Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS

IFrcrn San Frsnesco exchanges Of June lth.l
The steamer idaho brought $40, 45I in
| treasure from Victoria
The steamer City of Sydney will be due
from Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney on
the 18th.
The Justiees of the Supreme Court and
the Clerk have returned to the city from
Sacramento.
The Costa Rican man-ef-war Yrazn put
into Santa Cruz on Wednesday, and will
be due here shortly.
The receipts st the sub treasury in this
city during the month of May were 81, Sl5,-
6SS 0& and the disbursements 81, $780,
S24 S.
General Butler is having good time in
and around San Francisco. He has been
devoting his leisure hours since his arrival
to sightseeing and the reception of visitors
County Clerk Stuart is cutting down his
staff of assistants, as the work is falling off.
Most OF the lady cppyists have been dis
charged, and other removals wiz be made
this month.
Census Supervisor Langley estimates
that by reason OF absences in the country
and at the various watering places, the
city population will be 10, 900 less than it
was last year.
On Wednesday evening next a grand
ratification meeting, under the auspices of
the Republican State Central Committee.
will he held at Platts Hall, to indorse the
nominee for President. A salute of 100
guns will be fired.
The Grand Grove u A. O. D., has
Il . foll N.
Cottingham, No. 20, N. G. A.; f. Ma
ginnis, No. Is, Il. w. D. G. A; Henry A.
Chase, No. IL, Il. w. Grand Secretary d.
A Comes, No. 81, w. Grand Marshal
Guardian Adam Smith, No IL, A. T.
CASTILLO, No. "a, and H. L. Van Geiste-
field, No. 3, w. Grand Representatives G.
G.. U. s.; George Cross, No. "a, George
w Peckham, No. l6, L. Schaffer, No. "a,
Trustees of Grand Grove
The will of Paul Morrill, has been fled
for probate The sum of $500 is be-
queathed to his son Paul Morrill, of Bos-
ton, and $40 to his daughter, Ann Eliza
Mccormick. The remainder of the estate
if left to decedent's widow, Susan Nj. Nor
rill, who, with William H. Dinsmore, are
SppulhlSu SAeCutIlA ana executor WITHOUT
bonds. William L. Mccormick is APP
pointed joint executor by codicil Mrs.
Morrill, has applied for letters, the names
of the two executors not being signed to
the petition. His estate consists of twenty
FIVE shares of stock of the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company, watch, chain and
personal jewelry, and box deposited in
the vaults of the Safe Deposit Company,
the contents of which are unknown. The
petition declares the estate not to exceed
the value of 81, 000
The warrant of $3.50 for salary for May
of Mayors Clerk, a position formerly held
by l. M. Kalloch, was yesterday presented
by Randolph Kalloch, younger son of the
Mayor, and minor, to the Auditor. The
question of the legality of the payment of
warrants to minors arose some time since,
in the case of License Collector Stinton's
son, who was minor, and we. employed
as cashier in his fathers office. MIR. Bur-
nett, City and County Attorney. filed an
opinion at that time, that any person en-
ployed by the City Government to perform
certain duties was entitled to receive pay
ment upon the completion of such services,
whether he was a minor or not. Auditor
Dunn, under authority of this opinion, and
in consideration of the fact that minors
are employed in city offices to the number
of twenty-five or more, signed the warrant,
and it was duly receipted for by Randolph
Kalloch.