Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-30
LOCALIsMS.

Two children died in Gait last week from
cholera infantum.
Fishing in the merican river in the vicis
| ity of Folsom is said TO be very good.
| DIR. Chas. E. Pinkhsm has removed to hi
elegant new office at No. SlS Eighth street.
L. N. Brown well known in the vicinity o
Gait, has mysteriausly disappeared. Finsncia
difficulty seems to have bssn the trouble.
Teams were engaged Saturday hsuline
brick for the construction of Grangers' Hsll
on the southeast corner OF Tenth and K
stress,
The health Of the town of Folsom is said
to have been improved greatly by the re.
moval OF the reservoirs in the immediate
vicinity.
z. NJ. Clsrken will act as District Attor.
ney of Sacramento county during the time
that J. I. Carey is in Oregon and Washing
ton Territory.
George R. Duggs, foreman of the yard at
the railroad shops, who hiss been ill for soma
time, has recovered sufficiently to enable him
to go to work again.
Saturday afternoon a ranch team ran into
Profess or j. w. Johnson's buggy, on J. be-
treeu Third and Fourth streets. The vehicle
WAS totally wrecked.
Peter Johns, driver of one of Mrs. Nc
Namee's teams, near Folsom, was throwH
from the seat of the wagon during s. runaway,
ard sustained severe cuts and bruises about
the head and face.
Mrs. M. j. Martin. who resides at 917 NJ
street. was thrown from her buggy Saturday
afternoon at Third and o strssts. Shs was
bruised considerably and both wrists were
fractured.
PROPOSALS will be opened at the Office Of the
City Board of Educstion this evening for
building an addition TO the Jefferson school
building. at Sixteenth and n streets; u o,
for calcimining nine of the public school
buildings.
The annual election of teachers of the
public schools viii be held one week from to-
day. ALI of the teachers, with the exception
of one who resigns ou account Of removal
from the city, are applicants, and few il any
changes are expected.
Merritt Summers, while cut riding Friday
evening near Gslt, was thrown from his
Buggy and severely bIuire1. The buggy was
badly damaged and Mr.. Summers severely
huct. The accident was caused by the run
away OF fractions horse no Was driving
J. B. Campbell, proprietor of the Custom
House at Lake Tahoe, and well known in
this city, has for the less year been more or
less troubled with asthma. DIR. Curless was
suddenly called 60 see him Wednesday, and
lie announces his condition at present TO be
very critical.
James B. McCormie, one of the boss car
psnters of tbs Sacrsmento division, while at
work Wednesday on the railroad sheds near
Cisco, fell from the roof aud was picked up in
an unconscious condition. DR.. RhodeF, of
Tcuckae, visited the injured man and foand
two ribs fractured and the right elbow disio-
Gated.
A difficulty occurred few days ago at
Franklin between II. Altueker and Ike Lore
less, en- ernploye, in regard to settlement,
whereby Mr.. Altncker received severe stabs
with a psir OF pruning shears. The doctor
was cslled and the wounded msn cared for.
Loreless DOES not bear very good reputa-
ton, and has skipped"
The temperature az u noon yesterday, SIS
recsived By Sergeant Berwick, was for the
Pacific coast and east of Chicago as fol-
lows: olympia, CO.; Portland, 64'; Roseburg,
5S'; Mendocino. 6S'; Red Bluff. So; Sscra-
meuto, 7S'; San Frsnciscu, ca; Los Angeles,
So; San Diego, 73o; Salt Lake, So; Cheyenne,
76o; Denver, S4'; North Platte, III; Omaha,
6S'; Davenport, Ia, 74'; Chicago, IL.