Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BAEwToE's REroEr-Thc end Of the last
heated spell, according To the Signal Service
reports, was on the lith Since that time
the weather has been all that anyone could
wish for, even in this ,the glorious climate
Of Caliioriial, until yesterday. when there
were variable and light nOrlherly winds.
with q maximum thermometer of 9Oo at
the nuon reports of yesterday. There au-
pears 10 Toe a heated wave extending from
Olympia on the north to San Diego ON the
south and to Omaha on the east, which is
the limit Of reports of the weather received
at Sacramento. AT noon yesterday the in
crease in the temperature over what it was
the preceding twcnty-fUur hours ranged
from 60 at Portland and L14o at Los
Angeles on the Pacific slope, and from 4 e
al Salt Lake to ito at Omaha, going east
from this point. The Signal Service re-
port shows the temperature, wind and
weather at - N. Yesterday to have been {:
A. Olympia, IL, northwest and clear: Port
land, 500, north and clear; Fort CANDY
s., south and cloudy; Cape Mendocino. $50.
north and clear Red Bluff, $50, north and
clear; Sacramento SO, west and clear
san francisco, 10, southwest and clear: Los
Angeles, Sc, west and cleaI San Diego.
so, west and clear: Salt Lake, 10. north
west and clear; Cheyenne, 40, southwest
and clear: Denver, 76o, southwest and fair (;
North Platte, SO, north and fair; Omaha.
T9o, southwest and clear; Yankton 500,
northwest and clear.
BoAkn or SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present except
Mr.. Steinman. Minutes read and APP
proved. The petition for a new road pre-
sentcd by c. w SamuelsOn, was taken mp
and the report of the viewers read. Tie
testimony of sixteen witnesses was then
heard, after which Mr.. Bailey moved that
the subject be laid over until September ID.
Carried. A petition of Sol. Runyon and
others for a road on Andrus Island was
taken up, and A. q. Vim, John Miller
and Joseph Wise appointed viewers. 4
petition OF Thomas Tavemer and others, to
have the road known as the Kelly and
Nermlya road, i'll San Joaquin township,
vacated, was considered and denied Plans
and specifications for bridge on the Kelly
and Nermilya road, over the Costumes
river, were presented. and the Clerk was
ordered to advertise for bids, the same to be
opened Friday, September 9Th, at > P. NJ.
At the request Of John Mackey, the hear
ing of the petition of c. Harness and others
was laid over until September 10th, at 10
AN. The following demands were allowed ::
John Wild, 500; p. f. Dolan, $1s7 So A
&. VIM, SO Board adorned until Sep
tcmhcr ist.
JOKER CAUGHT.-Onc evening last
week. at . late hour, three Sacramento
dudes stroled leiSurelv down street from
the Plaza. One of the number thought il
would be an excellent Joke to block up the
stairwa; leading to the office of Il we'll
known young attorney. lie picked up Il
large, empty dry goods box which was sit
ting ON the sidewalk ami carried it to the
head Of the stairs, where he left it. and
started down. As it happened, n gentle
man WHO rooms in the building was at
tractci hy the noise and coming through
the DARK hallway unObServcd, watched the
young man He had no sooner started
down stairs than the gentleman gave the
box q vigorous kick that started il Oh a
lively descent. There was a spirited race
between the dude and the box to see which
would reach the sidewalk first. The would
be practical joker was knocked out in the
first round, the box crawling all over him
Is he went headlong down the dark pas
sage. The box had all of its corners
knocked Oft and the young man has been
taking aruica baths ever since.
Poles CoURr-In the Police Court YES
tcriay the case OF Lewis Robinson, for an
assault 10 murder Charles Slaughter, was
continued until the 26th, the wounded man
being unable 10 appear in Court....The
cases of Gus and Mollie Churchill and
James Day-arrested for keeping disor-
derby houses" dives or variety thea
tors. on X street. between Fifth and
Sixth. were dismissed ON payment Of costs.
they having promised that hereafter they
will noJ have any performances at their
places hut merely 10 have music, and that
nut at noisy character LOtt'c Will
Jams. arrested for exhibiting forfeited her
deposit.
THE GEASp AENY EXCURSION. - The
members OF Summer and Warren Posts. G..
\ Il If this city. who went over 10
Woodland Thursday evening 10 assist at
the institution OF William II. Seward Post.
No. 80, Of that place returned yesterday
evening and were enthusiastic over the
good time they had enjoyed. After the
Post was instituted, banquet At the Craft
House was next in order. and the occasion
was cnilyeucd with speeches, songs. rcCita-
lions, etc. After the banquet, the Sacra-
mcntanS were not allowed any rest, but
kept wide awake with one amusement and
another until breakfast and train time.
CRUELTY To 4 CuLD-A warrant was
yesterday applied for in the Police Court
for the arrest of Mrs Mckcnnv. who lives
on Fifth street, between VI and y. for ill
treating her granddaughter. a child years
ot age. The ucighbors saw so much of the
Cruei treatment that they resolved to COM
plain to the authorities The woman is re-
ported 10 have while intoxicated. beaten
The g'rl sGamctully.
TAEEx To WULows.-Dcputy Sheriff D.
i. hibwcll, who came To- thc city from
Willows To- get Andrew Dyer, who attempt
eli % pass in this city notes 10 which the
signature Of = well known Cnlusa county
man bad been forged. returned Ia Willows
with the prisoner yesterday. He says that
Dyer viii be prosecuted vigorously. and
doubtless get long term IN the State
Prison
,IpTNT-.-Somc days ago "a man called
Indian Frank, while al work on the Whit
comb ranch, fell from a wagon and frac-
turcd his leg, also cutting the calf of the
other leg >hockingly. On the same day
Frank Williams, an cmploye on the ranch,
fell While alighting from a wagon and
spraincd his ankle lady. Both men have
been taken 10 the County Hospital
HABEAs CoRPUs.-Thc attorney for Mrs.
Touhcy under sentence of Imprisonment
in the County Jail for disturbing the peace,
yesterday applied TO Judge Armstrong for
q writ Of habeas corpus, ana one was is
sued roturnable on Monday, the 18th inst.
FIRE FIRE Earle Potter & Co.'S grand
clearance sale of three carloads of stoves
and ranges TO be sold without regard to
price Monday, August 18th.
BOYS grey and black hats. 50 cents boys
stylish hats, 60 cents to 20 cents; all sizes
OF campaign hats, high and low crowns.
Red House.
LOOK OUT FOR YoUE SUNDAY DINER
To-day at the California Market, one hun
drcd legs mutton: fine young veal the
best beef, mutton and pork in the market.
Cali early and see our show California
Marke- COS Second street;
FIFTY pieces s, 8 and 104 sheeting on
sale to-day-bieached and unbleached.
Red House.