Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-30
ADMISSION DAY.
Governors Proolamation-celeb by
Native sons.


i Governors Proclamation-cele BY
Native Cons.
/ Yesterday Governor stoneman Issued the
following proclamation;
wasRsss. i hiss been established ss precedent
that tn Oh day o. September, the dste Of the ad
mission of California iuto the Union, as State, De
proclaimed rs legal holiday and whereas, many cit-
liens Of the State have requested that the ssid day
be proclaimed holiday 10 this year anJ believing
Il 70 be the desire Of the majority q the people Of
the state that said day Dc set gpsrt holiday and
whereas the 9sh dsy q September VIII % his gear,
fail upon sunday
Nov, Therefore George SsCnempn. Governor, BY
sirte8 II the authority in me vested, g proclaim
Monday. TIE I9sh 5ay q SapteJahor, A. p 1883, a
legs holiday withia tho state Of California
ia witness whereof have herennto ST. M hand
aud cansed the CREST seal 50 pe affixed, 4t aacra
meuto, on this 2at1 CAY q Algpstt 1888
fsEhLI GEORGE Sr0NEMAH, Governor.
Attest: Tue L. giioNrsox, Secretary G Stale.
September 95h this year fails on Sunday,
hla9e tic day following IS made the holiday.
Both general asd brigade orders nave been
issued, disseling tie National Glsrd TO pa
rade III tarsst practice on Saturday, Sep
I tsQber Ssh. bgs 5he order may De changed, 90
as to psrada % the day declared lssa hoii-
day. The principal keatuge 81 tnia yesrs
celebration vii Be the general meeting of tho
Native Sons Il TIE Golden West 10 Stockton,
Gu the 105h.
Last evening Sacramento Parlor heJd 3
messing AID completed 61si arrangements
for attending tins Stockton celebration S5gue
scditions we're made 70 she Committee on
Celebration, AID /. nov conais{so Of ice Follow
4 ing named laembs:s. 80 +. COIN, 7. D.
Ryan. N. CoEsy, j. T. Deylin, .. y Par
( k5r, Wm. Eaweett. I'd. KrsuH, George D.
irvine, 7. B. I5lston, Z. Heinrich, z. u.
Eilers, II. AIc0anu II.
/ s spgoial train 8ill be rpn from t!ii5 city.
leaving haze at $3.50 o'cioeg Monday morn
log.
Monday morning, % ? o'eloclT there vii
81 &, parade through tie p1acipai streets Of
Stockton 20 Hunters Psrk, where iltsEarY
exercises wiz be Aei8 uadeg the auspices oE
Stockton PaTl0r Ia lls egeuiU here will
/ be q ball Ia the Agon Theatsr.
I After the close Of the bali nd sbaut
clock Tuesday morning, ths ssesQ enso
sioR fra'p ,ciI cave IT,. heias fstoa
PaTI0T ass appointed d5lsgaticn q - ladies
So receive The ladies fzom abroad.
The Pioneers o. this city received Oh Iuvi-
tslio1 to participate il the celebration. bns
they viii not aEpssr as q body. hiarysyiiie
Rioaesrs held meeting on Me1d2y evening
and decided t0 l7ia 10 tins celebration. Gov
erEor St0uenan mas scgptad an Invitation to
be present with IS staff. There viii Re a
approximation from every Psrlor in the State
and nearly 81 OF them viii he present az
societies. 1t 10 expected that 1900 visitors
viii be II Stockton on she i0ih. 4 special
sr9iu rom Marysyiile viii 80 down on Sun
dey. The OH.
Military Organizations throughout tie State
haye been invited Co participate, and Stock
toe Parlor has offered o splendid goia medal
l0r the bsst drilled company Of the National
t7usrd. The medal was On exhibition yester-
day in W. 3. AiiIer's show window Il is 3
huge pin Of solid gold, ia the form Of shield,
and cost sl25. Ga its face ia the couyen-
0nal grizzly bsar, and in enamslsd letters
Gle following Admission Day Cele5Eation-
Stockton. Cal; y. S. G. W. September 9,
1883.
This celebration will he the ersodest ever
hsll bg this constantly growing Order.
