Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-01
BsIEe NOTES.

Of the thrse boys drowned in the river below
the R.street levee on Thursday night.
Sergeant Barwick says there was sprinkle
Of rain yesterday morning at Red B uif, and
it was raining at Rossburg, Or, last night.
The Sacramento river has fallen to feet 9
inches above low-wster mark. This is an
inch or two lower than the river reached last
year.
C. Z. Wilcoxson, President Of the State
Board of Equalization, has not been present
at the meetings this week, being confined to
his home by illness.
The sprinkling cart tina. goes through the
alley between Third and Fourth, j ard K
streets, has not been seen for week. Il
must have broken down.
w. +. Drew has resigned his position as
engineer at the County Hospital to take
charge Of the winery recently erected near
Gushris's Station by San Francisco firm.
Sunday evening the musical and literary
sections Of the Sacramento Verein EiDtrachg
will celebrate the anniversary Of the battle Of
Sedan by an invitation party, to DO given at
their hall, oil K street.
Tie State Board Of Examiners allowed fo-
the support and salaries of the San Quentin
State Prison for July the sun OF Sl5,5l2 So
For Folsom Prison. 81 $40 10; for improve
ments and support OF Nspa Insane Asylum,
s1S 978 30.
r. McKillicsn, contractor foE the Agri-
cultural and Industrial Exposition Building,
has received 81, 533 o.. being the fifth
progress estimate. a. W. Burrell has re-
ceiyed the second payment of $500 as arcbi-
tect. The contractor has now received
$50, 415 %.
The temperature at II N yesterday, as re-
ceived by Sergeant BsrWick for the sections
named, is as follows: For Olympia, So;
Portland CO.; Roseburg, Sc; Mendooino, 80 !;
Red Bluff, 76'; Sacramento, 10; San Fran
cisco, co.; Los Angeles, so: San Diego IS;
Salt Lake, rs; Cheyenne, So; Denver, 81 /;
| North Platte, So; Omaha, So; Yankton, S9';
and Deadwood, rs.
]. D. Simmons AID wife, Of Sutterville,
we're coming into the city yesterday morning,
and when near the corner of Fourth and o
streets, q runaway team, belonging to the
Capital Soap Works, ran into his wagon,
smashed both of the rear wheels and threw
| the occupants out, but only slightly bruising
them. The remainder of the damage was the
wrecking of the sOap-works' wagon.
Two tramps had dispute in front OF Hall,
Luhrs Co.'S store st late hour last eve n
! ing, which resulted 10 blows. They finally
agreed to repair to the alley in the rear to
have it out. They were followed by a curl
Gus crowd, who viewed the mill f r few
moments, when some one, evi ientiy with ma
licious intent, said, Here comes q cop
The last seen of tbs two tran % they were
running out of the alley in opposite direc-
tions. The alarm of police was false.
LAND PATENTS. The following Govern
msnt land patents have been received in this
city at the Land Off e, Ed. F. Taylor. Regis
ter; Andrea Arata, Charles Burks, Jere-
mish d. BrownsD, Juan J. A. De Ia Bsga,
| VIM. Bacchi, Susan Barnett, L. G. Chcis-
man, Guiseppi Cuneo, John B. l.. Chapelle,
Maria G. Davis. Henry Dunn, Mary Ann
| Daily, Henry 4. Dennis. Samuel Dunlap,
Jesus Eridia, George r. Grant, Isaac n.
Hite, John Z johns, John B KAHN. Gui-
sevpi Longinotti, heirs Of Frank Latora,
George Null, Susan Moloney, Mark Nc
| Nicholas. James Moore. Nancy s. Morrison,
Robert Nurse, Chas. f. O'Hars, Henry
john Rathgeb. Jr., S. g. Sosgnoli, William
Tibbot, Daniel Thompson, Robert Trimmer
and Lewis F. Walker.
Aucr1oHs-REAL ESTATE Bell & Co.,
auctioneers, will sell this morning, at 1880
| o'clock, st salesrooD, No. SO ] street, four
bedroom sets, spring and top mattresses,
carpets, tables, chairs, lounges, crockery,
! glass and wooden ware, and ore psr,or set.
| The same firm, commencing this evening at
| z o'clock, will sell the entire stock of coun-
| try store, consisting of crockery, tin and
glassware, at the salesroom. Also. On Tues
! day next, at 10 NJ. they viii sell st their
saiesroon, lots 2, 8 and 4, in the block
bounded by Twenty-sixth and Twenty.
seventh, I and J streets lots, oO1l6O feet.
Also, at 1890 o'clock the same day and
place, they will sell large invoice of fnrni-
TUE, carpets, bedding, bedroom and parlor
sets.
A BROKEN LEG.-Early yesterday morning
Ed. Kelley, hackman, had fight with
blacksmith named Gao. Harnett, resulting in
the former having his leg broken below the
knee. The hackman had been out all night
with party of young men in his carriage
They had al been imbibing very freely, and
from the appearance of the crowd at day.
light one would have supposed they We al
too drunk to fight. There were no arrests
made.
Try the Esmeraldss st the new candy fac.
Aorx 80 ~ Ctraub & Smith TrODriefoFR