Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-11
BRIEF HoFRs,

Twenty seven farm wagons loaded with hay
were on the Plaza yesterday noon.
Sargent Bros. have lost e pocketbook, for
which they advertise and offer 500 for its re-
turn.
this city, and the yards are all laying in a
winter stock.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet to-day at the rooms of the Y. NJ.
G. A., on Fourth street.
A Chinaman by the name of Wong All
was arrested for battery last evening, and
locked up in the City Prison.
One hundred and two immigrants, includ.
iLg sixty nine males, passed Carlin yesterday
and will arrive in this city to-day.
A son and daughter of Taylor, who is on
trisl for murder at Woodland, occupy seats
beside their father during the trial.
The Street Commissioner is having the
streets and alleys cleaned up throughout the
city and putting them in order for winter.
Sheriff Mcclellan, of Butte, yesterday
took to San Quentin prison a man named
Richard Quentin, to serve two years for horse
stealing.
Several bootblacks have taken up their
lodgings in some empty boxes and barrels on
the sidewalk on Third street, between K
and l..
Albert NJ. johnson and Peter Shields, of
this city, have been granted licences to prsc-
tice in the Supreme Court. The examina-
ton took place at Los Angeles.
The Central Pacific Railroad Hospital is
being thoroughly reprinted inside and out.
This institution and its surroundings is a
model of neatness, and reflects great credit
upon the management.
A large number of teams are engaged in
hauling the wheat crop of Sacramento county
to the different Touring mills in this city.
The wheat generally is frst-class article,
and brings good price.
The furniture sale at the ware-rooms of
John Breuner yesterday was largely at
tended, and the articles offered were bid off
rapidly. The sale will be resumed Friday
morning at half-past 10.
John Ivens pleaded guilty in the Police
Court yesterday to charge of petty larceny,
and was fined $50 or 20 days in the County
Jail. The charge Of grand larceny against
Neil Mcneil was dismissed.
George Barton, the young brakeman who
was injured by railroad accident at Lodi,
mention of which appears in the telegraphic
columns, died of his injuries at the Railroad
Hospital in this city yesterday.
Governor Stoueman says it is all a mistake
about his taking residence in San Francisco.
He proposes residing in Sacramento until the
close of his gubernatorial tern, and then will
HE himself to his orange groves at San Ga.
briel.
The members of the City Board of Health
are considering a suggestion that they ask the
Trustees to appoint l.. +. Bassett, the City
Engineer, to the place made vacant by the
death of DR.. Montgomery, who Was men,
Der of the Board.
Tuesday, at CORTLAND, the body of Camille
Feuillot was found in the Sacramento. 1t is
at the Morgue, and an inquest will be held
this evening. Deceased was waiter IL the
Restaurant de France, and jumped off the
steamer Modoc to commit suicide when
eight miles below Sacramento, Tuesday of
last week.
Two of the celebrated Doan steam wagons
were Yesterday shipped by rail to q station
twenty eight tons. Seventeen large freight
wagons were also shipped to the same place,
where they will be used by the firm of Towle
| Bros. & Co. in conveying lumber from their
mills to the railroad.
Citizens who live on the block bounded by
| K and L, Eighth and Ninth streets. complain
of the filthiness of the alley. They say that
swill and all kinds of kitchen garbage 10
thrown into the alley. where it is allowed to
decay, and that the stencil arising therefrom
! is very offensive. If such is the case it
should be looked after by the Health Officer.
Viueyardists throughout Sacramento county
| are realiziog about 800 per acre, on an aver
age, for this years crop. The wine dealers of
| Sacramento have disposed of all their surplus
stock at figures never before realized for Cal
ifornia wines. As table wine, the Califor-
MIA product is fast supersediDg all imported
articles.
The temperature at noon yesterday, as re-
csived by Sergeant Barwick, is as follows for
the places named: Olympia, 51'; Portland,
co.; Roseburg, 63'; Mendocino, So; Red
Bluff. 7S'; Sacramento, 76'; San Francisco,
72'; Los Angeles, So; San Diego, 73'; Salt
Lake, So; Cheyenne, 30', and light snow,
the temperature being 800 colder than the
twenty-four hours previous; Denver, 36'.
and light snow, the temperature being 24'
colder than the twenty four hours preceding I;
North Platte, 46', weather cloudy, with a
temperature 20' colder than the preced ding
twenty-four hours; Omaha, So; Yankton
d. T., 32' There appears TO be cold and
stormy wave passing along the valley of the
Platte river, east Of the Rocky mountains.