Bo7s. TN WE'LL FINED. Ca Tuesday
well-known Individual, who goes by the name
Of Handsome among his most intimate
friends. procured = one.dollsr greenbaclcs,
piaesd lheia il bis book IN such q wsy as to
expose the ends Ct the currency, aud from
the bulk lead people TO believe Il was q very
large Rlaoant Of money. Going up * street
TO Fifth, lie concluded to step INTO club
room and take a hand r. a friendly game OF
poker, When he took his seat he took irem
his pocket the hook spoken Of, and lsying il
On the table is q position 60 show IS of to
good advantage, remarked, BOYS, you zee,
| sm well fixed today lie then replaced
The book, and became interested ia the game.
After playing Tor acme tiue nc called .
goo5-5izsd pot on four Jacks bot
Eis opponent raked in the ducats On
Showdown q four Kings, After
losing on ths Jacks it occurred 20 him
all ~ once that the room was very warm sud
ssEing of bis coat be hung it upon O hook On
the Ball. When the game adjourned Ia the
evening he to0k MS coat, pat st on, buttoned
it up. aud striking himself on the breast TO
ascertain if his greenbnoks were there, dis
covered TO his great surprlss tat ais p01ket-
book was gene. He Immediately msde known
Lib loss to those present. There had baeG but
few in during the time, ~ The game, sHd
they were all well snowo. One Of those who
had been playing rec0ilected seeing a man
fpmbling IN tbs pockets u .he coat told
-fsaa some hia ErFpIejors aa5 rau1z4 tha
indiyidual-a eertsin res.suratsuf and
SONS called on hiao yesterday, asked him go
50 restore, saying he Thought the little joke
had gone far enough. Il would net work
however the accused denies she theft.
t Handsome is out his cheaply irll5ad
pockstbook, while tie thief no Thought nc
had atr7ck several Thousand oollss boasvz
Is kickiag himself over she deceptive c,se
PLAYED by tbs ilhlter. snd She lassae Is O
longer '77eli fxed but aii broke up"
AN OLD CENSUS O. sAcRAXEgro. The
Sacramento qraascrip, of Nogemhe IS, 1850.
gave the subioins3 statistics @. thi5 city, DO
saiued from Che Assistant Census Marshal, J.
y. johnson Inhabitants (which have
takenl. near COCO; If these there are $50
females. There are SlS stores, so clothing
stores. 50 blacksmith shops, steam mills, $
cabinet shops, 2 soda manufactures, 3 emou
syrup manufactures, = breseries, g livery
stables, 90 physioisnr, 20 lsvgers. churchss-
First Presbyterian, Grace Episcopal, MetbC-
dist Episcopa', AlethodiAt Episcopsl South,
First Baptisf, Methodist Episcopal lcnloredb
and Roman Catholic There are over 100 estsb-
/ liel,ments Of productive industry. 20 show
whst our mills are doing [ will give az an
exanp!s Merritt & O.. 3 steam mill Annual
produces flour refined, 60, 600 sacks, st 81 80,
S45. COO; corn meal around, I9 600 bushels
S47 go annual proceeds S92, 80. There are
two other mills, enc Of which only re61es, tbe
other refaes and grfnds corn Rlso. IL is my
impression that ebout 500 more you'd have
been taken had rot tbs cholera visited uH.
II took this part Of the city after the cholera
broke oull was vacated within few days
after it commenced It's ragagey. ! thilk /
can safely say that Sacramento City has
floating population Of about 2, 600, giving aer
(which I think shs Justly deservesl about O..
900 population. 10 me country outsioe Of
the city there are , 500 viz: st Mississippi
Bar about 800, Negro Bar 500, Mormon
Island $40, and scattered through the country
and on the CosuDnes about 800, which viii
make 1900 for the entire county"
The Bo1 SpFU.-According 70 the records
kept by Sergeant Barwick she Thermometer
has reached so or upward Al days during the
present season, divided among the three
months as follows: June. II days, highest
temperature 102 o, on the 9th aud 30sh;
July, i DAYS, highest temperature, 1879.
on the p August TO date, l6 days highest
temp lsture, 1902 on the l9h. There ere
tryo day yae 10 hesr from, which the Sigaa
Udicer thini.s Is not very likely 50 rive q
temperature as high IS 90 Ths following "a
TIE temperature as noon yesterday for the
places named Olympia, 59a ; P0rllsn5, 6S';
Rossbnrz, CO.; Rcd Bl9f, 81; Sacramento.
so; SAT- Francisco 6S'; Ios Angeles, 81;