Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-29

San Francisco, Great Keeper of Wsmpum :;
Grove l.. johnson, Of Sacramento, Repre-
sentative TO the Great Council Of the United
States; Benz amin f. ,Iosselyn, of San Fran
cisco; Davis Louderback, John z. Ii. Went
worth, Grand Trustees.
SAN Francisco, July 2S.h.-At the Great
Council Of Red Men the revision Of the by
laws of the Great Council and the constitu-
ton of subordinate Tribes was under consii-
Grafton, and adopted IS amended. A resolu
ton 20 appoint a committee on honored
dead was adopted on a rising vote. The FL
nance Commute reported the receipts dur
ing the past year at g, AGO 81 disbursements,
81 52j The estimate of receipts and ex-
penses for the ensuif year was placed at the
same figures, which leaves balance Of S935
in the Treasury at the end of the year.
A resolution TO levy per capita
assessment Of 81 on subordinate Lodges Of
this jari=diction to meet expenses as per
capita, fifty cents payable at the last of De-
cember, and fifty cents at the last of June,
1888, was adopted. The appointed Great
Chiefs for the ensuing year are Charles I.
Smith, Great Sarap; George Turner, Great
Meshinewa: A NJ. Peterson, Great Guard
Of the Wigwam FL. Newman, Great Guard
OF the Forest Regular standing committees
Of the Great Council were then appointed.
The retiring Great Sachem was presented
with al elegant gold watch and chain by tie
representatives, of the Great Council, which
then adjourned sine die.
Exodus of Chinese.
SAN Francisco, July 2S:h.-The AMER
Head viii leave this port on Tuesday, bound
for Honolulu and Hongkong. Owing to the
demand for plsntatien hands on the Hawai-
ian Islands, it is expected that large num-
Der Of coolies will take passage for Honolulu,
besides three or four hundred for China. Iii
surmised by the Chinese that when the COM
peting trips of the ocean tramps shall cease,
the Pacific Mail and Occidental and Oriental
steamers will raise their rate again to $50 for
passage to China. As the tramps are carry
ing able-toiied Cinnamon back for $40, and
infrm and old Chinese for So each, the
chance is too favorable to be lost. The Six
Companies are not combining their wedding
out operations TO San Francisco alone. Hav-
ing secured Chinatown and shipped off all its
old, deceased, infrm or otherwise iucapsci-
tated Chinese, the Six Companies are sdver-
tising that they will pay the passage back to
China of any Chinaman incapacitated by rea.
son of any Of the mentioned causes.
More Cbinese-sutt for Damages.
SAN Francisco, July 2Sth.-The steam
ship Arabic arrived tonight from HoDgkong
with csrge of Chinese passengers.
Nicholas Lovely, q miner, has instituted
a suit in the Superior Court against the Ps-
cifc Geld Mining Company. w. S. Hobart
and Alyinzs Hayward, for $50. 600 damages,
received while working in mine in ANA
dor county.
suicide OF saloon keeper.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 2Sth. - Nicholas
Peters, a German saloon-keeper, sucided in
his place of business this morning by shooting
himself through the head. Cause, financial
troubles.
Railroad Commission.
SAN Francisco, July 2Sth.-O wing to the
continued absence of Commissioner Beer
stecher the meeting of the Railroad Gem
missioners this morning was adjourned until
August 10Th.
Death Record-Ocean-side Hofei-A New
Enterprise.
SAN Francisco, July 2Sth.-There were
IS death during the weall-60 males and %
females.
It is announced that Adolph Sutro has in
contemplation the building of an elegant
ocean-side hotel in the vicinity of the Cliff
House, the cite chosen embracing tract of
twenty-one acres on the south side of Point
Lobos avenue, situated on the summit of the
cliffs and overlooking the Cliff House. The
plans as far as matured is to build the hotel
crescsnt-shaped, six hundred feet in length,
and nearly hundred fee. in width. 1t is
his purpose to make it general pleasure and
sea-bathing resort.
1t is reported that several wealthy gentle
men of this city, at q meeting in the Board
of Trade room, resolved TO organized joint
stock company, with a capital of $3.50 QUO,
for the purpose Of iuaueurstiDg cotton-mill
enterprise. They claim that profit of S246
per day can be made on the above capital.
Antf-Chfnese Meeting.
SAN Francisco. July 2Sth.-Branch No.
5, League of Dsligerance, held meeting to-
night The Executive Committee submitted
recommendations that each and every mem.
Der of the League be constituted detective
force to learn the name and number of the
house and place of business of every person
in the district who employs or patronizss
Chinese in any shape or form, and report the
same to the League. The recommendations
were adopted unanimously.