Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-28
8 THE BAY. q
Happenings of a Day at San
Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco, October 27th.-Colone
Bridges, engineer of the North Beach ane
Ocean Shore and Santa Cruz Railroad, wal
before the Judiciary and Street Committee:
of The Board of Supervisors to-day, on be-
half of petition Ct his road for franchise
| to run around the water front of the city
He said the road was not intended to antag-
onize the Central Pacific. or any other road.
It was proposed by the company to obtain
permission of Congress to run double
tract, tunnels through the Preside and
Mcdowell favored the scheme. Any
road might run its cars over their tracks
On the payment of moderate sum. Super
intendent Towne, of the Central Pacific. had
expressed himself in favor of the plan. j.
j. Haley, on behalf of the Central Pacific,
objected, saying Mr.. Towne could only speak
for himself. The hour being late, further
consideration was postponed for one week.
IMMIGRATION.
The Board Of Trade to-day considered the
reporto Of its immigration committee. The main
features have been previously telegraphed.
The Board by resolution requested the
an early survey of all the unsurveyed lands
in the State and to procure the passage of a
Chinese restriction bill A letter from A.
N. Tcwne, of the Southern Pacific, was read,
hat hat
tribute to the fund to be raised to aid in the
encouragement of immigration in the proper
ton of S25 to SIS to be raised from other
sources. Resolutions calling upon the Repre-
sentatives to urge the formation of civil
government for Alaska were adopted.
CHINESE sHREwDNEss.
The Chinese are endeavoring to get around
the provisions of the FELTON, Act by bringing
suits to recover small amounts from their
countrynen about to leave on the China
steamers.
FRIGHTFUL OUTRAGE.
A little girl years old named Eastman,
living on Pacific street, was enticed by
strange man yesterday, kept by him in a
house all night, and was found on the street
this morning in shocking condition. bruised
from head to foot and outraged. The perpe-
TRAITOR has rot yet been found.
CHINAwoMAN KILLED.
in Cum Cook alley by the President of one
of the highlander companies.
FATALLY INJURED.
Michael Sweeny, foreman carpenter on
Pnelan's new building, was fatally injured by
the fall of derrick to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MONDAY levies an assessment of % cents
per share.
Mary E. Kingman has been declared insane
and committed to the Napa Asylum.
A IDOLS Carnival is to be undertaken
by the ladies' of the Episcopal Churches in
this city.
Elizabeth Cosbie has been divorced from
Hugh S. Cosbie on the ground of his willful
desertion.
A committee OF the Grand Jury has inves.
tigated tie affairs OF the Mayors and Regis-
trar's Offices.
The Mrs. Cooper heresy case is again before
the session OF the Calvary Baptist Church.
Reporters are excluded.
NJ. J. Kelly has made application to be
released as surety for S20, coo on Attorney
and Counselor Murphg's bond.
Mexican dollars are quite nominal, pending
the arrival of the Newbern, which left Ma
zstlsn on the 20sh. There is no demand at
present. The price will be fixed by the
quantity received by the steamer.
About half-past u o'clock this morning
Henry Rosengrep, while intoxicated, fell into
the bay off East street, between Jackson and
Pacific. He was rescued by police officers
Hall and Pomeroy, of the harbor police.
The three companies of the Fourth Artil-
lery, which were ordered to Arizona at the
outbreak of the Indian hostilities, returned
to this city yesterday. These companies will
shortly go East under orders by changing
places with the First Artillery.
Reliable sources of information state that
San Francisco is at present doing a large
business with Texas. 1t does not appear to
be cot fned to any one line of goods, but en-
braces all California products-wine, leather
and manufactured articles of all kinds.
Tha failure of large number of the city
officials elect to file their bonds within the ten
days specified by the Code after the official
announcement OF their election, and its prob
able effect upon their eligibility to take their
seats, still continues to be a subject of dis.
cussion in political and official circles.
The Citizens Debris Commission held an
executive meeting Wednesday afternoon, in
the Board of Trade rooms, for the purpose of
planning further work. It is the intention
of the Commission to push its labors to q con-
usion without delay, as each member is fully
impressed with the necessity of speedy joint
action on the part of the miners and farmers
to insure Marysyile's safety this winter.
With the exception of Major Cicott who
is in the East, the following members of Cen
eral Barnes staff lave rendered their resig-
nations at his request: Lieutenant Colonies
r. H. Lloyd, Tristan Burgess, NJ. ID. Boruck
and a. w. Won Schmidt and Major f. X.
Cicott. The reason assigned for this action
is that the time of the gentlemen was 80 occu-
pied that they were unable to participate in
parades.
The case of A. Fl. Rose VS.. John G. Enos,
an attorney-at-law and S ate Senator, has
been set for trial in Judge LAWYERS depart
ment for the Dist Of next month. Consider
able interest is attached to this case, which
is brought to recover two sums of money, one
for 81, 600 and the other for $500, alleged to
have been given to defendant for plaintiffs
use on October and October 25, 1885, 1t is
said that the matter grows in some way out
Of the debris fight in the Legislature.
a. B. Bernard is under arrest, charged
with forging and hypothecating 700 shares of
Mexican mining stock. The certificates were
made out upon cid blanks of the company
that had not been in use for three years,
having been abandoned. How Bernard , b.
tanned the blanks the company is unable to
explain, and state that their certificate books
are intact and no blanks are missing. Ber-
nard disposed of the stock in two blocks,
both of which he sold to John M. Todd, a
stock dealer-one of 200 shares for 81, 600,
and enc f 500 shares for 81 500.
The San Francisco and Clear Lake Rail-
road Company has incorporated to build and
operate railroad, by steam or other power,
from the bay of San Francisco to Clear Lake,
Lake county TO buy, sell, own and navigate
steam or other vessels, connecting the termini
of said road with San Francisco, aud other
places on the bay and on Clear Lake to own,
buy and sell real and personal property, as
may be useful to said road also shops and
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