Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-08
BUSINESS Advertisements IS.
L92aL IATELLIGEHeE,

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NoTARIEs APPOINTED Governor Stone
man has appointed and commissioned the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: Edward Bernstein,
Alameda county, to reside at Oakland vice
G. W. Mclaughlin, term expired Leon D.
Freer, Butte, to reside at OtoviIle, vice self,
term expired: Frank D. Tunis, Lake, to re.
aide at Elk Vslley, original; Thomas J.
Ables. Marin, to reside az Tomales, vice self.
term expired Maurice Newman, Mariposs.
TO reside at Besr Valley. vice self term ex-
PRED J. X. Diamond, Mandocino, TO reside
at Cuffeys Cove, original; John s. Payne,
Monterey to reside az Psjaro vice self, term
expired Noel Davenport, San Bernardino,
to reaide at Cotton, vice self, term expired |;
w. w. Brought0n, Santa Barbara. TO reside
st Lompoc, origieal; T1omqs B. Bond, Stan
islaus, TO reside at Modesto, vice G. W.
Schell, term expired; w. 4. Gray, Tulare,
TO reside at Lompoc vice self, term expired
Thomas Harris Yuhs, to reside at Wheat
land, original; William Hubbard, Yuba, to
reside at Wheatland, vice self, term ex-
PRED.
IYCoRPoBATIoNs.-T following iucorpo-
rations were fled yesterday with the Secre.
sNAJ VI ObAsC 4tiG OLauuLlll4lC 1 AFLAb
Company, for the purpose of manufacturing
granolithic psvements. floors, etc Principal
placs Of business, San Francisco. Directors
W. S. Somervei, James Dunn, Adolph
Weske, Peter Miller. z. J. NJ. To6ensals.
Capital stock, 100000, divided into !, 900
shsres 49, The Pajar and Santa Cruz Rail
road Company, for the purpose of purchasing
or constructing, owning opera ing and main
taing a line of railroad in the counties OF
Santa Cruz and Monterey, for the purpose of
carrying passengers and freight thereon for
hire, CONNER chg ab the town Of Pajaro, il
Monterey county, and theucs running 8
distance Of 2l2-l0 miles to the town Of Santa
Cruz, in Santa Cruz county. Principal place
Of business, San Francisco. Directors-C.
f Croker, Creed Raymond, J, A, Fillmore,
G. Z Green and S. I. Gage Capital stock,
$500 600, divided into 5000 shares.
SAM BBANNAS ON THE WEATHER-Th
Guaymas correspondent of San Francisco
paper gives an interview with Sam BraUnar,
who is now in Mexico, in which the pioneer
speaks Of the weather in this locality, as fol-
lows: From the newspapers we learn that
California had but four inches Of rain five or
Six days ago, which IS very gloomy outlook
for California Ia the grain line, but there is
still hope. We had no rain 10 1S4S until the
first day 10 January, y o'clock at nj nj, AID
it rsinsd for three weeks INCREASINGLY. This
was the yesr that General Sh rmsn camDed
at Suffers Fort, now Sacramento city, on his
way 20 the mines as aid-de-camp to Colonel
Mason, TO report to the Government on the
gold mines They were detained there all
that winter on ths American river, during
which time Lieutenant Warner Of the staff
was engaged by young Suffer, who IS Ameri.
can Consul at Acapulco 1t this lime, to sur
vey the city of Sacramento; AID I went mis-
surety for $1,000.
WE YoTE YES To-day is good time.
Esid the ProhJHioajst of yesterday, to make
votes for levee improgene nt. Whenever q
heavy and lopg.continued rain occurs a feel
ing Of disquiet comes over the minds of our
people as naturally as though yellow fever or
cholera were drawing toward our borders.
Is it wise TO maintain such feeling Is it
conducive TO the material growth and pros.
parity OF the city While we are sure there
is q more terrible enemy to our homss aud
our moral and material prosperity within the
levess than all the surgipg waters of all the
rivers can bring against Us, we vet believe on
the evidence before Us that sll the money
that hiss been asked for so uld be raised TO
strengthen The levess.
CONFIDENCE IN HIS ABILITY A young
attorney of this city has FIR client a lady
who resides on / street aud who is possessed Of
considerable real estate. A few days since she
called at the Office Of her attorney andiuformed
him that che desired to secure the services Of
Judge Dsnnison 70 assist 10 certain litigs-
tiou. TIe young attorney objected said
she could hire the services Of Judge
" ID snnison "a advisory counsel, but he
would not give up the management of the
csse. " However, he remarked, "if you
do not think I have ability enough to prose.
cute the case. l will step TO ona side and you
can employ Judge Denni.o1.' " La me. "
she rsplisd, Il have every confidence in your
ability, / was only afraid you did not know
enough
The HIcH WATER.-A correspondent. re-
guests US TO give the fgures as to high water
IN the Sacramento river, and the dates upon
which it occurred. A we recollect II, the
highest stage Of the river during the food Of
1862, was January 10. 1862 aad the figure
y feet January 20, 1873, the DIVER relcaed
y feet III inches February (, 1881, the
published record is &c feet 6 inches; a mark
on the gauge says 26 feet @ inches, and there
srs old steamboat men WHO say the water
reached &c feet II incnss.
ANOTHER PrzzLE-The puzzle feud has
broken out sgain, and this time it is a ques.
ton Of expansion and contraction. Many
persons have solved the conuudrum, but they
are still puzzled to account for the result
The proposition is to take piece OF board.
card or paper, S by inches making 81
inches, and 30 cut il that it viii make 90
inches. Or, on the other side, TO take pecs
OF material 10 0y inches, making 90 inches,
and reduce it 70 by S, or ca inches.
TIE Two PLAcEs.-Los Angeles, nine
years out Of ten - yes, nineteen out Of
twenty-has less, far less, rain than we.
Th=y have to irrigste down there But this
year, to date, they have had u IL inches,
and we but y 80 Suppose the situation to
be reverse3-don't you think lefty works
levee thickening, back levee Tightening, lsvee
facing against water wash, and a mile OF fill.
ing Of the low spot st Brighton would be
worth something to Sacramento
Police CouRT.-Io the Police Court yes
terday, Louis Ksvanaugh pleaded guilty op a
charge of drunkenness, and was hned SO
Charles Curry. also accused of having been
drunk, Was discharged . The case Of Mary
Wolfe, for disturbing the peace, went over
until the u b Louis Crackbon, charged
with drawing snd exhibiting deadly weapon,
demanded jury trial, and the csse was con
tinued until next Friday, at l P. NJ.
PRAISE SFRvIoE.-To.morrew evening in
the Congregational Church there will be a
praise service, in which the choir will be as
sisted by Mrs Coppsrsmith, Mrs. Addie Car.