Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-11
BRrgP NOTES.

Owing to the burning of the bridge at
Marysville, thereby destroying for a time
Geographic communication with Yreks, the
temperature st neon yesterday for Olympia,
Portland, Roseburg and Red Bluff wss not
received az the United States Sigual Service
Office. Following is the temperature for Cali
foruia from Mendocino to San Diego and east
60 Chicago at II NJ. Yesterday: MendoeiGo.
52'; Sacramento, 76'; San Francisco, 5S';
Los Angeles, 81; San Diego, 75'; Salt Lake,
So; Cheyenne, 79'; Denver, S3o; North Platte,
81; Omaha, S0'; Davenport, 78', and Chi
cago, 70'.
Frank T. Fargo, of whose marriage msn-
ton was made yesterday morning, was form
er!y well-known resident of Sacramento.
Ia 1851 he was proprietor of The National
Hotel, then located between Teath and
Eleventh on J street. and il 1852 he and his
brother, who now es dss at Santa Cruz, car
risd on a laundry In this city. Two or three
years later Frank WAS elected Clerk of Sac
rsmento county and served term, soon after
which hs returned TO the Z 4sf, and has since
resided there.
TIE steamer Margie is now makine1 daily
trips down the river, and returning with 400
to 500 boxes Of fruit for the Capital Packing
Company. The fruit consists of peaches,
pears aud plums. The company now have
over 800 employees at the factory. This rush
is expected TO Lass about two weeks longer.
Badges, ribbons and cards for members Of
Sacramento Commandery, No. 2, Knights
Templars, are ready for distribution at w. B.
M,lier's siore, CPS street Certificates Of
membership, to procure excursion rate tickets,
are in possession of Sir Kaight Talbot, at
TIE railroad ticket Office.
Yesterday morning, after hearing the case
of ErauI1 Moaroxu and ffharlao Tnhrcor,
habeas corpus, further argued on behalf Of
the People, Judge Mcfarland dismissed the
writ and remsnded the prisoners TO custody.
The Great Council, Imp o. r NJ, before
adjourning at San Francisco, presented the
retiring Grand Sachem, Charles E. Spencer,
of this city. with an elegant gold watch
An exchange has this news items West
ern Union dispatches have been delayed in
several parts of the country lately on account
of trains being behind time"
VertelIi, the magician, will give his sixth
performance at Atlantic Gardens tomorrow.
Professor Simon will make his first appear.
anee there tomorrow.
A partial list of the goods TO be sold by
Sherburn & Smith at their auction rooms this
morning at 1880 o'clock will be found eige-
where.
II. G. Lesher has removed his carriage paint
shop from the corner of Twelfth and streets
to 1ll5 J street.
The annual election for directors OF Annoy
Hall Association takes place ct Armory Hall
this evening.
Another notice in regard to the recent
"sioggiug match is published elsewhere this
morning.
Dr.. Ira E, Ostmau has removed bis Office
to the northwest corner of Seventh and J
streets.
POLICE CoURT. The case of j. Smith.
charged by Chris. Ransmassan with with
holding $50 in coin, was continued until
to-day, with bond fixed at $3.50. Smith is
the proprietor of a saloon on K street, be-
tween Front and Second. Mrs. Hendricks
was convicted of frsquenting a Chinese
opium den, and will be sentenced to-day.
james OBrie0, strong, athletic young man,
stood up in the dock and plead guilty to the
charge of opium smoking. He said he was a
slave to the pipe. He was fned $40. All
Quong and An Fong were found guilty of the
same offanse, and similarly fined. Richard
Harrison, drunk, was fined $40, or 10 days
IN the city prison. James Burns, cripple
drunk, "A hours in the city prison. w. J..
Simmons, for obtaining moaey under false
pretenses. case continued until to day. All
Ling aud All Tom, resisting an officer, con-
tipued until to-day. The cases of All Charley,
burglary, and Juan Briones, battery, were
continued until to-day. j. D. Tate, violating
q health ordinance, guilty will be sentenced
Monday.
The PRISON 1SvEsTIGATIoN.-Yes terdsy
morning counsel W. II. Sears resumed his
argument for the Directors bsfore the Prison
Commission. At the hour of adjournment
in the afternoon he had reached "seven-
teenthly," with the prospect that it will take
him the greater part OF another day to finish
his srsument. The Commission adjourned
until 10 a. NJ. Tuesday.
SUMNER NIGHT FESTIVAL "A grand sum.
mer night festival and italian night will be
given by the Sacramento Yerein Eintracht
at Richmond Grove tomorrow ate moon and
evening. There will be promenade concert
std danca, brilliant Examinations, grand
tsbieaux, shadow pantomimes, fireworks, etc.