Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-07
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE:

that the barometer is very high along the Pa
cifc coast, with clear weather from Rose
burg, Or, to San Diego, CAL, and light rain
at Olympia and Fort Candy. The high bar.
ometer is more of an Indication that STERN
is raging eastward, to be followed in that
same country by a severe spell of probably
very cold weather. After the passage to the
eastward of the present high barometer now
on the Pacific slope, there must of necessity
come low barometer, and as low barometers
are accompanied or followed by cloudy
weather and rain, therefore there may not be
any rain looked for in Northern and middle
California until this high barometer and cold
wave has passed to the east.
ward. The temperature, wind and
weather for the Pacific coast is as follows.
The wires being down east, there was no
weather report received from Salt Lake
Cheyenne, Denver, North Platte, Omaha or
DeadWood, but for Olympia, at u NJ. yester-
day, the temperature was 46'. wind south.
west and weather cloudy; Portland, 49,,
calm and cloudy; Fort Candy, 56', southeast
and cloudy; Roseburg, 42', calm and clear
Red Bluff, SO, north and fair; Sacramento
Az, north and cloudy; San Francisco, 510,
north and clear; Los Angeles, 6lo, northwest
and clear San Diego, 59', northwest and
clear.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday James Brady and Mary Wier both
pleaded guilty to having been drunk, and
were fined 50 each or as many days in the
city prison. Mary Roberts, alias the Chin
du.Wan, came up on q similar charge, pleaded
guilty, and was fined so or ten days in the
city jail. She spends about two-thirds of
her time either in the city or county prison.
Ksnaka Sam, the individual who entices
little girls from their homes, and who ap-
pears to be more Of brute than human, was
found guilty of disturbing the peace, and
sentenced to pay fine of S125 or serve 125
days IN the chain-gang. Mothers in the
eastern part of the city who are in constant
dread Of this fend in human form will feel
relieved when they hear of this righteous
sentence. j. II. Tomlinson, the whisky
drummer who Is accused of securing several
small amounts of coin under false pretenses
from merchants in this city and Woodland
had his examination continued until the 10th
in hopes to be able to make satisfactory ar
req cement with his creditors. J. Williams,
the individual who discharged pistol in the
Magnolia saloon on Tuesday evening, was
ccCyicted Of discharging firearms within the
city limits, and fined $40. Gus II. Freeman
was convicted of carrying firearms without
q permit, and was fined $50 or thirty days in
the county jail.
SHOOTING SCRAPE AT WALNUT GROVE
Tuesday afternoon a row was started in
Chinese gambling house in Chinatown, near
Walnut Grove, over q tan game. After
ew-words, Chinaman seized a shotgun and
shot one of his countrymen in the head. One
side of his face was blown off, one eye put
out and his good looks forever ruined. He is
now lying at the point Of death, and no hopes
of his recovery are entertained The man
who did the shooting claims he did sc in
self-defense. The friends Of the wounded
man say that he is I" Flea Mason" and if
he dies some member of that ancient and
respected order will revenge his death by
Staying the murderer. The authorities of
Walnut Grove have not interfered made no
arrests, don't intend to, and as Chinatown is
some distance from the white settlement they
look on with Indifference and say " let the
good work 90 on"
HOSPITAL REFoRT FOR NOVEMBER
G. A. White, Superintendent of the County
Hospital, makes the following report for the
month Of November Number of patients
in hospital November LIST. 1873 admitted
during month, 81 died, discharged 50;
remaining 1876; meals furnished destitute ap-
plicants. 10 Mortality list Augusta Ru-
sender, GO, Chile, consumption L. Fletcher,
As, Maine, consumption Ellen Lowell, 40,
Ireland cancer John Brannigau, ~, Ire
land, consumption John McCarty, -, Ire
land, chronic rheumatism George Carleton,
IS Massachusetts,, consumption. The cur
rent expenses have been: Salaries, S674 80;
subsistence and merchandise, 81, S3l 10; fire
hose. $3.50; blankets, S2S7 so; total, 81,
493 TO-.
NoTARIEs PUBLc.-Governor Stoneman
has appointed the following Notaries Public
John Il Krsuse and NJ. A. Marcus, for the
county Of Yuba, 10 reside a: Marysville; 7.
a Coldwe} for the county Of Stanislaus, to
reside az Modesto; T. n Goldshy, for the
county cf Santa Cruz, to reside at Santa
Cruz; W. a, Mackiuder, for the county of
Napa to reside st st. Helena; Z. G. Flem-
ing and L. Fl. Ward, for the county Of Mer-
ced, to reside st MERGED; Y. J. Rogers, for
the county Of Meudociuo, to reside at Ukiah
+. W. Wilson, for the county of Humboldt,
to reside at Eureka and d. B, Spagnoli, for
Amador county, to reside at Jackson.
A NOBLE HERO T. C. Webster, the
brave engineer who lost bis life in the recent
Arizona railroad robbery accident, and who
for years resided in this city, was buried at
Tucson by the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. The ArisOHd Citizen says THUS
good and true man was laid away to rest
The best citizens OF Tucson, men who had
never seen his face, were present, and at.
tested their sympathy for brave man, who,
fearless in death and amid the crack Of rife
shots, put his hand on the lever and reversed
the engine. He did his duty Most true it
is that the grandest and noblest heroes do not
figure In court and CAMP
He MADE A MAsH.-An Indian maiden in
passing barber shop on Fourth street yes
terday stepped in and commenced arranging
her raven locks in front of large mirror.
One Of the tonsorisl artists, after gazing at
the young Hiswstha with evident sdmirs-
ton for O few moments, exclaimed, " You
are daisy" TIE dusky maid turned upon
the admirinR ABE and said " Nes I'm
daisy kiss me for my mother" The youth
turned over several chairs and cuspidores as
he frauticsliy fed for the back-door closely
pursued by the child Of the forest upon
whom il was plain TO be seen he had made
genuine mash.
DERAILED.-Ye yesterday afternoon a special
freight train went through the trestle-work
this side of Susuu, completely blockadiBg
the track. Passen gers on the evening trains
were transferred over the wreck, and the
overland was sent via Stockton, making
delay of about two hours in its arrival. No
one was injured in consequence ,ot the acct
dent.
WE have received another invoice of the
celebrated Jumbo silk, g. inches in width, at
the extreme low price of 81 Is per yard.
Ladies 81. old call early and secure bargain,
ms tie qUsntity Is limited, Red House.
.,ovELTIEs in ladies' hand.satchels and
purses, all sizes, made of fancy leather and
blush; prices reasonable; very suitable for
hoIilsy presents. Hale Bros. & Co.
For s complete assortment Of gents all
wool underwear of q No. l quality, call at
Wooden Mills Depot, SO street,