Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-14
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CALIFORNIA.
The Convention OF DaIrymen.
SAN Francisco, December 1S.h.-The
dsirymen resssembled this morning, and 50
signed the roll OF membership. A resolution
was adopted, requiring all members to make
butter In standard mold of two pounds
weight. A bill to be presented to the Legis
lsture was submitted and adopted. L forb;ds
manufacturers of oleomargarine mixing but
ter with their product, and making rolls Of
the sizs and shape adopted by tie dairymen !;
that ali packages Of oleomargsrine offered for
sale shall be distinctly marked as such that
dealers, hotel and restaurant keepers, etc :,
shall, in ffsr;ng oleonargarine to customers,
distinctly announce it az such. A violation
of the provisions of tie Act is punishable by
a fiue Of not less than $50. nor more than
$500, or By imprisonment for not less than
three months or by both fine and imprison-
melt.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
SAN Francisco, December 13th.-Ths Cal
ifornia State Dairymen's Association reported
| the draft OF bill to be submitted to the Leg.
islsture ut the next session. The principal
points OF the bill have already been tele-
graphed. After long discussion, the bill
was Endorsed as a whole and committee di-
rected to present it to the Legislsture for ap-
provsl. Various other matters PERTAINING TO
the dairy product were discussed at much
length, when the Association adjourned, sub.
jec5 to the cali of the President.
Garrsters Put TO FIisht-2eal Estate by
Auction.
SAN Francisco, December 13sh.-Captain
Metcsif, commander Of a tug boat, was at
tackled on Folsom, between First and Second
streets, at A. NJ, by footpads. Several shots
Il. ~ a
calf was shot in the shoulder, but net danger
ously. It is not known whether or not tie
garroters were hurt.
The Odd Fellows building, on Montgomery
street, between California and Pine, was sold
by auction to-day to Joseph Emeric, for S145,.
0O0. subj ct to the decision of the Association.
1t is doubted IL so small an amount viii be
accepted.
The Debris Case.
SAN FRANcIsco, December 18Th. = The
hearing of the motion for Temporary in
junction in the debris case of Edward Wood
ruff vs. tie North Bloomfield Miuiag Com
pany ct 81. was resumed to-day before Judge
Sawyer, in the United States Circuit: Court
| Affidavits on behalf of complainant in re-.
| buttal are being read. They are msinly upon
the customs and laws governing mining from
| the early days Of mining down to the begin.
ming of this action.
The Great Trot-PrInciple and Judgment
Affirmed.
SAN FRANCISCO. December l3sh.-In the
| pools tonight on the great match trot to come
| off Saturday, Romero was the fayorite by 20
| to Is.
Thomas L. Westlake was convicted Of MUIR
der il the second degree for killing John Nc,
| Cool in Shasta. in April, 1881. An appeal
was taken to the Supreme Court, on the
ground that the Shasta Courts instructions
were erroneous. They were in substance as
| follows p" Past threats or conduct, however
violent, do not excuse a homicide, unless the
demonstration is plain enough to show that q
| deadly pnrpose exists" To-day the Supreme
Court affirmed this principle and Judgment of
| the Court.
small Fire In Oakland.
OAKLAND, December 13.h-A small fire
occurred to-day at hall. past u in the dwelling
No. l66 Teuth street. occupied by E. Msr,
caedel, and owned by L. Hook. The fire
started from chimney. The damage was
slight.
The Goyerncreiect.
Los ANGELES, December 13sh.-Goysraor.
elect Stoneman leaves for Sacramento TO.
morrow.
Killed by a Fall from Wagon.
SoNoMA, December 13;h.-bIichaeI Terry.
aged 90, residing about two aud one-hali
miles from town, while returning home YES.
| t=rday afternoon, was thrown from his
wagon, and when picked up fsw minutes
thereafter was dead.
Livery stable Eurncd.
PRINCETON (Colusa couuty( Dscs mber
l3.h.-rhe large frame livery stable belong,
lug TO a. ID. Logan was burned to the ground
here between aud o'clock this moTnins
Two valuable horses were burned; also q
! buggy. Loss, s.. 500.
Robbed by Deaf A;nfe.
PETALUMA, December 13sh.-J. Gallesher
| OF BSdega, came into .cwn last Monday, fol
this purpose of attending tie Dairymen':
Convention, and fell in with one Smith, a
daaf mute. The two became no { intimate
| during the afternoon, and at night repaired
to tas Cosmopolitan Hotel for supper. Gale
CHER fell asleep st the table, and Smith pro
ceeded to go through his pockets. He wai
caught in the act, and handed over to the
police. The sum OF s., $50 was found on bis
| person, the amount claimed to have beer
missed by Gallagher. Smiths trial was Sc;
for hearing to-day, but owing to the sudden
disappearance OF one Of the witnesses the
case was postponed.
Mining Claim Robbed.
SMaRTsvILLE, December Is hast nigh:
| gang OF Cninsmel turned on the water
washed Large quantity of rich gravel be,
longing to BeaCtie & Taylor, cleaned up the
sluices, and realized between 500 and $500
| -Four Chinsmea were rested on suspicion,
one of whom swears positively that the Other
three ara the guilty parties. There ia nc
trace of the golf.
| Burglars aad lncendiarIes.
GRASS VALLEY, December 13:h.-Last
night burglars attempted to break their way
into the grocery store of m. Campbell, sit.
| uated in Boston ravine, but it is supposed
| they were frightened eff, as they had only
partly cut their way through the iron doors.
| Monday night an attemp. was made to fire
the buildings in the rear of Henry Sadden's
grocery store, on Main street. Ths fire is
| thought TO have been put out by the rain.
1t is fortunate that such was the cgse, for had
business part Of town would have been dc.
ssroyed.
The Placer County Election.
AUBURN, December 18Th. - TIE Placer
county returns, except six smsll preciuc5s,
give Mann (Dsm. for County Treasurer 23l
majority.
Dropped Dead.
BENICIA, December 13sh.-T. A. Ta,box.
one OF our most prominent and respected cit.
zans, dropped dead from spoplexy st his resi-.
dence at o'clock this afternoon.
BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Shipment OF Enthusiastically Of White
! Labor.
VICTORIA, December 18Th. = TIE bark
Badhrydidan cleared to-day for London with
| y. eco cases of salmon. valued at S11G,GO0
| There is u scarcity of white labor on the
! railway works. TIE Chinese are found in
ehec:ive for heavy excavation and blasting,
| A large Chinese emigration is ex pected in the
| spring. The total arrivals st Victoria since
January LIST were 22,0G0. OF these, Z. $50
| %'r. Chinese. Eight thousand were en- route
20 Washington Territory.
LOUISE MICHEL.-The Partisan CORE.
spoaaent of the EtoiIe Beige has had an in.
terview with Louise Michel, the reyela-
| tinnn cf MIL, !. -.