Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| provements in Capitol Park.
The Harbor Commissioners yesterday
| paid into the State Treasury S., 500.
| Carlaw Bros, granite and marble work
| ers, have removed from Tenth and Q streets
| to Tenth and K.
Fish Commissioner Reuter- was at the
| Capitol yesterday on business with the
Controller and State Board of Examiners.
| The two individuals who had melee in
front of the International Hotel Sunday
| evening were not molders," but
bruisers."
Ed. C. Humphrey received dispatch
| yesterday from Charles City, Iowa, an
nouncing the death of his father, on Sum-
day last, at that place.
Mineral Patent No. 10, S92. entry No. 522,
issued to the Cincinnati Gold Mining Com
pany, has been received at the United States
Land Office in this city.
All members of the Order intending to
visit Gait, where Rebekah Degree Lodge
is to be instituted tonight are requested to
be at the depot at P. NJ. to-day.
The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
from box 81, Twentieth and K streets, was
caused by little blaze in the residence of
Mrs. Farrell, Eighteenth and ] streets.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. held large
and interesting meeting yesterday after
noon. The gathering was in compliance
with call from the National President of
the organization.
The Governor has appointed the follow
| ing Commissioners of Deeds Sydney H
| Peddar, London, England; Henry NJ.
Meek, Salem, Massachusetts, Charles T.
| Lunt, New York.
The Governor has appointed J. H. Hol-
lister, of the county of San Luis Obispo, a
member of the District Board of Agricult-
ure for District No. 10, vice j. D. Fowler,
who failed to qualify.
| Officer Franks wishes it stated that he
was not with Chief Dillman when he WIS.,
tied the saloon where the man was beaten
! in dice game. He was not in the case
after he reported it to the Chief
| The coin in the State Treasury was
counted Yesterday and 81 10 found in ex-
cess of the amount called fer by the Con-
troller's book. An itemized statement ap-
pears in the advertising column.
| The payroll of the State Printing office
| for the first two weeks in March was as
| follows: State Printing Fund, $l,744 As
Textbook Fund, $2,0S0 So State School
Book Fund, 1875 70. Total, $5,141.
Up to II o'clock last night the following
! arrests were recorded on the police slate :
J. johnson, disturbing the peace, by officer
! Mclaughlin; Bill Jones, vagrancy, by
| officer Frazee; and John Birmingham,
drunk, by officer O'Neara.
| Now and then Democrat is found who
claims the late political upheaval as Dem
ocratic victory. They have doubtless for
| gotten what the Brighton statesmen told
| them in a speech at Sutterville on a mem
| orable occasion some eight years ago when
there was a like "sphlit in the Republican
party"
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 600, being 90 warmer than
the normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50 and
$50, with brisk to high northerly winds
and weather clear. The wind was blowing
from 30 to 4S miles per hour, reaching al
times nearly 60 miles.
The case of c. Benedi1 VS.. J. NJ. Ste.
phenson was on trial in Department Two
of the Superior Court yesterday, Messrs
Taylor & Holl appearing for plaintiff and
Grove L. Johnson for the defendant
Plaintiff claims $500 damages for the clos
ing of a road running to his farm which
he says defendant closed up unlawfully.
The RECORD UNIONS Folsom correspond.
ent writes: Craftsmanship and law were
well represented at the State Prison on
Sunday in the persons of Hon. w. c.
Hendricks and Judge Armstrong, who
with their wives came up TO Folsom on
Saturday evening. The party were enter.
tanned by Warden and Mrs. Aull, and both
| the Secretary of State and Judge Arm
strong appeared to be favorably impressed
with the air of peace and tranquility which
broods over the prison on the day of rest