Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-16
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SAN FRANcISco
SAN FRANcrsco. January Is. A.
Jack Stanley, one Of the gamblers
who recently left for the country but
returned disguised, has been indicted
at Santa Cruz, aud was arrested here
today TO DO taken back there for trial.
Every regular gambling house In the
city Ia closed, and the gamblers wear
longer faces than ever before since
San Francisco was a city.
Alex. Mcpherson was arrested TO-
day for house-breaking, and John
Jones, Frank Ivers and Frank Ham,
mond, for burglary; the latter on two
charges. So many Of the burglars
who have recently operated In the city
are In custody that citizens begin to
fsel n little moro secure.
The I've young ladies Of princely
families who arrived by steamer from
Japan to-day are bound for Vassar
College, New York. They are stop
ping at the Lick House, while the
Heads Of the Embassy arc at tho
Grand Hotel, and forty-lve Of the
suite are at the Occidental. One Of
the Princesses Is really q beauty, and
there Is moro curiosity to SEQ her than
to see the Ambassadors. The crowd
Of curious spectators Is not very large
around any of the hotels.
The rooms Of Minister DeLong have
been crowded all day and evening by
personal friends. The hours for the
reception Of the different classes
civilians, Federal officials, the military
and tho Freshly the Japanese EN-.
bassy will DO announced tomorrow
morning. The first reception will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
SAN FRANc1soo, January 18-l p. NJ.
Gold, lOsT; Greenbacks, 9l24; SELL
Ing, 92A.
The Board Of Supervisors last night
authorized the Mayor to extend to the
japanese Embassy such welcome OH
behalf of the city as he might deem
proper.
Tho Board Of Supervisors unani-
mously adopted a resolution asking
the Legislature to except San Fran
cisco from the operation Of the repeal
Of the five per cent. Railroad Subsidy
Act. The Committee on Amendments
refused to report on the proposition to
increase the monthly allowance for
the Industrial School to $4,000.
Tho case Of II. w. Badger against
the Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany for $1,000 damages, arising out
Of the defendants railroad track cut
ting Off the approach to plaintiffs
wharf at Oakland, Judge Morrison
rendered a decision TINT the damages
being purely consequential the Court
could not render a verdict for plaintiff.
Weather warm and cloudless with
wind light from the north.
Some surprise Is manifested at tho
fact that the Japanese committee In
arranging the programme for the for
NAL reception by the Ambassadors to-
day, have wholly ignored tho press,
the civil officers Of the United States
and State Of California and the general
public, the programme being rs fol-
lows : 10 A. NJ, the resident Japanese;
II 4. ~, Mayor and city officials; II
NJ, Gen. Sohofeld and officers Of the
U. 8. Army, Commodore Taylor and
naval officers; 1r. NJ. Consular corps
3P. NJ, citizens committee.
Tho rooms Of the Japanese Embassy
have been thronged all the morning.
The army and navy officers have gen.
orally presented themselves in full
undress uniform. A large number Of
ladies are among tho visitors to-day.
The Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany say that there Is not the slightest
c,use Of anxiety In the matter Of the
non-arrlval Of the steamship Sacra-
mento from Panama. She did not
leave Panama until the 31st Of Decem-
bar, and had to call at the different
Mexican ports, besides having a heavy
way and through freight. The con-
Meeting steamer reached New York
on Sunday.
Judge Louderback to-day sentenced
Samuel Weiner, a graduate Of the In
dustrial School and the Barbary Coast,
to pay $500 or 60 to Jail $50 days, for
participating In q prize fight Mt Black
Point. Two other Hoodlums pleaded
guilty TO being spectators.
Alex Mcpherson was sent up for
felony by embezzling the money Of his
employer, George s. Green, his bail
being fixed at $4,000.
Robert Hammond and John Tuers
were sent up on two joint charges Of
burglary, bail Of each being $1,000.