Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-11

BARwIcK's REpoRT.-The Signal Service
reports at S o'clock last night showed a
rising barometer north of California and a
steady barometer in this State, accompanied
bv rising thermometers and westerly winds
in California and variable winds in Oregon
and Washington Territory. There was
10 of an inch of rain at Sacramento during
the past u hours. The following shows
the highest temperature and the total rain
fall for the u hours ending at o'clock last
night: Tatoosh Island. highest tempera-
turc, Coz; total rainfall 20 of an inch;
weather cloudy. Olympia, Go and 90 of
an inch; weather cloudy. Spokane Falls,
10 and .Ol of an inch weather cloudy.
Fort Candy. go and 90 of an inch weather
cloudy. Portland, GO and 81 of an inch
weather cloudy. Roscburg, 6io; no rain-
fall, but weather cloudy. Cape Mendocino,
$50 and .06 of an inch; weather cloudy
Red Bluff, 670 and .63 Of an inch; weather
| fair Sacramento, 10 and 10 of an inch !;
weather clear. San Francisco, GO and 10
of an inch; weather clear Los Angeles,
$40 no rainfall and weather clear. San
! Diego, GS0; q sprinkle of rain and weather
clear.
OPEN AIR CoNCERTs.-A meeting was
held last evening by the Open Air Concert
| Committee, to hear the reports of the sew
| eral committees appointed to collect
money. They reported gratifying results
enough to insure the immediate resump-
| ton of the concerts. The first one will be
given by the Hussar band tomorrow even
| ing, without expense to the city, i'll the
Capitol Park, wien a fine programme is
promised The Artillery band has also
communicated with the committee, saying
that they Will give a free concert at the
Capitol on the evening of Tuesday June
sd, which will undoubtedly prove inter-
esting and pleasant to the many strangers
who are expected in the city that week in
attendance upon the Turner'S annual festi-
val. The committee were granted the use
during the summer as heretofore, of the
Capitol grounds by the State Capitol Com
missioners, and also the Plaza by the City
| TRUSTEES.
YoLo COUNTY Also INDoRsEs.-L. P.
Farmer, of Suffer; B. f. Dam, of Yuba
IL. f. Kerron, of Colusa, and George
Ohleyer, of Yuba City, visited Woodland
for the purpose of consulting the Supervis-
orS of Yolo on the slickens question
They took with them financial statement
showing the disbursements of funds made
by the Anti-Debris Association during the
past two and half years. On Tuesday
they visited the Y olo Board, and speeches
were made advocating an appropriation
from Yolo county to help defray the ex-
penses of enjoining miners from continu
ing the discharge of debris into the streams
On motion the Yolo Board Endorsed the
resolutions of the Board of Supervisors o
Yuba county in regard TO mining debris.
MITCHELL AND MAYNARD.-At the Tivol
next Saturday evening the Maynard an(
Mitchell combination of boxers and ath
letes will give an exhibition OF their ability
The organization includes Charles Mitchell
the English pugihst, whose numerous con
tests with Sullivan and other noted boxers
has made his name familiar to all whC
take an interest in such matters; Harr.
Maynard, the California champion light
weight; Tom Johnson, Ed Mcdonald Jo
Petite and George Hamill. The evening
entertainment will conclude with wind
up" between Mitchell and Maynard.