Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-03
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Fourteen Cinnamon, arrested Tuesday
night for visiting gambling den, were
hred SIC each, by Judge Rosenbaum, yes.
terday.
Three additional charges for forgery have
been booked to Louis Jones, alias Leffipg.
well, the young Petaluma forger who was
arrested last week On three like charges.
1t is expected that the funeral of the
late Frederick MacCrellish will take place
from Grace Church Saturday, though no
definite arrangement has yet been made.
The class of SO of St. Mary's College
will commemorate the festival of All Saints
en- next Sunday afternoon by literary exer,
eises in the college, beginning at o'clock.
The Custom house officers Tuesday night
arrested Chinaman named An Hong on
charge OF smuggling half a pound of
opium on the Australian steamship Zea-
landia.
The artist, Mr.. Harpersbsrger, has called
for estimates on stone work for the Gar
field monument, and has selected architects
Townsend and Wyneken to attend to the
masonry, which will be erected in Golden
Gate Park.
There were 275 patients admitted to the
County Hospital during October, 36S were
there on September 30th, 1914 were dis.
charged, p left in disgust, Sc died, and
were sent to the Aims House, leaving 3SS
patients now in the hospital.
a libel has been filed in the United
States District Court by the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company and Captain Alex
ander against the steamship Empire for
salvage. The Queen encountered the En-.
pire disabled on her way down from Port
land, and towed her into port.
Harry n. Morse has organized a force of
| patrolmen, known as the Merchants, Bank.
ers' and Manufacturers Police, similar to
| Plnkerton's Detectives AID other organiza.
tons in the Eastern States. They will be
| uniformed almost like the regular officers
| of this city and will perform the duties of
| the specials. The force is under the cap
tainship of John Curtin, for fifteen years
connected with the Pinkerton agency at
Chicago.
The United States District Attorney has
decided not to abide by the decision of Act
ing Secretary French concerning the immi-
grafton rights of Chinese who were Cali
fornia residents before the Swift treaty
went into force. A test case is to be made
with the first Chinamap of that category
who arrives. He will be arrested, and the
steamer which brings him will be seized.
The case, if necessary, will be carried up
to the United States Supreme Court.
The Board of Regents of the State Uni.
versity met at their rooms on Pine street
Wednesday afternoon. The principal bust
ness of the meeting was the comforting of
degrees upon students of the University,
on recommendations OF the faculty. The
| following were presented fer degrees in the
College of Pharmacy by Emlen Painter,
Dean OF the Department: Emil Happers-
berger, Robert Leicester Ball, james vii.
son Tyron, Franklin Theodore Green,
Eugene D'Artenay, Wllfred Montague
Young, Russell Henry Judson, Charles
Lott Darlington, David Wright, Joseph
Calegaris, Arthur Fl. Fl. Smith, John
Henry Barbas, Charles Martin Trappman
and Martin James Murphy. r. A. Nc
Lean, Dean Of the Medical Department,
presented the following for the degree of
Doctor of Medicine: Bernhardt II. Bau-
meister, r. Innis Bromley, I.eonidas S.
! Burchard, James NJ. MathewsoD, George
w. Merritt, Mary W. Moody, Henry L.
| Muenter, Thomas J. Patterson, Joseph
r. Payne, John B. Pussley, Thomas b.
Reardon, Elizabeth s. Senter, James Stan.
ton, John NJ. Stuart and Albert p Tar
ter. In the degree of Doctor of Dental
Surgery, S. W. Dennis. Dean of the Den.
tai Department, presented the following ::
Thomas w. Hall, Charles W. Richards,
w. II. Stanley, Gustav W. Sichel, NJ. d.. 4,
and August Van Cromburgehe.