Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-08

smith Young IN the atnrmatfVe, Snq MesSTs.
Steinmap, Blair and Go.tleib in the negative.
Board adjourned for the term.
Do NOT Be CONFUSED. Estimates have
been made as to needed levee work and Off
cially published. But not all levee work
needed can be done this season. The remoter
sections have been chosen-the places that
are not under constant watch. Now the pec-
pie vote upon appropristing SOS. coo to levee
work as a special measure. That SOS, 600 can
only be expended on the sections specified.
The SO, 500 of the regular fuad Is at the
command Of the Trustees. 1t cannot be af-
fecsed by the vote Of the people. The Trus-
tees are TO use it as they deem best, and will
unquestionsbly do so. The purpose is to use
it in carrying out the plans of Improvement
before the people, and the SOS. 600 must be
spent according to the scheme before the peo.
pie. But if the great necessity exists that is
clsimed for work on Front street, the Trus-
tees are not controlled by the vote from doing
work there out Of the general leyee fund, 1t
was supposed every one understood this, but
the enemies Of all improvement continuing TO
misrepresent the facts, it is as well TO put az
other nail in the cofhn Of their condensation.
The T1voLI.-" Fraud ard It's Victims
was presented at Turner Hall last evening to
q crowded house, notwithstanding the many
counter attractions. The plsy was well pre-.
sented It being the benefit of the proprie-
tors, many volunteers appeared, and the
character acting was varied and quite good.
Mr.. Roraback sang several ballads 10 fine
voice. The solo cornetist, Miss lawrence,
was called before the curtain several times.
L. Alexander, an amateur Of no mean ability,
made his first appearance. His character
acts are original and meritoriCus. Same pro-
grsmme tonight.
WAREHOUSES; BLOWN Down There must
have been something Of gale in portions Of
Yolo county Thursday night. Heeshey's
grain warehouse, three miles above DUNN.
gan station, was blown down, and 100 tons of
grain exposed to the elements. Harrington's
warehouse. ive miles from Dannigsn's,
empty st the time, was also blown down.
Both buildings iell across the railroad track,
but the debris was removed IN season to pre-
vent trains being delayed.
BALL AT THE UNION House,. Z. Paine
and AL. Archer will give ball at the Union
House, eight miles below the city, on the
lower Stockton road. next Wednesday even
/ ing. JONES' Bsebs & Grant will furnish the
music. The managers OF this party gave one
d few months 40 at the sama place, which
proved so enjoyable that it Is ssfe to say
there viii be ss many ladies and gentlemen
present Gext Wednesday evening as there will
be accommodation for.
FIRE NEAR FOLSOM -Thursday evening
FIRE occurred at 0 chad switch, about
mile this side of Folsom, destroying part of
the pyopsgatiug house of the Natona Com.
pany but the main buildings were saved.
The FIRE was caused by the upsestiag and
breaking of lamp which man was light
ing, this il turn causing 3 can Of beuzine TO
explode. The man experienced considerable
difficulty in getting out Of the apartment, and
had his hands burned
GUILTY on a SECOND Characteristics
Griffin, who was convicted on Thursday, in
the Court Of Justice Sturges. Folsom, Of
smuggling contraband articles into the State
Prison at Folsom, aud sentenced TO six
months in the county all, was yesterday cou-
vieted 10 the same Court on another charge Of
/ opium smuggling, aud sentenced to three
months imprisonment, making nine months
thas be viii be thrown upon Sheriff Estilps
hospitality,
DELAYED TRANs.-TEe express train from
/ the Last, que mere AT t.oU p u. 1nutsuayt
reached this city little before A. N. yes
terdsy, having been delayed by the land
| slide at Bronco, referred to in our lsst issue.
/ The train that should have got in at 4:30 last
| evening arrived about ! o'clock this morning,
/ having been detained east Of Ogden. To-
/ days express train will be several hours late
! COMPARE AND REFLECT In 1881 we had
| &c 81 inches of rain fall and Los Angeles but
1913. That year our river stood 26 feet
/ inches. Suppose we had had q II inches Of
! rain then that Los Angeles has now? Dost
it seem reasonable that the solitary foot of low
! land at Brighton would have been crowned,
| and then -.
MILITARY APPoNTMENTs.-The Governor
has appointed and commissioned the follow
ing officers for the Cadet Company of the
Third Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade.
! II. G.. c.: Charles McDermit, Captain
/ Martin j. Burke, First Lieutenant; j. Harry
/ Sheridan, Second Lieutenant.
ARRESTS The following arrests were made
yesterday Joseph Simons and Henry DAN
iels, by Constable Swift and George Ksreher,
| for disturbing the peace by fighting +. A.
Gardner, by officer Ash. for battery.
SUPPosE-Suppose Sacramento bad this
season 81 II inches of rain fall, as Los An
! gsles has had