Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21


On Friday last the river steamer Reform
rescued the keeper of the Rrotbers' light
house. who was cap I'D in an open boat
near the isla7ds
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Court ny ihoihas AluIlhs against nI, I'm
W eHshd' the proprietor OIL the ! H'i"u0'
Para brewery 70 recover 80 Vy' ".''i'" -
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that on the "a OF Ala las'' VIM ~ AZ
employ OF defendant 9e ,, wa III Al
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Gens III: NoiIs' SECRETARY WIN
brooKs' ASSISTANT secretary me usuat
Ahhu"4 Reports showing 'ne coh'i1ioI oi
tue company were IeAo' ous as none ou'
stcckhoiuefS were a. al 20 Tue meeting
she substance VI Tue Reports Is seAleo
oooN 10 'he puoiic AZ iaI8g' a gentleman
~" 'e'' ""o Is suPpose" W 20 "u'ho'!'y
on the SUBJECT says thSt the STOCK "iiich
three OF iour years ago was owned Dy
ie" persons SuN Snceu III vaIue uhuer the
legislation oil the iast TWO boards oil super
vlsors so CONSIDERABLY that the holders
iouha IL aoVan''seous TO SELL ana many
transfers were mace, so that on the "a oil
June there were oZl stockholders, ana
NUMBER VINO heia large quantities OF the
STOCK no" own comparatively Dull little.
Wednesday the appeal case of the Uni
ted States against $3.50 fve-tael boxes of
opium, decided in favor of plaintiff by
Judge Hoffman, of the United States Dis
trict Court, some time since, came up be-
fore Commissioner O'Beirne. Choy Lum,
a member OF the Chinese firm of Ty Hung
& Co., No. l0l4 Dupont street, was the
only witness on the stand during the day,
having been called by the defense. He
testified that his firm bought of the Hop
Kee Company, at the instance of James
Kennedy, opium upon five different occa-
sions, aggregating 20, 600 taels (the amount
seized by the Governmentl. The opium,
as they received it, was in large tin cans,
containing 100 taels each. and in accord
ance with the order OF Kennedy, they had
/ put it up in five.tael cans, stamped and
placed the newspapers around it. The
stamping was done on the back OF the Ia
bel, so that when the label was torn from
the can it would leave on the box the
words I" San Francisco" This was his in
variable custom with all the opium other
than Hongkoug opium going out OF the
store. The witness explanation of this
was that he wished to be able to recognize
his own opium when it came back to him.
The reason he did not place the stamp on
the outside was, it made the label look bad,
which was distasteful to many purchasers
of opium. ION nearly all the seized pack