Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



The Immigration Work.
The immigration meeting held Yesterday
in the Board of Trade rooms was presided
over by Joseph Stcffens Brief earnest re
marks upon the objects of the meeting
were made byR. D. Stephens OF Brighton :;
DIR. 0bed Harvey, of Gait; T. f. Aiken,
Carl Strobcl, G. NJ. Mott, p. E. Plat, Val
cntine McClatchy, John Mcneil 5. E. Car
rIngton, f. X. Alsip, George +, Bates, JOS
Steticns and others
On motion of George T. Bates, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Rcso'fSd, That this meeting organize into an
association TO be known rs the Sacramento
County immigration Association, to be a sub
society to the Northern California immigration
Association.
The Association then proceeded to elect
hive Directors, 10 serve until the bylaws are
adopted and the first regular meeting was
held. These persons were chosen: Obed
Harvey, ?. f. Plat, f. K Alsip, r. d.
Stephens, J. A. Woodson.
1t was ordered that the Directors prepare
code of bylaws and plan of thorough or
Sanlzauon. 1t was ordered that the Direct
ors extend an invitation to the people OF
the county to attend the first regular semi
annual meeting to be held at Pioneer Hall,
Saturday, October lth, at II A. Nj. The
meeting then adjourned.
The Board of Directors Immediately net
and organized, with +. l. Robinson acting
by request as Secretary Mr. Plat pre-
scented copies of laws of the Los Angeles
association. These were taken up and
discussed and a general plan for a brief
code Of bylaws adopted and a committee
appointed to formulate and arrange the
same. At 3 P. NJ. the committee adjourned
to meet October All, at II An.
SIGNAL SERVICE OBsERyATIoNs.-Serg
Barwick says there appears to be Judging
from the weather reports from the United
States signal stations along the Pacific
Coast a well and sharply defined baro-
metrical depression along the Pacific Slope.
slowly moving eastward. The barometer
everywhere is considerably below the
mean average for September. and was
still falling at the 5 P NJ. observation last
night, with cloudy, threatening and fair
weather as far south rs Cape Mcndocino,
California, and light rain falling at Fort
Candy. Also a heavy precipitation yestcr-
day rom iatOosh Island To Fort CANDY.
there being during the p hours ending at
T.. VI. last night - of On inch at Tatoosh
Island 20 of an inch a. Olympia: 40 of
am zach at Portland and % OF an inch al
Fort t&noy, with a. foul weather suuset
at eaeh station above named. ! am sur
prlSeu th1j we nav not mad any clouds
accompanying lhlS low baTometrcal
wave for such low barometer
during the winter would produce heavy
precipitation "I ram with wind
The atmosphere appears 70 be in an I'M
present storm to the north of MS may he
travelling TO the northeast If So we will
-. noIn.il7 more 'li'! Il I'l,le "liiu ana some
,ni,,bt 6e ,,,ivai with str@t,,s Rmt If that
storm Is travelling southwe,tward it NAV in
due course of time reach near this vicinity.
There j.. one thing certain. rain is not
needed nor IS il wanted in this part of Cali
fornia for several weeks 10 come bllt rs we
are nearing the rainy season there need be
mo surprise at ANYTHING that might occur.
N|NIKNVIS.-l cSIeIdaN' IN Department
one ~ the Superior Court sentence in the
,aSas Of Robert Rao convirteJ Of Grand
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Monday at 10 An Ah Doe convicted Of
burglary OF the second decree, was sem
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took him to that Institution later in the
day. Conrad Close. who pleaded guilty of
Obtaining money ut.dcr false pre,cnsss by
means of a sack Of bogus gold dust. was
sentenced to one wear i'm the County Jail
and 20 nav a fine of $50. or. in default of
pavment of the fine. to serve il out at the
rate of a DAYS Imprisonment Tor each dollar
90,
VI E"hANhlSE Al 'I'"N.-Ni!eIouIh ~
smith. aucuonecrs, will sell on Thursday
next. commencing at 10 A. NJ. on the west
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store room recently ogenple,H by Li.il' LuhFs
disc. I, is a stock of a country store and
has been brought to this city for con-
vonience OF sale. The stock Is extensive
anu from appearances AISt-UI'Sa IN every
respect II consists IN part rs follows
Groceries, hardware, woodynWare, Crockery,
furnishing goods. hats and caps, boots and
shOcs. clothing, hrDOmS, rope etc. Also
large and select stock of wines liquors
cigars and tobacco. \ par of counter
scales and a Detroit safe will also be sold
sale positive.
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''''h ''0'''' ~ ''I' l once Gun .
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Viz So,rnS and Rcrtio WasLinrn ar.
,,,,.aI n 1T Isrrar,,, in robbinga man Of
60 ~, ~ -. NJ Ilrf,n,a ,rerS triai and
i; H. - III, tbo rrnsarmtin, wines. baying
-, "a J.,', ,jon no lost bis I5onc,5
H., 80 - 'N,;,; ahn1,r anvtIi,', con,
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,'i t the plila
dri,i;, HIS corIl. SaturIay morning
was held To answer in $1,000 bail. The
cases Of Angus Ross and c. +. Weber,
accused Of gaming, We're, on motion OF City
Attorney and Acting District Attorney An
d'rson, dismissed without prejudice.
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