Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-02

BARWTCKS REPoRr-1he temperature
wind and weather at u NJ. yesterday were
For Tatoosh Island, $50, southwest and
clear; Olympia, 10, north and clear;
Portland, 76o, northwest and cloudy; Fort
CANDY. $50, southwest and clear Roseburg,
780, northwest and clear; Cape Mendocino.
so, south and foggy Red Bluff, so,
south and clear; Sacramento, 790, southwest
and clear; San Francisco, so, west and fair;
Los Angeles 500, south and clear; San
Diego, 730, west and clear; Salt Lake, 500,
north and clear Cheyenne, $40 west and
fair; Denver, 800, west and fair; North
Platte, So, southeast and fair Omaha, $50,
south and clear; YanktOn, $50, southwest
and clear. The mean average monthly
temperature and the rainfall at the Pacific
Coast Signal stations for the month of July
were: For Tatoosh Island mean temper
allure $50. rainfall 1.70 inches; Olympia,
6lo rainfall go of an inch; Portland, go,
rainfall, so inches; Fort Candy, 100, rain
fall 1.70 inches Roseburg $50, rainfall, %
Of an inch; Red Bluff, 78o, no rainfall
Sacramento, 10, no rainfall; San Francisco,
600, rainfall only sprinkle; Los Angeles,
100, and only sprinkle of rain.
SANITARY MATTERs.-The committee APP
pointed at the meeting of the Citizens AS
ISOLATION On Wednesday evening last, to
consider and prepare plan for improve
ment of the sanitary condition Of the city,
met at Dr. Cluness residence on Thursday
evening, and again last evening at the
residence Of ". p. Coleman. There were
present also last night, at the invitation of
the committee. the members of the City
Board of Trustees, and few other prom
inent citizens A definite plan for action
has been unanimously agreed upon and
viii be reported to the adjourned meeting
to be held tonight. The meeting this
| evening viii be at the Court House, in De-
| partment Two Courtroom. when the mem
| bers of the Citizens Association, City Trus-
tees, the Board of Trade and the Board of
| Health viii be present. Also all citizens
| interested i'll maintaining the health of the
/ city, and removing all nuisanceS and cor
| reciing whatever menaces the public
| health and invites cholera, yellow fever,
| and other epidemic diseases, are invited by
! the Citizens Association to be present.
| SUMNER NAcArIoN-Rev. W. c. Merrill
went to the Bay yesterday, and will be alb
| sent from the city during August on sum
mer vacation, and during which time no
| services nor Sunday-school will be held in
! the Congregational Church. Rev. II. II.
! Rice has been engaged by the Sunday
| school Association of San Diego county to
| deliver an address at Convention to be
| held week after next at San Diego, and he
Will leave the latter part of next week for
that place, going by steamer from San
! Francisco. He viii remain upon a vacation
| in the southern part of the State about two
weeks, and during his absence Rev, c. z.
Massey will supply his pulpit
WHERE TO BUY.-A constantly increas-
| ing trade is evidence of square dealing.
Conrad Schepp. proprietor of the Metro
politan Meat Market, Twelfth and L streets,
has doubled the number of his customers
within the past year and why? He fur
nishes nothing bat the choicest meats at
the lowest prices. His prices are governed
by no organization, but based upon the
principle that dealer should have only
a fair margin of profit His meats are kept
in cool refrigerator, always choice and
fresh Try him once, and like ali others
who have done so you will call again.
IN our sale to-day, commencing O'Clock
A. NJ, hosiery, gloves, handlIerchiefs, cor
sets, ruching and general assortment OF
notions. Red House,