Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-29


THE WEATHER.-Sergeant Barwick re-
ports: At the o'clock observation last
night the barometer was rising from Port
land to San Francisco and falling at Los
Angeles and San Diego, with rainfall to an
appreciable amount AT San Diego. There
was also n rainfall at San Francisco and
Los Angeles, but the precipitation was I'M
apprecable to the pluviameter or rain
gauge. There was a foul-weather sunset
reported from Mendocino, Los Angeles and
San Diego; the weather was from fair TO
clear except at Los Angeles, where it was
cloudy. The wind was northwest at Port
land, Mendocino and Red Bluff, and south
west at Sacramento, San Francisco and
Los Angeles, and west at San Diego No
reports from Olympia, Fort Candy or Ia
toosh Island.
RED MEN's PIcHIc.-The Improved Order
of Red Men of this city will celebrate ST.
Tammany's Day by an excursion and pic
ME Coils Grove, near Woodland, being
the place selected for the gathering. In
addition to the SacramentanS, there Will be
present many members of the Order and
their friends from Yolo county and else
where, and the grove will doubtless have
Its accommodations thoroughly tested. BY
that time the weather will have settled, but
the grass and wild flowers Will be as fresh
rs ordinarily is the case in April. The
committee has arranged games and amuse-
ments in such variety that all who attend
will find something of interest, and the
First Artillery Band will furnish dancing
music, The train will leave the city at S
An.
LAND PATENTS IssUED.-The Governor
has issued the following patents TO school
lands: Mary S Gilbert, Sonoma, 5s.S7
acres T. W. Marvin and W Parker
Shasta, 800 acres; John Howe, Los An
geles, 55.03 acres; 5. J. Lynch, Los An
geles, Gao acres; George Chaffey. Jr.. San
Bernardino $40 acres Thomas ! Lock
wood, Yuba, 800 acres; John ?. Clark
Kern. 800 acres: Charles g. Slight. Sutter.
so acres; J. Q. Horton, Amador, so acres
j. b. Haggin, Kern, l,030.92 acres. Swamp
land patents were issued TO George II BAY
ley, Siskiyou, for 5,436 Is acres, and 10 j.
w. Reynolds, Tulare, for 3i.56 acres.
OUTLOOK FOR Hors-The report of lie
Mays, London, Eng, for April 9TH, says
Although the work is exceedingly forward
in the hop plantations, the state of the
plant is not altogether satisfactory. Lice
have been found in the hills, and have been
identified as the larveof the hop aphideS,
and the present weather will encourage the
rapid development of this blight. Com
plants still come TO hand of excessive bleed
ing at the time of dressing, and also of an
immense amount of wire-worm. Our mar
ket is without alteration. Continental and
American markets are firm"
PLEADED GuI1TY-Yesterday, in De
partment One of the Superior Court, Henry
Ramsay. accused of burglary in the second
degree, in entering John Olsen's iewelry
store, on Second street, near J. and stealing
lewelry to the value of 81 500 or s. 600.
pleaded guilty. NJ. Bird and Lewis Brady.
accused of burglarizing Dave Davis saloon.
the Merchants Exchange saloon and 5, S.
Nathan 4 Co.'S store also pleaded guilty.
They will all appear for sentence this
morning.
POLICE CoUIr.-In the Police Court yes
terday, the case Of c. J. Carter, for having
been drunk, was dismissed ON payment of
costs.....T The case of Isaac +. Bozeil. for ex-
Inbiting obscene pictures, was continued
until May DID, The cases of Waller Will
son, for being drunk, George Pope and An
tone Gregory, for disturbing the peace. and
Jessie Waddle, for malicious mischief. were
all dismissed
TO-DAY at Red House.