Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
The '' Curfew bell, since the 1st instant,
rings at O'clock. :
The tattooed wonsn Of Robipson's circt 3
was married Saturday evening at Folsom to
a gymnast by the name of Irvine.
The Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis will hold ser.
vices and administer communion of Trinity
Church, Folsom, tomorrow evening.
It was reported on the streets last evening
that two little boys were drowned ia the
American river yesterday not far from Pat
terson's station.
Colonel II. w. Sheehan, of The First Artil-
| lery Regiraeut, is IN receipt of so invitation
| for the regiment TO attend toe Native Sons'
celebration next Monday in Stockton.
Tho dog poisoner is around. Several valu-
able dogs have been poisoned this week
James Corbin had two imported bird dogs
poisoned yesterday, for either one Of which
be would not have taken hundred dollars.
Saturday evening after the Comique Thea
ter closed couple of hack loads lefE hat plaza
for spin on the Riverside road. There was
collision. One of the hacks will get cut of
the shop some day next week, but the other
is total wreck.
Some SpaBiards had row lsst evening at
of them, named Saunders, being terribly bat
tered up about the head aud face. He swore
TO 8 complaint and warrant was issued fer
the arrest of two Levy brotherS.
If what the Gazette says is true, Gait is
liable, st not far distant day, TO become
rival of the Capital City. There is propo-
sition now to have o large public park, end
there is some talk of prohibiting stock from
pssturing in the streets and on the side
walks.
The monthly report Of Heslth Officer Far
rell for August shows 194 reported mi
sances examined, 81 vaults and 80 essspools
cleaned, q yards disinfected, etc With the
necessary ordinance for suppression of nui-
| sauces our present Health Officer will do
most Efficient service.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Cali
fornia Temperance Society, held in their hail
LAST evening, the following exercises were
rendered. Piano solo. Mrs. j. d. Moy nahau;
IN address, Mr.. Mulroy; reading. Mrs.
Francis flute solo, Mr.. Carr; duet, Mira.
Moynahsn and Miss Smiddee; recitation, L.
Crsckbon.
This case of The People ex. rel. D. E. Cal
lahan VS.. A. S. Greenlaw comes up before
Judge Mcfarland this morning for hearing
on a demurrer to the defendants answer.
The case involves the question of the legality
of the recent election of county officers, and
its history has bsen given fully in the
RECORD UNION.
The Folsom Telegraph says: One would
scarcely recognise the American river as it
now ap 0ears as one that has been seen rush
ing madly along with waves white capped
and surging as if il anger. Several minia-
cure mud holes, surrounded With debris, rep.
resent the American river water. course, as
seen from this point at present.
Some parties are in the habit every day of
hauling wagon loads OF filthy garbage, spoiled
meat, fish and other loud-smslling matter ard
depositing The same 10 the low lots between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, south Of r.
There has been several cases Of diphthe1ia and
fever IN thst locality, and it is thought by
many TO have been induced by the act referred
to. II is matter that should receive the im-
mediate attention of the Health Officer.
Since last report steamers have arrived ct
| this place as follows San Joaquin No. 2,
| from San Francisco, with general merchandise
and barge of freight for upper Sacramento
| Varuna and San joaquin No. 8, from upper
| Sacramento. with barges Of grain two barges
lumber for Friend & Terry Lamber Company,
per steamer Sonoms. Departed: San Joa-
| auin No. 2, for San Francisco, with two bar
gss of grain; Vsruns, for upper Sacramento,
with barge Of freight; Nepopset, for upper
|
C. NJ Small passed through to Marysville
with barge Of freight
The temperature yesterday noonr By tire
Signal Service reports, appears to show al
most curiosity in the way of s. meteorolos-
zeal phenomenon that is, at noon it was
warmer at San Francisco than it was at Red
| Bluff. baing So at the former and only 78' at
the latter place. There is no remembrance Of
ever recording the like before in any OF the
| daily reports received at the United States
Signal Service station in this city. The fol-
lowing shows the temperature at noon yester-
| day for the different places named: For
Portland, &C.; Rossburg, 81; Red Bluff, rs;
Sacramento 81; San Frsncisco, So; Los An
geles, 96' San Diego So: Salt Lake, "a;
Cheyenne, 20; Denver, 76'; North Platte.
II; Omaha, II; Yankton, 70'; and Dead
wood. 60.
| A CERTAIN CURE.-On Saturday evening
citizen who resides on Second street, between
M and N, returned home with pain in his
back. It was not very serious, however, and
a. bedtime he retired without thinking much
about it. But about or o'clock in the
morning be awakened to find the pain was
very severe, and he asked his wife to get up,
and on certain place -on the bureau she
| would hnd bottle of the Great German
Remedy. Like good. loving wife, that she
is. she arose, found bottle at the place
designated, AID. without striking light, ap-
Piled liberal quantity to the lAms back
and commenced a brisk rubbing. It was
soon evident that victory was to crown her
efforts, for low murmured that's better :"
fell on her ears. The rubbing continued IN
interr1ptedly for minute or two, when
deep, heavy breathing indicated that storm
WAS brewing. Soon the man, with roar
that sounded like that ef circus lion,
bounded from the bed, yelling, " Great
Heavens Maria, I'm afire." maria be-
gan to suspect something of the kind, too.
for her hands and arms began to feel like a
volcano in active eruption. A light devel-
oped the fact that creosote was contained in
the bottle from which the supposed panacca
had been poured, and that the before lame
back was now living blister, while the
hands of the faithful spouse were in similar
condition. A physician was called in, aud
the 'wounds" dressed. The man ssys all
the sleep he had since or all he expects to get
for week is while on all fours." He,
however. warrants creosota to be sure cure