Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-19

LOCAL .s.lgELLl1ENGE.
IMPORTANT TO Those GONG EAsT.-The
Central Pscifo Railroad Company has issued
circular that should be cor iderad by people
intending to maks a trip to the L ,st this sea.
son. Itsays; 90 Referring TO advertisements Of,
appropriations for, so-called excursions east.
ward, via our overland emigr8nt lraiug, we
beg to inform you that this company has not
given to the pEomoter2 Of any excursion party
any promise 0rassurance Of sny exclusive priv
ieges or OF accommodations superior to those
to which al ether passengers OF like grade on
ssme train are entitled. Al patrons of this
line, of any enc class, whether travelling alone
or IN large parties, will be furnished with
like and gQ1s! accommodations and convent
enCes. Passengers are specially cautioned
against buying any tickets from or through
any person net authorized by this company
TO act as It's agent, or also against paying sn
extra rate for any special accommodation
mot covered by passage tickets) which esurot
be granted. DO not pay any sum in advance
to any enc, but buy your tickets ct the
proper time at regulsr railroad Office, thu5
securing choice Of rousas, and pay only the
standard advertised rates. Following is q
CUPNAOl = EEEGl ULA|L GlAnll!OuslN EGODLeu "
the TranscontinsntGl Association, &c a meet
ing held in Chicago, January O. 1854: Re-
solved, That tickets If all classes must be
made nOn-tcaCsterlbe, and must bear sigma.
ture Of purchaser and OF selling agent as wit.
ness thereto, and must include the following,
viz: This ticket is n0n-trausferable. GEd If
presented by any Other person thsn the orig
lnal holder, whose signature Is heFeO1, con.
duCtOrS viii take 1t up and collect full fare.
The holder viii write his or Der Signature
when required by conductors or agents.
Through tickets VIII nos be recognized for
checking OF Baggage, or for passage on trains
until the proper manuscript signature Is sf
tiE5d-in ink-in the blank for that purpose
on the face and contract OF same.' St0p-ovar
privileges or extension Of time cannot &c
given or emiEczn5 tickets, no matter what
assurances may bs offered"
THINK THEY WILL HAVE 1.-THE resi-
dents Of Woodland have been DESTROYS fer
years Of having a theater or opera house in
that town, AID lattallY the matter has as
sumed definite SHAPE. This Democrat of Mon
day announced that o site had been pur-
chased, go by lie feet, ON the ives. side Of
tSecond street, Eesr Mama good location
and that the rotsl cost Of land and building
would be S25 COO The auditorium Of the
proposed opera b1use viii De upon the ground
ioor, end the entrance hall aud doors viii be
brosd AID the means OF egrass ample. Thus
al! danger from possible Cinking Of the foJr
or from confederation will be avoided An
arrangement has been made vita Il. II. Her
ley, Of tie Woodland ice works, VINO is &
practical engineer, 20 carry cold air from the
machinery a. the lee works, which are only
about q distance Of eighty feet from the pro
posed building, inso the auditorium. This
will insure comsor. in the hottest weather.
