Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Displaying Election Returns.

LUCAL iNIhLLlGENUE.
Displaying Election Returns.
In accordance with its custom, the
RECORD UNION will bulletin election re-
turns tomorrow night from the balcony of
this Office, beginning promptly at o'clock.
For this purpose a new device has been
adopted 1t introduces for the first time in
the United States the Electro-opticon. 1t
is q machine for using the ordinary cleo
trio light in connection with the lenses of
the Stereopticon. The machine has been
constructed especially for the occasion by
Edward Z. Johnson artist, of this city, the
electric light burners and power being fur
nished by the Pacific Thomson IL HouS-
ton Electric Light Company, of this city, by
the kindness of J. o. Coleman, Superin-
tendent, who makes the contribution in the
interest of the public. In addition to
the dispatches to be bulletined, there
will be shown at frequent intervals,
for the entertainment of the people while
waiting for the verdict" one hundred and
fifty views and portraits. These include the
portraits of candidates and well-known
citizens, also statuary, notable architecture
of the world, specimens of the flora of the
country, chronological specimens, copies
OF pictures by great masters, portraits OF
celebrities of the stage, scenery of Calltor-
MIA, chromotopes, etc. These views are
furnished by Thomas Houseworth Il Co.
II Montgomery street, San Francisco 7.
J. kerlln, photographer Sacramento; J. X.
HodsOn, photographer, Sacramento; J.
W. Leftwich's Photographic Studio. Sacra-
mento; Richard Dale Il Co., merchants,
Sacramento; Matthew Cooke, entomOlogist,
4 al NJ, ,l,nr.
Sacramento. The light to be thrown upon
the scene is the most powerful ever inuro-
duced-So brilliant as to bring out in bold
relief the slightest lines made with a needle
point and they are so greatly magnitied as
to appear as very coarse and irregular, no
matter how true and clean they may APP
pear to the unaided eve. This must be
borne in mind by all who observe to-mor-
row nights bulletins. An effort has been
made 10 face the screen to be used toward
street, but a network of telegraphic wires
intervenes and prevents that desirable
change; while to face the screen toward X
street is more difficult, because Of interven-
ing balconies and inability to reach it. 1t
will therefore occupy position facing due
west and will be best seen on the west side
of Third street, about half way from the
alley 10 J and to X street.
THR BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the City Board of
Health was held Saturday evening at the
office of DR.. Bruno. The mortality report
for the month showed that of the deceased
lG were foreigners, including Monaghan,
Ii native Californians; 10 were unmarried,
one was 4 widOwer and another widow
Only II were over 30 years of age, while 8
were under 10; II were females: sui
cided and l met an accidental death
Health Officer Ferral reported for the
month ending October 31st Dds nuisances
examined 81 ventilators ordered 4 low lots
filed. Is noXious ceSs-pools cleaned, filth
and rubbish removed from - premises, 40
dead animals removed, IS Out-houses
cleaned, glandered horses killed, and -
cess-pools, etc, cleaned. orders for which
had been previously given. DR.. Cluness
was appointed committee Of one to draft
suitable resolutions in memory Of their
deceased member DR.. f. W. Hatch, who
was Secretary of the Board The Trustees
were formally notified of the vacancy,
which viii no doubt be filled at their ses-
sion this morning.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FoLsoM-The
county candidates on the Republican ticket
held 4 meeting in Firemen's Hall, Folsom,
SATURDAY evening. The hall was well
filed and in the audience were many
ladies The meeting was presided over by
John y. Butler The speakers were Hon
Grove l.. Johnson Edward Christy, Her
bert Taylor and the county candidates
The speeches were well received and fre-
quently applauded. The meeting closed
with three rousing cheers for Blaine and
Logan. The speakers returned to this city
on a special train, arriving at 1880 p N
They claim that Granite Township will rol
up more than its usual majority for the
Republican ticket
PoEcE CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat
urday Robert Gibbons and Tom Haley
DRINKS, were fined s. each or five days il
the city jail......James Half, drunk, for
feitcd his deposit.The case of II
Buckow, charged with defrauding creditors
was continued until November eth. Pal
Cummings. for disturbing the peace, wa:
fined s. and costs......The case of Mrs
Smith, accused of being 4 common drunk
ard, was continued until to-day oSeph
Woods and George Campbell, charged with
robbery in taking man i'll a hack to Eas
Park and there knocking him down anC
robbin- him of $50, were held to answer
in 3, 600 bail each.
AREFx7s.-The following arrests wer'
made Saturday and yesterday: c. Blanch
ard by officers Farrell and Rider, for bein!
drunk; An You, All Lay and All Long, b,
officer Sullivan. for disturbing the peace
Gin Hoy, All You and All Yung, by Off
GERS sullivan and Farrell, for exhibiting
James Matlin, by officer Rider, for beins
drunk Michael Murphy, by officer Fra
zee, for being drunk; John Doe, by officer
Arlington and Woods, for petit larceny
James Turner, by the same officers, fol
burglary; - French by officers Farrell
for petit larceny John Smith, by officer
Rider and Frazee, for being drunk.
OR REsouRcEs.-W. Il. Strong & Co.
have forwarded for the Northern Californi;
exhibit at the New Orleans Worlds Expo
stion fine collection Of japanese perSim
mons. oranges, lemons, olives and othe
fruits, and are preparing also an extended
collection of seeds from their establishment
Let all firms and individuals who have no
vet contributed their mite towards display
ing the vast resources of our Northern sec
ton Of the State, take immediate steps ant
do So.
THE TivoLI-people were turned from
the doors OF the Tivoi last night, becauS
every inch, even Of standing room, wa
occupied Ben. Cotton enters upon re
newal of his engagement tonight IN Tn
sensational drama. " Under the Gaslight.
The way it looks now Cotton is fixtur
here, and il has been demonstrated that il
Sacramento we can raise cotton.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. viii sell a
IeA. NJ. to-day, at 1923 Eighth street In
contents of the Mechanics Restaurant, in
Guiding counter, dishes, casters, tables
chairs, table-cloths, knives and forks, car
pets, oilcloths, range and fixtures, etc.
REMNANTS of silks, velvets, pushes, dres
goods of all descriptions. Red House.