Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-01
spRaeuE TAKEN BY OFFICERS TO SAN QUENTIN.
Indignation Meeting of San Buenaventura
Lawyers.
CALIFORNIA.
nt-NOmination
for the Assembly.

sclf.ExpianatOrY DOcument-SOminati
for the Assembly.
SAN Francisco, August 31st.-The fol-
lowing document explains itself:
OK BOARD TRAIN, August 2S, 1880
At meeting held this day of Knights Tempar
from California representing the Grand Com
mandery Of the State, the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolued, That the thanks Of the Knights Tenn
plar of the Pacific coast hereby rendered to the
officers and employees Of the Central Paeii, Railroad
Company forthe liberal terms and courteous treatment
extended to us our pilgrimage to the late Tr en-
NAL Conclave at Chicago, and we feel that Caifor
MIA is truly fortunate in having her railroad system
managed and controlled BY class Of men who are
ready to lend their generous aid toward all
terprises that contribute to the welfare of society
and the prosperity and renown of our State.
Resoiued, That the officers and employees OF said
company have best wishes for their prosperity,
health and happiness, and have the confidence and
good will of the citizens Of the other States of the
Pacific coast
ResoEred, That copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the officers OF the company, and also to
the press of California for publication.
VIM. o. GOULD President.
R. C. GAsKRLL, Secretary.
In the Ninth Senatorial District Conven-
ton this evening Hon. Philip A Roach was
nominated for Assemblyman.
The Wheatiand FEre-Losses and Insur.
tHfts
WHEATLAND (Yuba county,, August 31st.-
The excitement over the fire last night is
still very great. The town is crowded with
persons from the country to view the ruins.
i he following is full list of the losses and
the several amounts of insurance: d. f.
Roddan, real estate loss, 81, 500; insurance
in North American, 500. L. M. Justice,
butcher and general merchant /; loss, $500
insurance, $500, in North American. Charles
Browning, buildings aud stock of fruit aud
hay scales; loss, 81, 600; no insurance. l. o.
o. f. Hall loss, $4,000 insurance in the
Phoenix of Hartford and Home OF New
York, 81, 500, In the hall was hanging the
charters Of the Odd Fellows, Masons. A. o. U.
eral lodges, which fell victim to the flames.
Mrs. Hatch, residence and furniture; loss.
$500; no insurance. J. +. Raum, black
smith loss on building and stock, 81, 500
insured in Home Mutual, 5000. J. A Stew
art, wagon maker; loss, $500; no insurance.
Joseph Trimmer, bakery and restaurant /;
loss. $1,000; insurance in the Phoenix of
Hartford and Home of New York, 81, 100.
Thomas Shields, tinware loss on stock and
building, 1920; insurance divided among
the North British. Fireman's Fund and
Home Mutual, 81, 900. John lands, loss on
real estate, 81 600: insured in Home Mutual
for $3.50. Bray & Lowe, saloon; loss on
stock and fixtures. 800 insured for $500
in Pennsylvania Insurance Company. Good
kind & Co., loss of one hundred tons of hay
and agricultural Implements, $1,000; in
sured fully. A. P. Lipp, variety store /;
loss on stock, 1900; insured for
5000 in the Phoenix of Pennsylvania
for $780, and Home Mutual $780, NJ. "
Sparks, loss on real estate and damages,
about 5000; fully insured. Planters House,
owned by the Farmers Bank loss, s., 600 /;
insured for $500 in the California Insurance
Company F. Dolley, harness.maker loss
on stock, $500; insured in Home Mutual for
$500. Calmez & Ross, loss by water, about
500; no insurance With few exceptions
the burnt district will be at once rebuilt with
brick buildings One building is to be
started in the morning Had the wind been
blowing as it did for the last few days, it
would have been impossible to save a build
ing in the whole business portion of the town.
SuGOcated by FOul Air.
SAN JOSE, August 31st.-At noon to-day
three miners went down the Isabel shaft at
the New Almaden mine on a monthly tour
of inspection. A short distance down damp
and foul gas was encountered, and one of the
men, Joseph Hancock, native of Cornwall,
Eng, aged 81 years. was suffocated. The
other two were resuscitated. 1t appears that
the men failed to suspend a candle below the
skip, as is the usual custom, and encountered
the gas so unexpectedly that they were IN
able to give the alarm. As they made no