Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-20
BRIEF NOTES.

Since last report steamers and bsrges have
arrived at Sacramento as follows; Varuns.
from upper Sacramento, with grain d. II.
knight, from San Franciseo, with barge of
merchandise for Marvsvilie San Joaquin
No. 2, from San Francisco, with general
merchandise and barge of lumber bsrge
Philip, per steamer Reform, from San Frau
cisco, with lumber for W. +. Frazer. De-
parted-Varuns, for upper Sacramento, with
barge Of freight; San Joaquin No. 8, for San
Francisco, with barge Of grain Reform,
light, for San Francisco; d. L. Knight, for
MsrysviIle.
Alta stated meeting Of Sloan Lodge, 1. o.
G. T., the following named were elected del.
egates to attend the Grand Lodge which con-
vsues in San Francisco 10 October: Mrs E.
Baldwin. Mrs M. A. Alsip. Mrs. o. Wat
kiLs L. E. Yandercook, Edgar Rivatt and
stein, Mrs. Perez, Mrs. ]. Storch, L. II,
Keifer, J. Hanson and Frank Perez.
Some days ago DR.. W. r. Cluness was
called to San Francisco to attend the sick bad
of his youngest daughter. l. proved to be
the chiId's death bed, for the little sufferer
died at IL o'clock Saturday morning. Sic
was a years OLD. Her remains were brought
to this city and will be buried to-day at 3
P. N. from the residence Of her parents,
Eighth and Il streets.
On and after September 81, postal notes in
sums less than S. viii be Issued by money
order Offices foz three cents. These differ
from money orders only in the fact that
they are payable at any money-order of6ce
and TO the bearer.
The telegrsphers' strike having ended, the
Sacramento striking operators made an ap-
plication to be reinstated. Superintendent
James is in the city. and stated that those
who would be received would be notified 10.
day or tomorrow.
At the meeting of the California Temper.
ance Society last evening the following exsr-
cises were rendered: Address, A. J. Gregg !;
Carly; banjo solo, Mr.. Hanson /; reading,
Miss Gregg.
Captain Spencer. of Company T Of the
First Artillery Re- iment, writes the Colonel
of the regiment that his company will go
with the regiment to San Francisco. They
will join the regiment at Davisville.
The train that bore the ST. Bernard Knights
to San Francisco was drawn by locomotive
No. 172, Col. Garrison engineer. The run
from this city TO Benicis, 60 miles, was made
in one hour and thirty minutes.
Saturday the Governor pardoned F. De
Cleer, who was sentenced in July, 1881, to
fourteen years ia State Prison for assault to
murder ex.J udge ID. c. Blake of the Munich
pal Court of San Francisco.
Sacramento Typographical Union, No. 46,
met yesterday and passed resolutions Of sym
pathy with the locked.out printers of San
Francisco. The resolutions are printed in
full elsewhere.
Saturday Governor Stonsman appointedJ.
NJ. johnson q Notary Public, to reside at
Fresno Flats, Fresno county.
James Ferris a pioneer rsaideat Of this
city, died suddenly at his residence, on |
street, Saturday morning.
The field, staff snd line officers Of the
First Artillery Regiment will meet this even
ing for consultation.
During fight in the town of Washington,
the other day, Fred Kripp broke the jaw Of
Henry Payne.
HoT WEATHER. present spell of hot
weather, says Sergeant Barwiok, began with
a maximum temperature Of 90' on the 16sh,
So on the 18th, So On the 18Th, and 1907
yesterday, being the first time since June
11th that maximum temperature of 1902
has been reached. The following are the dates
aud highest temperature at and above 90'
tnsE mas occurred mere IN Sacramento daring
the present year June 5sb, OF; 6 h, 98 81;
7th, 101 81; Ssh. % So: and 9 h. 102 s.; on
the 17th. 90.2'. 24sn. 90.5'; 25sh, 80 A.; 2Ssb.
95 81; 20 IA, 80 s.; 30sh, 102 s.. July 1st,
1925; ID, I0S s.. hottest day ever known in
Sacramento 81, 96 So; 10Th, 81 g.; 11th,
1907; II b. 81; 18th. 80 So; 16sh. 81 8; 19sb.
95'; 2Osb, 90'; 23i. 90.5'; 24sh, %; % n. $50:
S0-h. 91'. AUGUST I'd, 95 81; On, 9O0; 9Th
SO 81; 7th, 80 81; 8sb. 90'; 16sh, 90'; 18th,
95'; 18th, 9S'; 10 h. 1902. This following is
the temperature st u NJ. yesterday for the
various PLACES named For Portland, 7Os;
Roseburg, 6S'; Red Bluff, 81; Sacramento,
90'; San Frsncisca. 72'; Los Angeles. 79'; San
Diego. 75'; Salt Lake, 71'; Cheyenne, 20 /;
Denver ~; North Platte, 73'; Omaha, 70o; |
.nd 70' for Yankton, D. T.
SoME AssEssMEsTs.- From what ia con-
Iidered pretty reiiable authority It Is learned
has previous TO tbs passage of the recsnt
icense ordnance by the Board of City T1us-
ees, the tan games IN Chinstowu vera pay
rg "liasnsep of $50: lotteries, $24, ard I
lcuses of prostitution, $50 per week,