Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-25
THE BAY"
Various Items of Interest from
San Francisco.
FIRST REGIMENT ENoAMPMBNT.
Objections to the Militia Leaving the
City on the Fourth.
Etc. Observation-Disclosures.
Etc.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2ith-The Olympic
Club gave sn exhibition at the Pavilion this
evening, which was as usual largely attended.
The games and feats were performed in
manner creditable TO the athletic training of
members of the club.
PROPOSED TRIP oeJEcrfD TO.
The First Regiment, National Guard, are
likely to meet with check to their proposed
trip to Santa Cruz for tine Fourth of July
encampment The plan has met with much
opposition, especially from number of prom
inent citizens who have in the past assisted
the regiment literally in pecuniary matters.
and who desire it to stay at home and lend
its presence 10 the local celebration of the
Fourth. Grand Marshal Schaeffer and Cen
eral MeComb had consultation to-day, from
which it is hoped some satisfactory arrange
ment will follow. If not, it is understood
that the Grand Marshal will enioin the pay
ment by the State of the amount allowed the
regiment for parade purposes, on tho ground
that an encampment is not parade within
the meaning of the law.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
During recess of the Republican County
Convention until Monday next politics is
rather quiet. The Convention is still at sea
with regard TO any combinations on candi-
dates, as Is evident from the bungling pro-
cedure in the session. Among the newly
mentioned candidates for hiaVor are NJ p
Jones and ID. j. Staples. Lack OF precon-
certed arrangements is also manifested by the
fact that many Of those proposed for members
of the Boards of Supervisors and Education
refuse to stand.
San Francisco News.
This is the last day for receiving Sne bullion
at the Mint. Coinage will cease next week,
when the annual settlement will be made.
The Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer have
sent the name of JOHN III. Grady to the Su-
pervisors to be confirmed as License Col
lector.
James Forester has been placed on trial for
felony in having attempted to get James S.
Simpson to swear falsely in the l. Nj. Kali
loch trial.
At the late State Convention of Hiberni-
ans, John FitzsimBcns of Oakland. James
Herbert of Gilroy, and Timothy Keefe of
San Francisco, were elected respectively State
Delegate, Secretary and Treasurer.
OF calendar of ia causes, in the Su-
preme Court, Csc are yet pending, 81 are
submitted and under consideration, and
argued and time allowed to file briefs, show
ing decrease of some 30 causes since Janu-
airy last.
The County Board Of Equalization has de-
cided to cite to appear belofe it the persons
who made the sworn statements of the Water
| Company, Gas Company and Charles s. Neal,
of the Board of Brokers also, the President
and Secretary If the Gas Company, and Wa
Ter Company officers Of the same rank
At the Pythian Castle Wednesday night
new lodge of the Order of Knights of Pyth-
las was installed by Grand Chancellor John
II. Harvey, assisted by other grand officers.
This lodge Is composed almost exclusively of
young men. The charter list contains over
100 Names over so members being present on
the night of organization.
Colonel WATSON, of the Third Regiment. for
refusing Lieutenant Colonel chamberlain
permission to muster out Company Q of the
regiment has been arrested as having violated
the articles Of war. The articles of war vio-
lated are those requiring officers TO show re-
spect for their superiors and Furnishing with
dismissal officers guilty OF conduct unbeeom-
ing an officer and gentleman. Colonel Was
son will be tried by Court martial.
Some seventy colored Republicans have
signed declaration of rights, and issued
call for meeting in the Justices Courtroom
in the old City Hall this evening for the
formation of Colored Central Republican
Club. The document states to the Republic
cans that the colo-ed men have faithfully
served the party, and assisted materially in
winning it's victories every time with the
promise that they should be rewarded there
for that they have been systematically dis
appointed.
The record for the past ten years shows
that while -four exports have varied from
80, coo to 5G2,0 600 barrels per aunum, our
wheat exports have varied from l. SOC, 900
csntals to 10, SIS 000 centals per annum. The
aver &c for the decade ending December 81.
1879 was 416 900 barrels of flour and 6 974,-
600 centals of wheat. In other words, III
Guiding -four, the average for the above ten
yelrs is S.3Si ESQ centals per annum, of
which / 100, 200 centals was turned into flour
before shipment. This Is about 16s PER cent.
o, the total, or little less than one-sixth.
The Post gets off the following in regard to
Colonel Barnes and his new 1ichb0rne claim
ant Yesterday Colonel Barnes discovered
that Sir Roger had accepted handsome cffer
from the manager of the Bella Union to ap-
pear in a song and dance sketch, In conlunc
ton with ''the handsomest formed woman"
passionate protest from the Colonel pre-
vented the completion of the contract, how
ever, and as we go to press we learn that the
Barnes-Tichborue combination have secured
an empty store on Montgomery street and
win open for regular exhibition Monday next,
day and evening. a powerful calcium will
be focused on the back of Sir Rogers neck,
by means of which the celebrated scar will be
visible at all hours The affable Colonel re-
quests US to say that he viii personally attend
the door, and see that the organ churns cut
nothing but the choicest English airs. He
hopes all his old friends and customers will
favor him with an early call, as the show is
already billed for Petaluma aud other inte-
rior towns Clergymen and children half
price.
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