THE WEATHER. - Sergeant Barwick re-
parts: Ths few sFTinkles of rain that fell in
Sacramento yesterday were inappreciable to
the rain gauge. It does not appear to be
much Of g s.o4m so far, judging from the
precipitation. Daring Che "a hours ending
st noon yesterday there hes been Only =
sprinkle at Olympia, Portland, Sacramento
and Les Angeles .Gl Of On inch at Fort
Candy rome NJ RAsshurg Is Of 80 iuch at
RED Bluff; Ql Of an inch st San Francisco,
and .0l Of an ioch at San Diego. The baron
e.sr at u Nj. yesterday was below so inches
from OlyDliA to Red Bluff. and ABOVE 30
inches from Sacramento 70 San Diego and
rising, while 81 that hour i. was falling at
and NORTH Of Red Bluff. a, P. Il. last
night the barometer was rising along the Pa
cifc slope, with westerly and soushwes.stly
winds prevailing. TIE general state Of the
weather was fair 30 cloudy, except &C Iatcosh
Islsnd, where heavy rain wss telling,
Trouble At GREER VM1EY.-A core
spon5ent at Green Valley under da'e #
Mach 16.b sends tee following: Jacob
Young, CT Old MAJ reaid.ng near Single
Springs, El Dorado county, w5s assaulted
and struck on the forehead with q heavy
Spencer rife tV Ast. Lahr. N0u1c'5 head
was cut open ard bled freely. Tie trouble
1T
Lahr for having used vulgar lsugusgs 10 Air
YCung's son, @ small boy who was guarding
bir. N0upE's Cisim from being robbed, Mat
La1r was walking through the claim, and
called the boy foul names, henc5 the trouble
MIST. Lahr has been arrested and VIII be tried
before Justice Brown, of Single SPRING., Tor
assault with deadly weapon, and, It IS to be
hoped, will receive due punishment
LAND PATENTS IssUED.-Ths Governor
has issued ,ha following patents to school
land grants 10 18Th and SO sections, from
No. 8 4S3 70 AZ inclusive: Duncan McNee. |
Sonona county, for 2G5. 80 acres w. Evan |
SlySe ct 81. Saa BerDsrdino 800 acres: A. !
Z. Flager Humboldt, 100 acres; w. T. Van |
Slyke, San Be-nardino, 800 acres; w. K. |
Porter, San Berlsrdino, 100 acres Matthew
Byrne, San H'sna-dino $40 acres; j. J. Wal |
teTs, N2pa l20 acres +; Andrew Aielross, San |
Blateo so sciea; Z. 7. D1nueliy and J. +. !
dunno, Fresno, 100 acres Lewis CrSmer,
Yolo, Go acres: George Hernster, SAINTS |
Barbara, l69 acres; a. y. Nan Brui-, V. d. !
kuUpp aud +. @. Miller, Tulare county, 800 |
acres.
NOT so EAD.-It IS reported that much
less damage has been done TO the crops in the |
upper portion of Yolo county by the high !
water than was fesred. The Woodland Nal |
says that the grain of Z. +. Reed is ell that |
has been Injured in the least, and only about |
200 or 800 acres Of his laud have been dam
aged. he water ran off very rapidly into |
the tule basin and did no material injury, |
Tne lsnd of Mr.. ksye has not been flooded |
30 far Of al. Even on the other side Of the |
river the damage has not been as great as an.
ticipAted. a pile.driver arrived 14oudAy, |
and within two or three days the break ct
Knights Landing willbe closed.
BOARD or SUPEBvIsoRs.- The Board met
yesterday, all the members present except
Steinmau. Minutes read and approved.
Under Suspension Of the rules, the claims Of
J. I. Felter. Tor rebate Of taxes in the sum Of
S2O3, and J. F. Camp, for $50 Is, were al
lowed. The bill Ct J. II. Carroll fox rebate
of taxes OF brandy. which bad been referred |
to the Assessor, Auditor aud District Attor-
neg, was reported back with recommeuds- |
tioa that It do paas. Ga a call of the roll il
was rejected-ayos, McLauShiin and Chris.
ty; moss, Blair, Go;tlisb, Bailey and Smith.
PoEcE CoUHT.-In the Police Court yes
tarday the case Of Maggie Stanley. for bat
terry, vas continued until the 20.h. The Gaze
Of Frank Bradley, for grand larosuy, also
went over until that day. VIM. Angel was
tSiei on s charge Of Illegal voting. It was
generally considered that he wss an imbeci'e,
bu. the Court preferred TO have medical tes-
tiblony CO the subject. and Dr. Deuel. was re-
QUested 70 examine the defendant. He testi-
fed in efecs that Angel was Irresponsible
and judge Henry ordered the prisoners dis.
charge from CUSTODY