Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-04

MILITARY NorKs.-The following changes
have occurred during the month of Novem-
Der among the commissioned officers Of the
National Guard of California: Commits
siored-John c. Miller, First Lieutenant
Company a, vice Palm, term expired John
Steinmiller, Second Lieutenant Company a,
vice Miller, promoted. acknowledgement
Fred. Eisenmepgsr, Governors Guard Ca
dets, First Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brig
ade. RetiEed-Csptain J. p. Brown, Com
pany Z, First Artillery Regiment, Fourth
Brigade, with rank of Captain; First Lieu
tenant J. q. Mcclellan, Company Z, First
Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brigade, with
rank of First Lieutenant Section 437 Of he
regulations governing the National Guard If
California is amended so SO to read: ITO be
eligible to election or appointment TO ttnce
in the military forces nf this State, the per
son must be over eighteen years of age and
resident Of the proper military district, city
or county, agreesbly to law. No person is
eligible to military Office who is under SEN
tence of disability or incapacity to hold Office
or command, or of suspension from command
in the military forces Of the State. The
qualifications herein as to age shall not apply
TO the Cadet Corps of the National Guard"
THE WEATHER.-The rainfall yesterday
was 01 of an inch, making that amount for
the month, and 2.49 for tie season, as against
$50 inches to a corresponding date in 1877
l 80 inches in 1873 5 II ioches in 1879; l. 81
inches in 1880; ESQ inches in 1881 F.; 6.42
inches in 1882 and 40 inches in 1888. The
average for seven years past to a correspond
ing date is 2 SO inches. The present season is
therefore 40 of an inch behind the average
precipitation for each year during the past
seven. The temperature, wind and weather
st y 81 yesterday was For Olympia, 40,
calm and foggY; Portland, 40', calm and
cloudy; Fort Candy, 46', west and fair;
Roseburc, 46', northwest and clear; Red
Bluff, 54' south and threatening; Sacra-
mento. SO, southeast and cloudy; San Fran
cisco, J6t southeast and cloudy; Los An
geles, 6l', south and threatening San Diego,
63', southeast and threatening Salt Lake,
4S', west and fair Cheyenne, Sc, northwest
aud clear Denver, 80, south and clear
North Platte, So, south and clear; Omshs,
Az, southeast and fair; Deadwood, 46', west
and cloudy; Yankton 45', south and fair.
THAT GRASS VALLEY WoMAS.-Some
weeks since poor woman and six small chill
dren made application to the Towards in this
city for assistance. She and her children
we're assisted for few days, but when it was
ascertained that she had come from Nevada
county directly here, she was put in the cars
and sent back to Grass Valley. The papers
Of that town denied in the most emphatic
terms that she belonged to them. - But the
Door you have with You slwsys," and here
she Is again with her half dozen children. She
was first seen up on L street, near Twelfth
asking the way Co the Police Station, and last
4. 1g.4t, I -
CITY Prison in great trouble over the large
family on his hands. The woman says her
name is Msry Hussy that her husband, Pat
rick Hussy. is over in the State of Nevada,
laid up with rheumatism that she came to
this CITY about three weeks ago, and hai been
roominc at the house Of Mrs. Barry on Fourth
street, between K and L, and that Mrs. Crock
er gave her s.; now it was all gone, and she
was waiting for the howards to help her.
ELECTION OF OrFIcERs.-At the annual
election Of Sacramento Commaudery, Knights
Templars, the following officers were chosen
Eminent Commander, E. Lyon; Generals
simo, c. NJ Coglan; Captain General, VIM.
B. Miller; Prelsse, John Rock; Treasurer,
a. A Van Voorhiss; Recorder. A. A. he'd
ington Senior Warden, f. Glover Junior
Warden, VIM. I. jackson; Warder, }. w.
Boyd; Standard. Bearer, w. L. Jones
Sword Bearer, c. II. Stevens Captains of the
Guard, r. Burr. Frank Lambert Frank
Flemming Sentinel, George F. Bronner.
At the annual meeting OF Tehsma Lodge,
No. 3, +. and A. NJ. held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year; w. NJ, +. G. Stober; S. w, Peter
Durno; J. w, Thomas w. Clark; Treas
urer, A. Conkliug; Secretary, james Robin
Chaplain, Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis; S. D., 5.
II. Jackman; 1. D., +. Anderson Marshal,
L. l.. Potter; Stewards, V. Dtesher and
Daniel Hyman Tyler. Robert Collar.
HAVE You SEEN THE COMET THE Pons.
Brooke comet of 1872, found two months ago,
through the telescope, is rapidly approaching
the sun and earth. II is now fifteen times
brighter than whsn first seen, and can bs OBJ
served in the evening in the northwest by the
aid of an op5rs glass. l. is expected to be
visible to the naked eye about the end OF this
week. This comet has a small nucleus, and
the tsil shows only a. hazy space around it.
FUR.LINED silk circulars st the reduced
price of SIG and $40. These garments are
bargains seldom seen. Ask to see them
Hale Bros. & Co.
GRAND sale Of millinery on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday next at Red House. :