Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-03
CONCISE LOCALS.
Goyernor.alect Ston.man has arrived.


The regular sale days of Bell & Co., sue.
tion GERS. ara Tuesdays and Fridsys, ceg;r.
ming at 1880 A. N.
Bids are wanted for the renting of build.
ings ct Agricultural Park for term of one,
two or three years.
Nicolas WilloushbY has been appointed BY
Governor Perkins Supervisor Of Butte
county, vice Williams, term expired.
l.. L. Rodman has fled his official bond as
Constable for Brighton township. with j.
Routier and Thos. G. Jones as sureties.
The steamer Reform arrived from San
Francisco yesterday, with barge of lumber
for the Friend & Terry Lumber Com pany,
and w. F. Frazer.
Two Dep, known as Sunshine Billy and
Harry Miles. were taken to San Quentin yes.
terday By a Shasta county Sheriff. they hav.
ing been convicted or burglary.
Postal authorities desire it stated that the
postage on the New Years number of the
RECORD. UNION, when mailed by individuals
and single numbers, is three cents.
Governor Perkins has appointed James
Samuels as Director of Agricultural Society
No. 4, and Joseph Smith as member of
District Board of Agriculture No. 8.
The total rainfall for the recent storm
amounted to 232 inches, according to the
signal service report, making the total for the
season 9.47 inches, which is 299 inches in ex-
cess of the average rainfall for the past six
seasons.
P. F. Buckley. formerly of this city, died
on December l4sh Of consumption in South
Nat;ck, Massachusetts,. Deceased was con-
nec.ed with the fire department while here,
and held the position of Right General Guide
of the First ARTILLERY Repiment
A man named William Adams was brought
to the S.ation-house last night by officer
Gu en- and charged with the petit larceny of
bar of soap. The man said he had stolen
the soap, and that he wanted to be locked up
for while for he could get no work to make
living.
The Railroad Hospital report, By DIR.
Nixon. FIR December. 1882. shows present in
hospi al December LIST, Sc: admitted during
the month, 46; total, 102. Discharged, AZ /;
remsining il the hospital for the month end
ing December, So; private house and Office
patients treated, 1913. Total, 500.
Red Cleud Tribe, I. o. r. NJ, have elected
the following officers Sachem, T. P. Smith /;
Senior Sycamore, w. Goddard Junior Saga
more, J. &. Burdg; g. of Records, Thomas
j. Eames; K, of W., J. S. Watson Finsn-
cial Chief, o. N. Cronkite; Trustees-E. G.
Hopkins, G.. f. Bronner and B. f. johnson
The Street Railway Company has issued an
order prohibiting policemen from riding free
on the street cars. This is said to be because
the officers did not protect the drivers from
snowballs ON Sunday last. A policeman asks,
How could four policemen the number
on day duty-"keep 10000 people from
throwing snowballs ?"
Names appeared on the slate at the station
house at II o'clock as follows: Samuel
Holmes. disturbing the peace, on alias war
rant Thomas McCanta, VIM. McCants aud
John McNulty, disturbing the peace "Clebs
of the Red House." safe keeping; Charles
Hoff, disturbing the peace Thomas Perry,
drunk; VIM. Adams, petit LARCENY, and two
dodgers.
The war maps heretofore mentioned as
sent to the Sacramento Association of Mexi.
can Veterans were the gift of Captain Will.
lam Blanding, of the Palmetto Regiment
that was with General Scott at the taking of
the City Of Mexico. Captain Blanding sent
the maps from San Francisco to the Sacra-
mento Society as New Years present, and
the Association voted him thanks and q
happy New Year,