Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-20
LOCAL BREYITIES.

When 1.-The Baby" has cramps in the
stummick give it Castoria.
at the Episcopal Church on Sunday
next Bishop Wingfeld will confirm large
class.
The strengthening season has begun.
In Yolo county the clip is SAID to be better
than usual.
The Guild of st. Thekla will give a
flower festival at Turner Hall on Nav 18th
afternoon and evening.
A correspondent at Blacks, Yolo county.
writes "Oh for good shower to bring
out our garden truck and make taters
grow"
The members of Woodland Parlor. n. S.
G. W., are making great preparations for
their picnic at Coils Grove on Tuesday.
May LIST.
Officers Arlington, O'Meara, Able ard
Ash last night arrested three more suspi-
cious-looking tramps and locked them up
in the City Prison.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco,
last night lodged in the City Prison John
Mcdonald, who goes to Folsom for six
years for burglary.
The confirmation of Joseph, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Nathan. will take place at the
Synagogue, on Sixth street between ] and
K, at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
There will be meeting of the special
Committee on Manufacturing Interests and
Business Enterprises this evening at s
o'clock at the rooms of the Improvement
Association, 429 street.
According to the Signal Service report
the average temperature for this city yester-
day was $50, being 11o warmer than the
normal. The highest and lowest was SO
and 5l0. Clear weather prevailed, with
light southerly winds.
Henry Fitch was examined Yesterday as
to his sanity by Judge Van Fleet and Irs.
Gardner and Glow. The investigation re-
suited in each of the examiners and Super
visor Jackson giving the man dollar and
allowing him to go his way rejoicing.
As an illustration of the wonderful pro-
ductiveness of our soil and climate. Mavor
Gregory yesterday exhibited at his store a
potato which had been picked out of the
sand in his cellar. and upon which there
were several shoots, some of them fifty-two
inches in length.
In Justice Davis Court YESTERDAY iudg-
ment was rendered IN favor of the defend
ant for $l53 in the case of John Keller and
John Gleason VS.. Jacob Gebert. Plaintiffs
claimed that they had only taken the
horse on trial, but the Court thought the
evidence showed an absolute sale.
The Governor has granted a pardon to
James Phelps, convicted of assault with a
deadly weapon in San Diego in January,
1887, and sentenced to two years in the
county Jail. The pardon was recommended
by Judge Works, all the county officials,
and many prominent citizens of San
Diego.
A correspondent asks for the altitude of
different towns in Ell Dorado county. Be-
low is given few of them Placeryille,
1000 feet; Greenwood, LOO; Coloms.
900; Garden Valley, 1850; Kelsey, $500:
Pilot Hill, 1880; Spanish Dry Diggings,
$500; Spanish Flat, 2,400; VolcanOviile,
$500; Onion Valley. 1000; Wentworth
Springs, 600; Rubicon Springs, 5000;
Lake Tahoe, 6,210; Georgetown, 2,70O.
The Governor has appointed Notaries
Public as follows Hiram A. Luttrell, Y.
r. Raymond, Oakland; Charles Stokes,
Inskip, Butte county; Thomas Nichols,
Orland, Colusa county; ]. z. Abbott, An
tioch, Contra Costa county; r. w. Miller,
L. f. Cooper, Crescent City; George E.
Church, Fresno; a. D. Meacham, Kings
City, Monterey county E. II. Fleming,
MERGED; j. W. Brumagim, San Francisco
E. H. Tharp, San Francisco; B. ]. Wood,
Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo county
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