Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-06
Answer and Reply.

ern Visitor and Capitalist" saws Please
inform cut-rate tourist the estimated
population of Sacramento and Sacramento
county; also the valuation of lands in said
county, the land to be suitable for grain
growing. A reply in your valuable col
umns will greatly oblige me-"
Reply-The present population of Sacra-
mento city is not far from $4,000. and the
county about 10000. The value of lands
in the county suitable for grain-growing
ranges from $40 to $500 per acre. The
land generally classed as grain land. or up-
lands, is held at from so to $50 whereas
deeper soils and those of alluvial and river
bottom lands bring from 800 to $500 per
acre.
VINO He WAs.-The man who commit
ted suicide at Davisville last Saturday
morning, and whose name has been sup
posed to have been Wilsenhaussen. was it
is quite well established, Frank Wisen
prefer, wheelright, who worked for about
three years for II. NJ. Bernard, in lis city,
and subsequently at the railroad shops.
then went to Nevada county. While he
worked for Mr.. Bernard he was noted for
violent temper, and his employer finally
concluded that he was partially insane.
ilt lAA-iiCettSN MS nlitY anu iOI lIul reason
and his failure to obey instructions. he was
discharged from that employ. His wife
states that he was subject to fits of de-
spondency and had more than once threat
ened to kill himself.
GOOD TEMPLARs OF FREEPoRT. = The
Good Templars of Freeport Lodge, No. 261.
held their regular installation in their hall
Saturday evening. May LIST, the following
officers being duly installed for the ensuing
term by the w. L. D.. n. d. Hack: w. c.
T.. F. L. Hunt; w. r. II. s., Miss Lizzie
Schreiner; W. L. H. s., Miss Dora Meyers;
W. V. T., Miss Nellie Bayles; W. c., n d.
Hack; W. S., J, II. Beach w. A. s., C. J.
Schreiner; W. F. S. Miss Lizzie Kirtlan :;
W. T., Frank Kirtlan; w. NJ. Johnnie
Thompson; w. d. NJ, Miss Florence
Beach; w. 1. G., Miss Alice Beach w. o.
g., Thomas Coleman; Organist, Miss
Florence Beach.
UNANIMOUS CALL.-The Board of Di-
rectors of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation of this city, at its meeting last
night, extended a unanimous call TO Moore
Hesketh, who has been in charge of the
Association work for the past two months.
TO become the permanent General Secretary
of the Association. This was wise action
upon the part of the Board, as the work,
lectures, etc, of the Association have
already become very successful and popu-
lar under Mr.. Hesketh's management 1t
is to be hoped that the call will be accepted.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-To-nigh will be
the last opportunity to hear the PykeMan
fred Comic Opera Company in Andrau's
charming conceit. THE Mascot" The
troupe goes TO Woodland tomorrow. 1t is
deserving in all respects, and at least on
the last night of the first week should have
full house, in acknowledgment of mu
steal and dramatic merit and chaste,
pleasing and successful effort to furnish
entertainment to the public.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday John Kane and Frank
Cross, by officer Rider, for malicious mis-
chief, John Morris, by officers Sullivan
and Coffey, for being drunk; James Nc
Cormack, by officer Coffey, for vagrancy;
Mrs. Hughes, by officers Rider and Leavy,
for malicious mischief; John Hurley, by
local officer Ferral, for vagrancy.
LADIES Del Monte white chip hats, 70
cents each. Red House,