Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

saturday last saws Last Monday we had
an opportunity of seeing for ourselves the
crop prospects of the better portion of Sac
Tamento county, and travelled over a large
section OF country, and a more discourage
ing prospect for a bountiful harvest we
have not witnessed for years in this county.
There are no crops to speak of north of
the Costumes and east of McConnell's sta
uon and Elk Grove until the bottom lands
OF the American river are reached, and
what wheat there is in sight is of a very
inferior growth, unfit for hay, and of but
little value to the producer other than to
volunteer with. The crops on the rich
bottom lands of the Costumes are very
short and looking poorly, and what little
there is, from present Indications We are
led 10 believe the grasshOppers will devour
Whole fields of corn are being DESTROYED
by these pests, the wheat and barley crops
and in fact all green vegetation, is being
treated similarly, and the end is not vet
Our circuit Monday over the section of
country north of Gait to a point on the
Jackson road, eleven miles from Sacra-
InentO includes some of the best land in
the county, and we saw but very little hav,
not much fruit, and in fact the agricultural
ana horticultural outlook for the season is
very discouraging. The best crops in this
section OF the county are those in the Vi
cinity of Gait and Hicksville.
Po7rcF Corpr In +bo p,1ioo ro,,.+
Saturday, the cases Of Al Gin To-, NJ 90
All kee, charged with battery, were dis
missed on payment of costs....Ah Due
arrested for carrying a concealed weapon,
was discharged. He had the weapon in his
hand when the officer saw him, but there
was no evidence to show that he had been
carrying it concealed. Steve Rinaldi. pre-
vioUsly convicted of battery. was fined $50
-.....Ah Chow, for keeping an opium den.
was fined Sl0.....Ah Lee and All Keow. for
visiting an opium den. were also fined $40
each; but All Lum and Kun kee. arrested
al the same time on like otIense were dis
charsed......The case of Ida Smith for an
assault to murder J. u. Smith, was con-
tnued until the 23d......F Frank Swanson
and J. NJ. Taylor were pronounced guilty
Of vagrancy. The former was sent up for
thirty days and the latter for ten. Mrs.
Lawson was convicted of disturbing the
co,,,f,, iaii ~. In - 10y III JlIe
t,-an:mals was discharged 49,. Henry HAYS
arrested for having been drunk. was let 90.
he being an honest ranchcr, whose good
nature led him into trouble.
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u 'Ae Clty BOARD OF Heath was held Sat
urday evening for the election of an In
-nnafor IF ph,ubir,. and tho .,d,,,tio,, IF
niles royerning that officer cir Fnainaer
E,ssttt was ,,reser,t and road n fonqr Iist of
rules regulating The LAWN, Of mines nakincr
connections with cesSnooIs ETC. and otbar
rules prescribing the drties 0f the PITn1b.
mo Insnpctnr very. ienctbv,a,, seem
jnGIv interminabln 9tainmcdiataIy-t TOOL,
part. No one. from the first readino of tbe
rules could say that they tboroug6Iv m
derstood them. from tho fact t6ot they
cover so n}ncb Dr Iaina and Dr CI,nn:s
were both DESTROYS Of nroceeding to the
election of the Plumbing Insnector bnt DR.
Alchois, the Secretary, said he was unalter-
u.s. M g,,iar - n il I Suc ac,iom as was
To see a patient before the meeting had
been concluded. so the election was defer
red until after the rules and repl1lations
have been printed.
FEtSr SCHOOL CLosED-Ihe school term
Of the Grant school Miss l.. Il. Low teacher,
ended FRIDAY with some nleasant CLOSING,
exercises Gurin, which The foJIov-ipo no
s,raronr was ably carried ONT Sonr 6,itbe
class recitation "~on,, Of : ven Minnie
Iars,.bildt racit,+io,, s.Tl,c Prov lI-,,-, >,
-Tull1- Kraa,ar. dialoopo =. ,,oofos a psi
Esther Archibald Ze9ua Krocoer and Rose
Jars,hiIlt, ~acitatinn ..fsra,5I,,a's ,.r,octa-
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1T, dialogue. The Ne Do-Well.' Louisa
Need is9oei Ne d Frederic dHqschildt ana
~lsss The faIio,7', are The ,,orceit in II;
49,, C,-,,,(,,,, ns,S,rT,,,o,,t if,r AT ana
Ma Fstbar trcbibalj loo. louisa NrcJ
100 Frr5rric UsnsrLiIdt 90. isabel Need
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\ MIDNIGHT FIGHr.-There was row in
front of Louis Strauss saloon at half past
- tI,;s ,,,,-,,;o,, mon no,,,od prios+
,s Lo,tn,, -. a., - l. taiS'
Va.os 80, -, a., 80 ~
were shouts and cries that reused the neigh
DC. Do i.i', OF Ihird and streets Inc
asr9rtoinaJ tTro,,. - - p.os.
who /. rarity r,or,I,rlrj ca,'n 49, ~
,,lace dr,I,, ~, Ia 49,, -, .,I,l
and menaced him Strauss, MIN n iosded
pistol wbcreunon one %TmT,bt. ,rra,,"LcJ
Inc weapon away Yatas ibcro"n lo,,o- 1ot
mixed up in the matter and bnat Priest
who was Knocked apains, - baar To- ~, 10
friends claim that he was beaten without !
cause by Yates, who has the rpputation of |
being q bully. It was di>craccrul mid |
night row, and woke UP the whole Third !
and K-street region.
CohAEE1IAL- ne following steamboats, |
arrived at Sacramento since last report |
San Joaouin No , from San Fropoi.o,
,,itb Tnerrbondi.e and hare f o;'-I, ~
tLe ,,rrnr Sacramento San Ioonni,, NJ 'C'
So, H. ,,,,,,nT ri,,ar viii 80 80,
60 60 Boii from The nnncr "o4
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