Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-10
RR1Er NOTES.

before Justice Tubbs yesterday were post
poned until 10 A. N. to-day.
A carload of Reno potatoes passed through
this city yesterday, en- route to Los Angeles.
1t is simply an exchange Of oranges.
The reception given by the ladies of the
Congregational Society last evening was q
very pleasant and successful gathering.
A double team driven by Chinaman ran
away on street yesterday. An awning was
broken down, a lamp-post demolished, and
the wagon badly wrecked.
The committee that is raising funds for the
purpose of testing the ounty.license tax,
Messrs. Buhlert. Goddard and Considine,
leave to-day for Davisville and Woodland.
To-day is the 4O0th anniversary of the birth
of Martin Luther, the great reformer, at
Eislebep, Ssxony. Great preparations have
been made for the celebration of the event in
Germany.
The Governor has appointed J. A. Clark a
Notary Public for the county of Los An
| geles, to reside at Pomona; and X. Pollard,
for San Luis Obispo county, to reside at Ar
royo Grsnde.
John Eitel and H. Wachhorst, whose names
| have been mentioned in connection with the
School Dictatorship, desire it stated that
they are not, neither will they be, candidates
for that position.
John j. Buckley, searcher of records, has
| purchased all the search books belonging to
E. l. Robinson also those of Judge S. G.
| Cross. Those of the latter are very complete |
dating back for thirty years
The work on the Linda levee is not vet fin |
ished. About $500 or 5000 has been expended
so far. The levee has been raised in hight |
and strengthened. The rain has interrupted
the work. which will be resumed as soon as
practicable.
NJ d. Real, brakeman, fell from a car
yesterday near Cascade. The train passed |
over him, seVering his body and causing in
slant death. His father went up the road |
last evening, and will return with the re-
mains of his son this morning.
A grand concert will be given at the Con. |
gregationsl Church ON Wednesday evening, |
November 18th, by Mrs. Fleissner. Lewis, |
assisted by Mrs. Edward Csdwalader, Mrs. |
Clara Byrne. Miss Carrie Warren (of San |
Francisco, Miss Carrie E. Drsy, Prof. Otto |
Fleissner, Joseph Terry and Will Beardslee. |
W. r. Strong & Co.. of this city, have is
sued a very handsome illustrated catalogue |
for 1884, giving full list of seeds, trees and |
their general nursery stock, together with |
suggestions as to varieties, directions for
planting, etc. The pamphlet contains about |
seventy pages and will prove convenient !,
guide and of value for reference.
DR.. G. A. White, of the County Hospital,
reports for October as follows: In hospital |
October lat, 11S; admitted, Y; died, 8 dis
charged, 49,; remaining, 1873, Meals fur
PAUL. Martini, of Italy, killed by cars All
Sing, China, consumption; John Lseckly,
Switzerland typhoid fever. The expenses
were For salaries, 1886; subsistence, ST.
232 SO; for 344 cords of wood, 81, 463 43
total, 81, 4S2 20.
The temperature, wind and weather at u
N. yesterday, as received by Sergeant Bar
wick was For Olympia, Az, south and light
rain; Portland, 52', south and cloudy; Fort
Candy. 49, south and cloudy Rosehurg, 51',
southwest and cloudy; Mendocino, 49,, north
west and clear; Red Bluff, $50. north and
clear Sacramento, 59', northwest and clear
San Francisco, So, northwest and clear Los
Angeles, 81, west and clear; San Diego. 81.
west and clear Salt Lake, 49,, northwest and
fair; Cheyenne, 49,, northwest and cloudy;
Denver, Az northwest and fair North
Platte, 81 northeast and fair e; Omaha, AS.
north aud cloudy DeadwoOd, 40', west and
clear
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors have been in session all week, but
no business of Importance has been trans
acted. A communication was received from
the Governor, Attorney. General and Con.
troller asking them to send representative
to San Francisco to meet with delegates from
counties in which the railroad companys
taxes are delinquent, and provide ways and
means TO employ attorneys to argue the
Santa Clara tax case before the Z nited States
Supreme Court. The Board refused TO take
any action in the matter. Yesterday DR.. de
Derby Of this city appeared before them and
presented letter from DR.. M, r. Leverson
OF San Francisco, in which the latter asked
to be appointed representative of Sacra-
mento county. He offers his services for
nothing, and is very DESTROYS to have extra
session of the Legislature called. The doctor
is member of the Assembly from San Fran
cisco, which no doubt accounts for his ex-
treme anxiety for the extra session. The
communication was placed in pigeon-hole
made expressly for the reception Of literary
curiosities. The Board listened very atten.
lively to DR.. de DeTky, but declined to take
any action.
WHO SELECTS THE CAND1DArEs.-Both
the Republican and Democratic City Central
Committees state that they will adhere, in
making nominations for School Directors-to
be voted for at the approaching election-to
the custom Of letting the committeeman from
each ward name the candidate for Director TO
represent the ward from which selected in
the School Board. Ii becomes, therefore. q
matter of interest to every voter who is de-
sirous to See the highest efficiency in our
schools, TO know who is to say what men
they can vote in favor Of for Directors from
their wards. The members composing the |
Republican Central Committee are w. j.
Davis, st large; A. j. Rhoaas and X. f.
Wiemeyer, First Ward: J. W. Wilson and
r. 7. Devlin, Second Ward +. A. Smith
and Dugsld ellis, Third Ward S. NJ jack
son and John Conran, Fourth Ward. The
Democratic Central Committeeman are Jas
q. Kelly, at large Mark Foster aud Thomss
Fox, First Ward d J. Considine and r.
Ii. Singleton, Second Ward A. S. Woods
and Frank Carroll, Third Ward; f. g.
Blessing and Thomas Ii. ONeill, Fourth
Ward.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION At the meeting of
the Citizens Association held last evening,
committee consisting of the President of the
organization, and two members from each
ward, was appointed TO take into considern-
ton the question of nominations for School
Directors and Superintendent and TO report
ct the next mseting, to be held Friday even
ing, November Is n. A committee of FIVE
was also appointed to examine the city
levees and report at the next meeting, or as
soon thereafter as prsclcable, as to the
efficiency Of the city dsfenses, and to make
any recommendation deemed advisable. The
subject of city sewage and drainage was
briefly considered, and postponed until the
next meeting, when q committee will proba.
bly, be selected to bring plans for action be.
fore the Association.
MUSTERED OUT - Upon application of
Captain J. p. Brown, If Company L, First
Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brigade. n. G
c., and with the approval Of the Board Of
Location. his company Is dishaDded. Also,
upon their own application. Captain Brown
and First Lieutenant J. G. Mcclellan. of
Company L, are placed upon the retired list,
Captain Browns faithful services during
twenty years justly entities him to rank as
Senior Captain, and General Cosby, on re-
tiring this veteran officer. pays a handsome