Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-22

| SAN Francisco. July 21st.-It is estimated
approximately that the aggregate number of
members enrolled in the eighteen Republican
! clubs is 5 800. Some figuring has placed the
number as high as 5000 The enrolment in
the Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
WARDS was quite large. The interest mani
Tested indicates marked determination upon
the part of the Republicans to take an active
interest in the approaching election.
Republican and Democratic Clubs.
SAN Francisco, July 21st.-Tbe Eleventh
Ward (rhirteenth DISTRICT Republican Club
held meeting tonight. and placed in uomi-
nation permanent officers, which will be
voted for next Monday evening when the
organization of the various Republican Clubs
will be effected.
A number Of meetings were held to- night
by local Democratic Clubs. After the trans
action of routine business at the diff erent
clubs the enrolment Of members and speeches
followed.
Democratic County Committee.
San Francisco, July 21st The Demo.
cratic County Committee held meeting to-
night, and among other business unani.
mously adopted the following preamble and
resolution regarding the question Of holding
municipal election in November:
WHEREAS, John Straude, an elector of this city
and county, has instituted an action before the Su
preme Court Of this State, to determine this ques
ton
Resolred, That this committee request Thomas
b. Bishop and W. I. Baggett. attorneys at law, to
join, with permission of the attorneys of Mr.
Straude, in the prosecution Of the application for
writ of mandate to compel the Election Commits
s'oners Of this city and county to take the neces-
sary steps for said municipal election
The officers of the Naturalization Bure au
were authorized TO take steps to make known
that naturaliz stion will cease on the 9Th of
next August, and that those not ngturalized
on or before that day will not be entitled to
vote at the next election.
Coming Coolies.
San FRANCISCO, July 21st.-The British
steamer Triumph, an ocean tramp, is due
with cargo of about 500 coolies frori Hong.
kong. Ii is thought thai she has also aboard
the coolies of the ship Mary latham, that
was wrecked on the coast Of Japan ssme time
ago. These two cargoes will aggregate about
!, 100 persons.
Leland Stanford Elected One OF the Park
Commissioners.
SAN Francisco, July 21st.-At the close
of q meeting of the Board of Park Commits
sioners at the Park Lodge this morning Com
missioner William Alvord resigned, and Com.
missioners Pixley and Resented elected
Assessments Levied.
SAN Francisco, July 21st-The Best &
Belcher Mining Company have levied an
assessment of so cents per share, Ophir has
levied one of 81, and Syndicate one of 80
cents.
Weeks Deaths-The sunken Steamer.
SAN Francisco, July 21st.-There were
1l9 deaths for the week ending to-day-72
males and AZ females.
To-day the wrecking-schooner Viva re-
turned from the scene Of the wreck of the
British steamer Escambis. Owing to the
roughness of the seas the diver made but one
attempt to survey the sunken vessel. In this
attempt he found the vessel lying on the port
side, the port rail buried in the sand. Inside
there are about three feet of wheat left, the
action of the water having washed most of it
out through the open hatch. He does not
thing the vessel has changed its position since
frat examined. The Viva went cut to the
wrsck again tonight, and as soop as the
weather psrmits hual survey will be made,
and then the air pipes will be CONNECTED with
the interior of the vessel, which will require
two or three days. As soon as this is accom-
plisheG, three pumps, capable of pumping $50
tons of air per hour into the hold, will be at
tached, and it is expected that between two
and three hours pumping will cause the
steamer to rise to the surface bottom up,
when she will be towed into shallow water
and righted
Steamer Measured.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2lst.-The British
steamer Malsbsr was measured this after
noon, for the purpose of ascertaining whether
or not the Passenger Act had been violated.
The result of the measurement is not known.
Beard Of Education.
SAN FRAYCIsco, July 21st.-The Board Of
Education held long meeting tonight.
among other business transacted was the
reading Of the annual report of the Superin-
tendent of Schools, showing the receipts and
disbursements during the year. A schedule
of salaries was slso prepared ard presented,
and ordered to print. Thirteen vacancies
among teachers were filed.
Ferry boat Captains Laid on.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2lst.-The Board of
Steamboat Inspectors have concluded their
inve. .tiRaion of the fsrryboat collision that
occurred some time ago. Captain Stetson, of
the South Pacific Coast Railroad Company 8
steamer has bsen laid off for thirty FIVE days.
and Captain Hughes, of the Oakland, has
been laid off for two days.
LEMONS Lemons are most valuable
| fruit, not only for cooking, but also for