his
buggy while attempting to turn out of the
railroad track at Fifth and K last evening.
He was slightly bruised about the head.
George Rich, who has ranch on the upper
Stockton road, about Elk miles from the city,
brought into town yesterday twelve boxes Of
peaches of the Bouquet Seeding varieties.
They were beauties, and averaged over ten
ounces each in weight.
The United Brethren will hold camp
meeting at Capsy Valley, Yolo county, COM
mencing August 18th. and will continue about
three weeks. The annual Conference will
commence September 9Th. Bishop n. Castle,
of Oregon, will preside.
Wa'ermelons, grapes, peaches and various
other kinds of fruits are shipped daily East
in car loads. The melons, although little
late tdis year. are abundant and of excellent
EQUALITY. The shipping Of psars amounts TO
several car loads per day.
The Temperature at II II. yesterday Sss
For Olympia 70'; Portland, IL; Roseburp,
76'; Red Bluff, 92'; Sacramento, 79': San
Francisco, Ga; Los Angeles, So; San Diego,
7S'; Salt Lske, So; Cheyenne, So; Denver,
So; North Platte, 81; and Omaha, $50.
1.-THE Scientific Californian is the name
of new monthly paper published at Oak
land by DIR. w. 0. Thrsilkill. formerly Of
| this city. It stsrts out with sixteen pzge
issue of large qusrto size, and ia 80 be de-
voted to "scIanee, art, hygiene and humor."
The barge Garfield, loaded with II, coo
sacks of wheat, which was being tswed down
the river by the steamer San joaquin No 3,
grounded on Six-mile Bar, above the city,
| Wednesday. A portion of her cargo was
transferred to another barge, and she reached
the city yesterday.
! The building known as the Swan Ssloon,
on the southeast corner of TSentieth and 81
Streets was purchased some time sincs by
Philip Siebenthaler. The building has been
moved from the lot, and the large and elegant
two-story building Of Mr.. Siebenthsler, that
stood short distance above in the ssme
block, has bsen placed on the lot.
| Captain Eisenmenger, of the Cadets, has
| been interviewing parents and employees of
| the members of the Governors Guard, and
| found that the boys csn go Friday morning
and come home that night or Saturday, the
50 30 round trip tickets being good for three
| days. He says that all who have not sleep
! ing places at the Bay must take their blank
cts and sleep Friday night at the armories.
The passenger train from Marysville arrived
yesterday fifteen minutes late. The cars
were crowded with people en- routs to the
Coselaye. The Colfax local train arrived on
time. The locomotive and the entire train
were handsomely decorated with flowers,
evsrgreens and bunting. The passenger cars
which contained the Nevada knights Temp
lars and their families were decorated with the
| flags and enhlsms of the Order,