Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-03

BARwIcKs REPoRT-Thc Signal Service
reports show the rainfall on New Years
day was 20 OF an inch, making 1926 inches
for the season, as against 2.92 inches to an
equal date last season. At noon Yesterday
il was raining at Portland with a rising
barometer along the coast, with northerly
winds prevailing At o'clock last night il
was clear at Sacramento, with a high and
steady barometer at 1925 inches. YesteI-
dav there was Is of an inch Of rain at
Cape Mendocino, .03 of an inch al Red
Bluff 03 Of an inch al San Francisco and
| 90 of an inch at San Diego, and none at
Los Angeles or Sacramento. At 5 o clock
| last night the wind was calm in Oregon and
northwest in California with clear weather
| in the State and cloudy northwest of US.
! Since January lSt all records, forms, etc, in
use at all Pacific Sgnal Service weather
stations are in the time Of the 18th merid-
| ian. which is three hours later than the
! 10th meridian, or Pacific standard time.
| All Signal Service clocks now point three
hours ahead Of local clocks The begin
ming and ending of rain and all other
| occurrences are now recorded with the
above 10Th meridian time, by order Of Gen
eral Hazen, Chief Signal Officer, al Wash
| ingt0n.
MUsEuM AssocttT toN.-Thc Board of
Directors Of the California Museum Asso-
citation met last evening President Lubin
presiding. J. X. Rag was elected Secretary
of the Board and the Association. The ap-
plicatious Of Chris. Green, Dr. J. Z. I.aine
! and T. p RoweIl for membership were ap-
proved and reported 10 the Association. A
communication OF interest was read from
! Dr. II. " darkness, Nicc-PreSident Of the
! Academy OF Sciences. The Committee on
| Loan Exhibition was instructed to proceed
| in pursuance of a plan reported 70 ascer-
| tain the feasibility OF such a scheme. In
view of the meeting of next Wednesday
! being the first Of the Association when a
subject viii be presented by essay and
topics Diseased, it was resolved To limit
! the attendance to the members and their
( families. and such friends as they may per-
sonaljy invite to attend A committee to
arrange the programme for Wednesday was
appointed The interest manifest was very
gratifying.
ARRESTS FOR TIE Manufacturing De
| ccmber the police made POS arrests, for the
following ofenses: Disturbing the peace
II; vagrancy, 20; DRINKS, %; petit larceny,
/ IA: grand larceny, 9; battery, :; obtain
3 ing GOttiS ~ id4~t l'iItttiSt.~s insult
meanor, 5; safe-keeping 20; Cmbezze-
ment. 5 burglary. 5 surrendered by bonds
men, on suspicion 81 insanity, p de-
tanned witness, l common drunkarls. , +;
receiving stolen goods, 8; exhibiting, II /;
felony. carrying concealed weapons, l ;
disoharging firearms in the city limits. F;
contempt of Court, /; deirauding credit
ors. l. During the.month 81 persons were
furnished lodgings, and 10 prisoners en-
route were quartered at the Jail
BENEFIT OF SUMNER Posr.-AIiss Rose
Eytinge and the fine company supporting
her will give sumner Post, Grand Army OF
the Republic. a benefit next Tuesday even
ing, when Felicia will be presented
Miss Eytinge gave the same organization q
benefit several years ago. and drew a thou
sand-doIlar house, and it is to be hoped
that on this occasion the receipts viii be
equally larg..