Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-11


began blowing at 4 a N. OF the 9 th, at the
rate of nine miles per hour says Sergeant
Barw!ck, ended at 100 P. N. yesterday, when
it was only blowing at nine miles per hour,
There was during the thirty-two hours blow
a total velocity Of $40 miles One-fourth as
much air passed over Sacramento during the
above thirty-two hours Is passed over this
city during the entire month of December
last. The greater amount of the wind &C.
Cured from II NJ. of the 9Th to A. n of the
l0:h, being 81 miles, or twenty miles per
hour for that particular time. The highest
velocity was twenty-seven miles per hour, at
! A. VI yesterday. The temperature, wind
and weather at y NJ. yesterday was: For
Olympia, So, calm and fair; Portland, So,
south and fcggy Fort Candy, Az, east and
fair Roseburg, 81 east and clear; Red
Bluff, 30, north and clear Sacramento, 90,
north and clear; San Francisco, 90, north.
eest and fair; Los Angeles, g., west and
clear; San Diego, 65', northeast and clear :;
Salt Lake, SO, northwest and clear Chey-
enne 2O7, north and clear; Denver, 30'
northeast and fair North Platte, %, north
west and clesr; Omaha, l4', northwest and
light snow: Yankton, TO-, north and cloudy.
ENTERTAINYEST.-Last evening the officers
Of Orc Council, No l5 Order of Mutual
Companions, were duly installed by Deputy
Grand Worthy Councillor James c. Glover
at Fireman's Hall, after which an entertain
ment, consisting Of the following, pre-
scented Piano solos, by Miss Julia Fay
duet lpiauo and fute), Mrs. Grove and Cos
grove recitations Miss Sallie L. Hosmer, of
San Francisco; solo, Mrs Addie Carter
duet, Mrs. Addie Carter and Chas Beau
mont addresses, by Jas. G. Glover, Worthy
Councillor j. II. Martin, and Mr.. Grove /;
piano solo, by Miss Minnie Marshall. A
collation. was served in the ante-room, after
which there wss a social dance.
Touch CITIZENS There are some tough
cases in the chain-ga Yesterday, as one
of them, who wore hungry and woe-begone
look, was engaged in cleaning the crossing at
Tenth and X streets, he accssted lady with,
90 saw I wish you would lend me your mir
ror l want ID see myself starve to death.
He is the same individual who complained Of
the bill Of fare At the City Prison and told
Judge Henry that they did not give him
enough food TO keep a chicken alive. Another
one, corpulent-looking individual, also com
planned Of not getting enough to eat. He
said they were reducing him, with the evident
purpose Of having him clean out gas pipes
ZAuLocH LAST NIGHT.-Z,mloch. the con-
jurer and shght-of-hand performer, continues
to draw excellent houses at the Metropolitan
Theater. He is one of those performers who
does not show the best FIRST for his perform.
suces seem to get better each evening. His
tricks are mostly new, and he gives an entire
change Of programme nightly, and the prices
Of admission are 30 small that all who wish
to enjoy a good evenings entertainment for a
small sum Of money can do so. The distribu'
ton of $50 valuable and usefll presents is one
Of the features of the entertainment. An
entire change Of programme tonight.
AUCTION To-MoRRow.-Bell & Co., the re
nowned auctioneers, advertise extensive
sale at their popular sslesrooms for 1890 A.
NJ. They will sell a large and desirable lot Of
furniture, consisting of parlor furniture,
mArble.top bedroom sets, dioing-room and
kitchen furniture, carpets, oilcloths, glass
and crockeryware, cutlery. etc; also, range
and renting stoves. These goods will be sold
on account Of the owner removing from the
city.