Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
To day is the Chinese New Year.

To-day is the Chinese New Year.
The school warrants will be ready to-
day.
The river marks is feet inches at the
Yolo bridge.
The steamer knight No. 8 came down
the river yesterday.
| David Culten, of Eureka, Humboldt
county, was yesterday appointed q Notary
| Public.
Sacramento county yesterday drew her
! school money from the State Treasury,
| SOC, 591 80.
a son of J. c. Medley fell and broke an
an arm on Wednesday between the elbow
| and shoulder.
Two insane men passed through the city
yesterday 10 Stockton, from SiskiyOu, in
charge OF Deputy Sheriff
As buggy was entering Wilson stable
| yesterday a heavy vehicle struck the back
wheels and knocked one of them 10 smith
| Green's"
Professor Heinrich Enrich states that the
announcement that he will take part in the
| concert to be given next Friday evening is
a mistake
The Jurors drawn for the January term
are required to report the Courthouse al 10
a VI -AOtiN'sAA GO1 LON, USlOLG ltgt
Van Fleet.
Fair Oaks Corps and Glee Club will give
an entertainment at Turner Hall Monday
evening, February Goth, for the benefit of
their relief fund
\ tire-plug was bursted al Thirteenth
and streets, by a runaway team striking
it, and the streets in that vicinity received
thorough soaking before the flow could
be checked
Several of the members of the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee met in
the reading-room of the Golden Eagle Ho-
tel last evening, but there being no quorum
present no business was transacted
During the session of Judge Armstrong;
Court yesterday man in the audience was
seized with an epileptic fit. II was carried
TO an adjoining room, and soon brought to
consciousness by the application of resusci-
tating remedies.
John Belcher, of Costumes. who was
severely injured at Perkins Station, by
falling upon a truck-handle on Monday.
has not been able to be removed to his
home. His condition is somewhat i'm
proved but he is not out of danger.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was SO, being 30 warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
INV ol lSlil pSldluI Z W as ID anu III with
light variable wind and clear to cloudy
weather. Rainfall during the forenoon .O4
OF an inch, making al inches for this sea-
son, as against $50 inches to an equal date
last year.
The Fire Commissioners met last even
ing, and accepted the plans and specifca-
tons OF the new Hayes truck building
which is to be erected on the north so feet
of lot in the block bounded by K and L,
Sixth and Seventh streets 1t will be on
the corner of the alley on the east side CT
Sixth, directly opposite the NJ. E. Church.
1t is 10 be % feet in width, so feet in length
on the first floor and 60 on the second It
is to be Of brick, with finely finished
front, and will be an ornament to that por-
ton of the city.
The Suffer county Farmer says: a sue
| cesslul young nimrod is Johnny, the
twelve-yearold son of NJ. Mcnamara, near
NicOlaus. With number ten muzzle-
loading gun he recently killed nineteen
ducks in one hour, a hOnker goose weigh
| ing thirteen pounds, and a swan weighing
! seventeen pounds. This is the second
swan he has killed this winter. We would
advise the Sacramento sports to hunt on
Johnny's grounds, for when they could not
kill they might buy from our Suffer
county lad.
| The Young Mems Christian Association
| held their monthly business meeting at
their hall last evening, Vice-President
Bassett presiding. Reports from the vari-
Gus committees were presented, which
were of very encouraging character, con-
| sidering the existing circumstances. There
was large attendance of young men, who
were entertained at the conclusion of the
| business programme by gymnastic per-
| Torrance by Messrs. Arnold Hillebrant
and Goepel, after which the ladies of the
| Flower Committee served refreshments.