Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-05
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

| From San Francisco exchanges of August 4th.l
Registration for the Charter election has
closed, and about 10000 names are On the
list of legal voters.
During the past five months $3.50 foreign
ers were naturalized in Department No.
of the Superior Court and 66 in Depart.
ment No. 5.
| The Hopkins will case was called in De-
partment No. 9 this morning and continued
until to- morrow. This is the case in which
it is sought to remove Mary Frances Sher-
wood Hopkins as Administrative of the
estate.
The work of disinfecting Chinatown has
been begun by corps of seven fumigators,
accompanied by two police officers, on Du-
pont street, between California and Sacra.
mento. The work will be carried on sys-
tematically.
For the twenty hours ending at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon, 81 vessels en-
tered the Golden Gate. This feet num-
bered steamer, 2 ships, l barkentine, 2
briggs and 81 schooners-an unusual show
| ing.
The camp of Company C, First Infantry,
will be named after one of their command
ers, Captain Jerry Moore. Scamp Moore !"
will be at Fairfax on the Goth and 2lst.
1t will celebrate the twenty-fifth annivcr-
sary of the formation of the company.
On application of Rev. DR.. Stebbins,
Justice McKinstry of the Supreme Court
has issued a writ of habeas corpus, COM
manding the Sheriff of Alameda county to
bring the body of Edward F. Schroeder be-
fore Judge Evans of the Superior Court at
10 o'clock next Friday morning The OBJ.
jecv of the writ is to have the prisoner ad-
mitted to BAIL
Captain Baymand, of the French bark
General Chanzy, which arrived in this port
last evening, from San Jose de Guatemala,
reports that on July 18th, in latitude 15'
north. longitude III % west, he passed
the forward portion of vessel, lumber
laden, with the foremost standing The
Chanzy sailed close to the wreck but no
signs of life were visible. The vessel had
wooden fgure-head, painted blue, and it
may possibly have been the bark Mathilde
which was abandoned about two months
ago, and the Captain of which and num-
Der of the crew are supposed to have landed
ON Socorro Island.
The following class of aspirants for legal
honors having successfully passed an ex-
animation before the Supreme Court yes.
terday were admitted to practice in all the
Courts of this State Shell Dunlap, Walter
Gallagher, F. Howard Moore, Robert I.
Devlin, James Z. Jarrett, Edward Lande,
Michael L. G. O'Bren, Frank NJ Stone,
Leander Shores, w. P. Byler. Hiram S.
Milford, Frederick S. Stratton, Alfred N.
Seaman. B. J. Corcoran, Arthur Lenhart,
Frank ID. Hicol, James Franklin Wharton,
Milton E. Rabb, Joseph Edward Marks,
John W. Ryland.
The Board of Trustees of the Home for
the Care of Inebriates has filed semi
annual report, showing the number of pa
tients received and discharged from JAN
uary lst to June 30th. Admitted-Alco-
holic diseases, 2l2; insane, III total.
$50. Discharged diseases, 100;
insane, l75; total, 374. Died, remain
ing IL. OF the III insane $50 were after
examination committed to the Napa In
sane Asylum, 40 were discharged and 2
died. The other cases of death reported
were inebriates. The financial statement
shows a balance on hand of 81, 1913 95. of
which amount $1,000 stands to the credit
of the Building Fund.