Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-01

| ~ HtNc DeeH received W1tn FAVOR IN Other
| localities, and III Los Angeles it is proposed
| to request the city fathers to restrict the
issuances Of licenses in that way.
| BARwICK's REPoRT.-The rainfall at Sac.
ramento early yesterday morning amounted
to .07 of an inch, making 0S of an inch 70.
the month and 1919 inches for the season.
according to the Signal Service reports. as
against 1898 inches to an equal date last
year The following shows the years
which gave small rain1alls during March.
1t will be plainly seen that the month lust
! passed has the least rainfall of any one
| March. Total rainfall for March 1857.
6S of an inch; 1865, As of an inch 1871.
| SO of an inch 1873. 80 of an inch; 1875,
| 80 Of an inch; 1877, Sc Of an inch: 1885,
.0S OF an inch. March, 1850, gave 10
inches, and March, 1885, only .0S of an
inch, or 9.92 inches less than that of 1850.
In thlrty-tlve years the past month gave
the least rainfall. That is. the greatest
rainfall and the least rainfall occurred at
an interval of thirty-tive years-greatcst in
1880, least IN 1888. The barometer at s
o'clock last night was rising from Tatoosh
/ Island to San Diego, northwestern winds
prevailing, and cloudy weather predomi-
mating along the entire coast, with a few
exceptions.
REDUCTION OF FARES. - John Talbot.
ticket agent at the depot and agent for the
Inman Royal Mail Steamship Line, an
nounces that there has been a great reduc-
ton in rates of passage from Europe. in
consequence Of the disagreements of ri
val transportation companies, and Just
now he can book passengers to Sacramento
from England, Ireland or Scotland at fig
ures that were never before so favorable to
the travelling public 1t furnishes an ex-
cellent opportunity for Californians to send
for their friends, but should be taken al
vantage OF at once, as it may not be many
days before the old rates are restored.
MUSEUM Assoc1ATIoN.-A meeting of the
Board of Directors of the California Muse
UNI Association was held yesterday, and a
meeting of the Association was ordered to
be held April 18th to adopt bylaws. This
was rendered necessary by the laws of the
State, which provide that within me
month after incorporation, and on two
weeks notice, the Association must meet
to adopt bylaws to supersede the laws ex-
listing prior to incorporation. The regular
monthly meeting, which would ordinarily
be held tonight, has therefore been post
poned.
ANOTHER CANNERY STEAMER.-There
came up from CORTLAND yesterday, having
as passengers several ladies and gentlemen
residing in that place, the little screw
steamer Wilson, belonging to Thomas p
II. Whitelaw, Of San Francisco, but which
has been chartered for service by the
salmon-canning establishment az Court
land. She is about twice the size of the
little steamer Margie is very stoutly built,
and IS SAID to have speed OF ten miles an
hour. She will run up and down the river
from CORTLAND during the salmon season.
MILITARY ArPoINTMENTs.-The Governor
has made the following appointments III
the y. 6. c.: Henry \. Bowen. First
Lieutenant Company T., First Infantry
Regiment, Second Brigade John H. Lude-
man, First Lieutenant Company d, Second
Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade John
Muzio, Second Lieutenant Company ID.
Second Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade.
Auction SALE.-At 10 o'clock this morn
ing Bell IL Co. will sell all the groceries and
provisions contained III the store No. 600 J
street, between Sixth and Seventh, and also
horse and wagon. The stock includes
canned goods of all kinds, sugars flour.
etc. Also, coffee crusher counter scales.
desk, counters, shelving. partitions. etc.
The sale will be positive and in lots to suit.
RESIDENCE SALE.-Bell d Co. will sell ON
the premises next Friday, at 10 A. NJ, with
out reserve, the west half of lot 8, in the
block bounded by Thirteenth and Four
teenth, 6 and II streets, with dwelling of
Srooms. The lot, 40x160 feet. contains
carriage house and barn, and is well filled
with fruit trees and shrubbery. 1t is very
desirable piece of property.
NoTARIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stone
man yesterday issued Notary Public COM
missions as follows f. w. McClenahan,
Milton, Calayeras county; J. G. Rhoads.
Fresno City Ben W. Day, Ukiah; Geo w
Sleeper, Adm; +. Fitzgerald, Bodie: J. S.
Bransford Greenville; George Hitchcock.
San Diego City; Sands w. Benton. Santa
Barbara S. Il. J. Sturgeon, Los Alamos.
PRISONERS EN- RourE,-Deputy Sheriff
Wilson brought up from San Francisco
last evening, en- route TO the State Prison
at Folsom. Wm. Howard, who is under
sentence for life for robbery; Matthew
Duffy, ten years, for burglary of the first
degree VIM. Robinson. two years and six
months, for petty larceny, second offense.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday Redmond O'Hanlon, by
officer Franks, for being drunk: L. Mad
den, by officers Sullivan and Arlington, for
yagrancy J. b. Kerr, by the same officers,
for being drunk Harry Burns, by officers
Sullivan and Coffey, for yagrancy.