Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-11


| of the Concordia Mining Company w. the
Addenda Mining Company, pending in the
United States Circuit Court. Judge Sawyer
this morning rendered decision in favor of
the Concordia Mining Company for all the
ground in dispgte. The decision practically
Wipes out the south half of the Addenda
location.
Wheat.GrOwers' Association.
SAN Francisco, April 10sh.-To. day q
meeting of the Wheat growers Association of
California was held at Grangers' Hall, on
| California street, President H. M. Larue. of
! Sacramento, in the chair, and J. w. Nc
Carthy, of Modesto, Secretary Reports were
received with regard to ths amount of wheat
| on hand and the crop prospects. In some
| sections the crops were reported as favorable,
| and in some they were little behind; but
the general impression seemed to be that this
year there would be an average harvest.
Anti Chinese Demonstration - Emgies
which were not Burned.
SAN Francisco. April 10th.--Qnite a crowd
collected this evening On the sand lot to con-
slider the Chinese question and prepare to
burn President Arthur in efhgy. Effgies
representing the President huEeipg a China
man were conspicuously displayed. The
meeting was addressed hy Kearney at
some length. A procession was then
down Market street. At one time the process
sion numbered nearly !, 800 persons. Before
| reaching Lntta's Fountain, where ths etfigies
were TO be burned, two squads of police
charged on the leaders OF the procession, cap
| turing the stuffed figures and destroying
them. Much displeasure was manifested by
the crowd, and the police were greeted with
shouts and groans. There was great excite
ment for few minutes, but fortunately no
collision occurred between the paraders and
the police.
Suit for DamaGes-Rumor Denied.
SAN Francisco, April 10Th. = William
Tate, years Of age, by his guardian sd
litem, George w. Tyler, has brought suit in
the Superior Court against Frank Waivers for
$50 600 damages sustained by the lad from o
terrible bite by savage dog belonging to
plaintiff.
It il now denied on coed authority that
the carp boys, OF Arizona fame, will come to
Oakland to live. 1t was said that these per-
sons proposed to make O4kland their future
home, which created little excitement in
that city. The latest account is that Virgil
is still with his father at Cotton, while the
other two surviving brothers, Wyatt and
James, are in the Dragon mountains, near
Benson. Arizona. Two men who wera taken
for the Earps proved to be railroad men
known as the Earl brothers, who we're on
their way to Oakland and this city.
Twenty Deaths-Examination Continued
The Supervisors and the Chinese
Question.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10sh.-Twenty
deaths were reported at the Health Office to-
day.
The examination Of John Hamblin, on a
charge of the murder of John n. Massey,
has been continued until Friday.
At a meeting of the Board of Supervi;crs
this evening Supervisor Torrens presented
communication asking that the opinion of
City Attorney Cowdery, in response to reso-
luton inquiripg if the Board has the power to
remove the Chinese from within the city
limits. and which opinion sets forth that the
Board may do whatever it has power to do,
be referred back TO the attorney, to sscer-
tSin whether or rot the statute of 1880 is
operative and in conformity with the Fed
eral Constitution. An address of q commit
tee of workingmen, asking for relief on the
Chinese question, was read and referred to
tie Judiciary Committee, with instructions
to report st the next meeting.