Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Simon Wallet, German, was YESTERDAY
admitted to citizenship.
The trial of Domentini, the rape-fend
has been set by Judge Armstrong for tht
10th of the presenth month.
The Health Officer will find plenty tc
complain of if he will inspect the alley.
and X, Third and Fourth streets.
Robert Hector has just sold go acres O.
his unlmproyed land at Rattlesnake Island
for $4,000. A Sacramento druggist is the
purchaser.
Chris. Weisel, who has been confined tc
his home for some weeks with infamma.
tory rheumatism, is able to be upon the
streets again.
Argument in the case of O'Meara VS.
Sullivan was commenced yesterday in the
Superior Court, and will be concluded on
Monday next.
While two young ladies were riding in a
buggy near the Catholic cemetery vester.
day, the vehicle was upset, but they fortu-
nately escaped injury.
John Belcher, who was so seriously in.
jured by fall at Perkins station few
days ago, is reported to be sinking rapidly
at his home on the Cosumnes.
Antoine Leary has sold his SO-acre ranch
between Newcastle and Penryn, to a gen.
tleman named Calhoun from Pittsburg
Pa. About so acres of the place are in
bearing, and the price paid was $780,
The body of a man was found in the Bav
OF San Francisco q few days ago. There
was nothing on his body to identify him.
He wore diamond shirt stud, and it is a
two to one bet that he was either hotel
clerk or plumber.
At meeting of the Plumbers and the
Filters organization held last evening the
following officers were elected: President
Joseph F. Dowdell; Vice President, George
b. Stack; Secretary, L. w. Mahouey
Treasurer, q. Schmidt; Marshall, H. Car
roll.
The Excursion Committee of the Board
of Trade met in Newcastle last Saturday
and discussed the advisability of bringing
an excursion patty to Placer during the
first week in March. They did not, how
ever, decide upon doing anything until
their plans are submitted to the Board of
Directors.
Yesterday morning man named ]. B.
Grady called at the police station and CON-
planned that he had been &" stood upn at
Fourth and NJ streets Wednesday night
and robbed of his hat. He was taken into
one of the cells and shown Moran, the in
dividual who is charged with waylaying
Mr.. Dierssen the same night He identified
Moran as being one of the men that stopped
him.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 4So, being 10 warmer than
the normal temperature. The highest and
lowest temperature was $50 and 4OO.
with fresh southerly winds, and weather
clear at A. NJ, foggy from A. NJ. to near
noon, from which time the weather was
cloudy to fair-the latter state prevailing at
night. Another cold wave was moving
eastward over the great Northwestern
States yesterday, when the mercury sank
to 80 below zero at st. Paul, Mimi, and
160 below at Chicago, and 200 below at Des
MONIES and Davenport, Iowa
There was meeting of the Directors of
Agricultural District No. 26 at lone CITY
on Saturday last, and the old corps of Off
GERS was elected, as follows U. S. Greg
ory, President; George Woolsey, Treasurer;
Z. L. Lagrave, Secretary. The date of the
fair was fixed for August 9TH, Sth, 9th and
10th. All the Directors were present With
the exception of Gardella. The time for
the purchase of annual memberships ex-
pires May 1st. 1t was unanimously re-
solved to ask of the Boards of Supervisors
OF Amador and Calaveras counties to make
an appropriation for the erection of a Pa
viliOn