Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-13

may De considered necessary by the City En-
gineer for the purpose Of perfecting a system
of sewerage Both communications were Or
dered On file.
a Communication was received from the
Beard Of Fire Commissioner stating that
after 3 careful estimate of tho amount of
money necessary to meet their expenses for
the coming yea, they found that it will
require levy of st least % csnts on each 800
Of taxable property of the city. It was or
dered on file.
Felix Tracy and w. D. Stalker, of the
Board of Education, appeared Def re the
Board and stated that it was very necessary
that the Board of Education should have sll
the funds the coming year that the law al
lowed, and asked that 50 cents on each S100
be levied for school fund. The matter was
taken under consideration by the Board.
After allowing number of bills the Board
adjourned.
PROSPECTS FOR RAIN.-The thermometer
yesterday morning reached one degree below
freezing, but moderated to great extent
during the day, and lsst evening shortly be-
fore 8 oclnck slight sprinkliug of rain
began to fall, but ceased in short time. At
midnight the heavens were still lowering. OF
thu weather reports received at the
Signal Service Oaics at P. NJ
last night, Sergeant Barwick says:
The weather reports bring glorious news for
the residents OF this valley. l. was raining
heavy at L 5 Angeles, and there had been up
TO P NJ &c Of an inch Of water precipi-
tated on that Thirsty country, thereby putting
thousands Of dollars into tie pockets of the
rSnchers in thai vicinity. At the same hour
it was raining all along the Pacific slope, ex-
coping at Sacramento, San Francisco, vi
sslia and Red Buff. During the preceding
eight hours iE rsined or Of an inch a.
San Diego; .96 Of an inch at Los Angeles
.0f Of on inch ct Visalia; sprinkled st San
Francisco; IS Of an iuch at Mendoci0o 10
of an inch at RosebuTg. and 81 of an inch at
'AEortlaDd, and was threatening at Sacramento
and Red Bluff, with rapidly falling bar
oneter. There seems to be two storms, one
of them approaching from the northwest and
the other from the southwest, the latter
travelling to the eastnortheast and the former
to ths east-southeast. They may meet at
Montana or in Utah Territory, and cause
heavy SHOWS and rains in that part, or they
may en- meeting merge themselves in one
storm, thereby Increasing IN extent and
severity. IL is TO be hoped that the entire
State Of California may gst on an average Of
two and half inches which viii be sufficient
for the present, and would make cheerful
looking ranchers and merchants.
INTERPRETATIONS Articles Of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State as
follows: By tie Buchanan Gold Mining and
Milling Company, formed for the purpose Of
conducting mining and milling business in
Tuolumne county. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Direcsors-John A.
Davis, William Hamilton, +. f. Moultor,
Alex. Warner, Addison Martin. Capital
stock. 81, 900 COO, divided into 100, 900 sheres.
by the Pacific Lithogrsphing and En-
craving Company, Of San Francisco. The
Directors are Felix Mercadc, Joseph s,
ROBBERS IN, G. i. Scranton, Gerhard School,
Crittenden Robinson. The capital stock is
S25 600. divided Into 800 shares. /. By the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Tulsre, Tu-
lare county. Directors-D. w. Madden.
Thomas Turner, Isaac Nantz i. A. Pratt,
L. j. Morrow. BY the German Ladies' Be-
nevolent Society, of Los Angeles. Directors
Anna Miner, Kathi Jacoby, Christine
Benner, Susan Kuhrts Clara Brode, Alice
Gallmer, Ida Kurtz, Emma Herwig, Ade-
Grounds Association. Directors - Lewis
Leach, NJ. J. Donahoo, Frederick A. Wood
worth. a. 3. Butler, T. NJ. Hughes. The
capital stock is $4,000, divided into ], O0O
shares.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG INSTALLED Yesser-
day morning on the opsning Of the Superior
Court Judge Mcfarland made an order d.
recting that ths commission Of J. W. Arm
strong as Judge of the Superior Court be
spread on the minutes Of the Court, and then
formally introduced the new Judge to the
members Of the bar. Judge Armstrong then
spoke az follows: "In assuming the duties
OF this Important ofics, 1 do so with some
misgiyings as TO my ability to discharge them,
and feel this more because | have taken ths
position which hes been made vacant by tbs
death CT Judge Clark, who had no superior
rs . lawyer and Judge. Following him, |
feel thst am taken at great disadvantage,
but invite the earnest and candid co.opera-
ton OF the bar, and if I have that hope /
may be able TO approximate the administra-
ton OF justice somewhat as administered hy
Judge Clark when he was in his bette: dsys.'
The former rules of the Court will remain in
force until otherwise ordered.
Police CoURT-Buziness was transacted
in the Poles Court yesterday as follows /:
L. j. Dierssen, misdemeanor, continued to
February 18Th John Kelley, drunk, contiu-
ued until to-day E. NJ. Sksggs. threats 20
do injury to psrson, continued until to.naor-
row T; Peter Qligley, drunk, pleaded guilty,
fined $40; John Hartigs0, disturbing the
peace, continued until tomorrow james
Irwin, drunk, pleaded guilty, fined S.; 10.
Franklin, disturbing the peace, found guilty,
Judgment deferred until to-day; J. Filand,
disturbing the peace, found guilty, Judgment
deferred until to-day.
REMOVED TO SAN FRANc1sco.-AIbert
Gallstia and family have removed to San
Francisco and taken rooms at the Grand
~. l.
agement OF the San Francisco house of Hunt.
ington, Hopkins & Co. Mr. Miller, formerly
manager there, has located in New York
city. n. ID. Rideout, of the California State
Bank, win take up his residence in this city
and occupy Mr. Gsllasin's former residence,
on II and Sixteenth streets. w. R. S. Foye
will take the entiie charge of the Huntingdon,
Hopkins & Co. branch in this city.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC. = Governor Stoneman
has appointed Notaries Public to reside SIS
follows: F. B. Sinonds, Rhonerville, Hum
boldt county J. D. Bethuue, San Bernar-
dino, San Bsrnsrdino county George N
Hitchcock. San Diego, San Diego county !;
Edward North. Washington Colosy, Fresno
county; John 2. Emerson, Healdsburg, So
MONA county; George w. Coffio, Santa Bar-
bara. Santa Barbara county; Geo. II. IDgh-
-, PiaceTville. Ell Dorado county.
CITY TBEAsURY.-Receipts for weak end
ing Saturday, February 10Th: S. r. Csld-
well, cemetery dues. s64 so; r. D. SERVER
water rates. 1898 IS; N. A. Kidder,
hsrbor dues, $40 W. A. Henry, Police Court
fines. $40; George A. Putnam, city licenses.
S349 90; George A. Putnam, dog liceasgs,
50 60 Total 81. 2S2 ". Total disbursements,
SI,0O6 0S Total aIouSt Il City Treasury,
aSl27. lS7 Sc.