Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-14
SAN FRANCISCO RETs.

ship IaTuEtrHtor, - .tl he on ne ID uega
reef, - r. p. ~ ireai ing up. The hull has
already separated into three pieces, two OF
~ hch have sunk. Enough Canvas and
chain Will / c saytd from the wreck TO
cover the "opens, Of the wreck purchaser.
Tax Collector J. II. Grady mas prApare ed
MS annual report for the fiscal Year endir z
June 30, 1852 The report shows Total
taxes collected and paid into the Treasury,
-, sec. SO - experses Of the offce, $50. :
los y, OF which so. sS} - was for sal
aIies, and 81 63G 20 for advertising de-
linquent tax list,
United States District Attorney Philip
Teare has filed libel OF information
against the British steamer Carnsmuir and
her master, George L. Castle, for an al
lesed Illegal constr uction of that vessels
berths. The number Of passengers carried
by this vessel was 700, which, at -
head, brings the amount Of the libel up to
81, 80.
The widow and minor children of
Thomas Y. Calf, deceased, by their
guardian, William II. Johns, have brought
suit against the Washington Mining Com
pany, to recover $50, coo damages for the
loss of their father, who fell down the
shaft of the mine Of the company in Mari.
posa county, in July, 1850, distance OF
900 feet, and was killed. The complaint
alleges that the accident was the result Of
1.-THE carelessness and neglect Of the COM
pany, its engine and hosting apparatus be-
ing badly managed.
The remains of man who had been in
the water for a long time were discovered
on the beach near the Ocean House
Wednesday. The right leg below the
knee is missing, and the only piece Of
clothing is shred of blue flannel on the
left leg. There is on the left foot heavy
brogan. Last night several persons called
at the Norgue and stated that they were
under the impression that the deceased was
William Armstrong native of England,
p years of age, who was fireman on board
outside the Heads.
Martin Kendall, the English sailor res
cued from the clutches of couple of board.
ing. house runners and sent to the Home
of the Inebriate to await examination re-
garding his sanity, escaped from that in
stitution on Tuesday night by slipping his
handouts and breaking through the wood
en- bars in the window of his cell. The
Commissioners of Lunacy claim that Rem
/ dali is suffering from delirium tremens,
but the physicians who have been in at
tendance state that his alteration is due to
the effects of rough treatment and fear OF
the boarding.h house men. He is the same
man who was placed on a crowded kearny-
street car by police officers and caused
much terror among the women and children
by his violence.
c. Robinson, of San Francisco; d. NJ.
Pyle, of Gllroy John H. Barnett, of
Bloomfield r. Z. Wilson, of San Fran
cisco and Charles B. Smith, OF Stockton,
on behalf of the California State Sports
mems Association, have sent communica-
ton to the Supervisors Of the several coun-
ties OF the State recommending the passage
Of an ordinance protecting female deer.
The petitioners say that through some
gross oversight female deer are not pro-
tected under Section DDS of the Penal Code.
They, therefore, recommend the Super
visors of all the counties of the State to
supply the omission by the passage of an
order making it misdemeaner punishable
by fine of not less than!S50 nor more than
$500, or imprisonment for not less than
thirty days nor more than six months, to
pursue, hunt, take, kill or destroy any
female deer or doe.
Colonel Bee claims to have discovered
trick CT the Chinese to beat the quarantine,
which certainly is peculiarly Chinese in its
conception. He says that only five of the
eighty. five Chinese taken from the AL
tonower to the Pest-house had small pox.
a great many OF them produce imitation
pustules on their faces and bodies by pinch
ing the flesh with the moistened knuckles
OF the index and middle finger This
trick, for the purpose of being taken off of
quarantined ship to the Pest-house was
the happy invention of Chinaman who
was passenger on the City of Pekin when
that ship was in quarantine. The same
chap was a passenger on the Altonower,
and giving his secret away to a number of
| Chinese who were in hurry to return to
their ranch on the San joaquin, they all
pinched pustules ~ on their persons, were
taken to the Pest-house, discharged as
cured, and were working on the San Joa-
gum ranch thirty days before the other
passengers were landed One of them went
into Colonel Bees office and related how
they had "heep foolee the quarantine
regulations, and Colonel Bee yesterday told
the story, as here given.