Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09
RR1sp NOTES.

Dot leetle German band is in .owr.
The Central Pacific freight depot is receiv.
ing new coat of paint.
Della Smith, formerly Gallagher, died last
evening after brief illness.
Lee All Dan, the Police Court Chinese In
terpreter, leaves to-day for China.
AL of the compositors at the State Print
ing Office have been discharged except seven.
A little boy has been arrested and licked
up in the city prison for killing canary birds.
The ladies of st. Pauls Guild will give a
social party at Turner Hall next Thursday
evening.
! Articles of incorporation have been filed
| with the Secretary of State by the Presby-
terry of Los Angeles. The Directors ara
John W. Ellis, J. H. Clark. Josiah McCay,
John B. Hunt, W. 7. Clspp.
Mrs. D. E. Callahan. widow of the late az
Treasurer, was badly burned few days
since while trying to save property from a
burning barn in Placer county.
One hucdred and forty.four immigrants
will arrive from the East by the overland TO-
day.
Hawkins was found sleeping on the side
walk last night and taken to- the station
house.
A new sidewalk Is being constructed on the
gouth side OF street, between Front and Sec
ond.
The new railroad bridge over the Yubs,
near Marysville, will be completed in about
three weeks.
The officers of the Chebrah Kedushs of
Sacramento were installed Sunday evening
by Marks Levy, President.
The Chinese tan game cases that were set
for hearing before Judge Gilmer yesterday,
were continued until this morning.
The town is full of tramps. The alley be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, K and l.,
seems to be rendezvous, or at least they are
very numerous in that locality.
The Towards met last evening, but no
quorum being present they adjourned until
Wednesday evening, after deciding to attend
the funeral of DIR. Montgomery in body.
Judge Mcfarland has allowed witnesses in
the Lentini case, those who are poor and
could not afford it. enough to pay their
actual expenses while in attendance in
Court.
Among the prominent candidates for War
den of the San Quentin Prison is Paul Shir-
ley. 1t is stated that General John Nc
Comb, Warden at Folsom, will not be dis
turbed.
There was small fire in one of the rooms
Of the Odd Fellows building, on the corner
OF Fourth and streets, yesterday morning.
1t was discovered before any great damage
was done.
County Expert Hopper is examining the
books Of the County Treasurer and School
Superintendent. One of the books relating
to swamp land matters cannot bs found. and
county officials look wise and ask, "Where
is it."
The law providing for the readjustment
of the salaries of Postmasters went into eff
feet October 1st. Salaries of nearly every
office in the State are reduced. Only those
OF San Francisco, Fresno, Los Angeles,
Monterey, Sacramento and Santa Ana are
rei.ed.
It has bsen ascertained that the nams of
the boy who was drowned in the Sacramento,
opposite the city, on Sunday, was Alfred
Ba,stow. He is the lad who was convicted
some months since for turning switch at
Swingles Station, and had just finished
term Of imprisonment at the State Prison at
Folsom.
Henry O1chwald, an ex-policeman, was
stopped about 8 o'clock last evening by two
fDotpads near the corner Of Third and o
streets. He was knocked down and an at.
tempt made to go through his pockets. Osch-
valid, while down, get hold of his pistol and
fred at the robbers, when they let go of him
and fed. He is not sure, but he thinks that
his shot took effect.
The temperature at u NJ. yesterday, az re-
ceived by Sergeant Barwick, is as follows for
the places named and shows G very great
change in the temperature 10 twenty-four
hours For instance, Cheyenne ia so cooler
than the preceding twenty.four hours; Den
yer, 250 cooler; North Platte. go cooler,
and Yanktou, D. r. 15' cooler. The tenn
peratu-e is for Olympia 80 degrees, Portland
Sc, Roseburg, 81. Red Bluff II, Sacramento
65, San Francisco g. LIS Angeles II, San
Diego &c. Salt Lake AS, Cheyenne Al. Den
ver 40. North Platte 81, Omaha n, snd
YAnktop, d. t, co The weather was fair
to cloudy at all tie eastern points named
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