Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-22
SAN FRANCISCO.
Happenings Of a Day at the
Metropolis.

Metropolis.
SAN Francisco, July 215t.-The Hoefiich-
Heating combination was successful at the
election of Trustees of the Savage Mining
Company to-day. There were 103. 261 shares
voted. The Trustees elected are J. B. Rus
sell, George J. Ives, H. n. Levy, nj. Hoe
flich, l.. T. Lazure. Oficers-President. ID.
NJ. Levy; Vice President, L. T. Lazure ;
Secretary, E. B. Holmes; Superintendent,
r. P. Heating.
THE THEATER cAsR.
Judge Rix to day decided the case of Har-
ris, charged with disturbing the peace in re-
fusing to give up seat in the Bush Street
Theater, one night last week, by finding the
defendant guilty. Harris took seat in the
dress circle already sold az a reserved seat,
and refused to vacate when ordered. The
Judge said the proprietor of theater had a
right to fix prices and sell seats in any man
ner he wished.
RAILROAD SOLD.
It is reported that the South Pacific Coast
Railroad has been sold to Eastern parties,
and possession will soon be given.
MECHANICS LEAGUE.
The Mechanics League met tonight and
was addressed by Ammon, who organized the
Pittsburg Labor League, which led to the
railroad riots in that city several years ago.
He advised the formation of all trades into
one League to obtain the objects desired.
MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
The Democrats and Workingmen's Con err
ence Committees met tonight. The Work
ingmen claimed the Sheriff. Auditor, Tax
Collector, Recorder, Treasurer, City and
County Attorney, Public Administrator,
Coroner, six Supervisors and six School Di-
rectors. The Democrats agreed to conc-de
the Sheriff, Tax Collector and Auditor. The
Workingmen refused to rscede from their
position or sacrifice a single office. and after
long talk the meeting adjourned without
action.
The anti.Dt smond W. z. Q. Convention
tonight permanently organized, by electing
j. J. Medallion President. Nothing was
done except to complete the organization.
The Republican County Convention to-
night confirmed all the nominations.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Judge Hunt has granted Eneline Rees a
divorce from ] ohm T. Res, on the ground of
habitual intemperauce.
Judge Hayne has awarded Judgment to
tie plaintiff in the case of Henry Epstein VS..
Lewis IL. Bailey for S13. 1874 40.
Edward B. Perrin has brought suit against
John K Luttrell, to settle tue amounts of
a partnership entered into on the lst of Sep.
TENDER, 1879, for the buying and selling of
mines and mining stocks.
One of the clerks of the Anglo California
Bank is nissirg. An Inquiry into the state
of his accounts has been instituted. He
kept fast horses, and is suspected Of having
dabbled in stocks. He lived highly, while
his salary was but $50 per month.
The Captain of the British bark DUN
friesshire, which has arrived IN port from
Newcastle, II. S. W., reports that on May
18th James GIeenlies, seaman, was missing
and is supposed to have fallen overheard
He was a native OF Scotland, aged 70 years.
The many friends of Rev. Thomas Guard,
of Baltimore, resident in this city and vicin-
ity, will regret to learn that ill health, conse-
quent upon cverwork, has SO far Frustrated
him that he has tesn obliged to cancel all of
his summer lecture engagements, including
several in New Y rk City and State.
Margaret Snyder is under arrest on suspi.
cion Of having placed poison in the food OF
the boarders at the National Laundry.
There seems to be no good case against her,
as the men made sick are unknown to her,
though she is the cock for their table. Prob.
ably the meat used was kept too long, and
formic acid was generated.
The case of Treadwell vs. The Board of
Supervisors Of Yolo county is set for hearing
in the Supreme Court en- the 18th instant.
This is an application for writ Of mandate
TO compel the Supervisors Of Holo county to
prepare registers for voters, etc, for an cleo
ton Of county officers this fall, and the case
applies to most of the counties in the State
outside Of San Francisco.
At the annual meeting of the Spring Val.
ley Wster Company tho following were
elected Trustees for the ensuing year
Charles Webb Howard, Charles Wayne,
Oliver Eldr:6gs, George w. Granuiss, A. B.
Forbes, J. d. Frye snd j. Fl. Dobinsop.
The Board Of Trustees organized b. the Sc
lection of the following officers: Charles
Webb Howard, President; Oliver Eldridge,
Vice President, and William Norris, Score
tary.
Most of tas Republican candidates ap.
peared before The Convention and addressed
is Wednesday night. The Yosemite Clul
Democratic Municipal Convention met Wed
nesday evening and selectel it's officers, with
T. B. Bishop in the chair. Committees were
appointed, and ore OF them is in conference
with the W. p G.. Convention of B'nai Birth
Hall. The Greeaback Central Club has
sele csed twenty full delegates to go to the
County NoGipating Convention. The MAJ
hattans viii meet on Saturday night, when
another effort will be made to unite the fac
tons. The Chiv. element Of the Democracy
favor any compromise that will promote har'
mony, 10 king ahead to the fac. that a Gov.
ernor is to be elected next year, snd that The
next Legislature will have to elect United
States Senator 20 succeed Mr.. Farley. The
boys" sre still Inclined to continue the
factious fight, but it is said that the two Con-
ventions viii join ic one grand nominating
Convention before many days.