Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-19

San Francisco, July 1Sth.-Ye sterday
three of the Cinnamon employed in the cigar
mandatory of /. S. Rosenbaum & Co., be.
came dissatisfied with the structures on their
work by assistant foreman Drolett, and drew
knives on him. They were discharged, but
came to work ain this morning. On being
ordered out, the whole Chinese force, mum.
bering 225, sided with them, and all were
then ordered out, but refused to go until paid
off, which could not be done at that hour, the
bank being closed. A row appeared im1ni-
nent, the Chinese handling knives in threat
ening manner The police were called in,
and with the assistance OF some Of the white
employees, cleared the building without blood
shed. This afternco on they were admitted by
squads and paid off. They desired to return
to work at an increase of % per cent, which
was IT fused, and probably most of them will
go to work at the old rates, except few of
the more obnoxious ones, VINO will not be
permitted to return.
The PIaceryiIIe and Sacramento Railroad
Case.
SAN Francisco, July 10Th. - Monday
afternoon Judge Hunt filed findings in the
case of Louis Mclaue ys. The Placerville and
Sacramento Valley Railroad Company, in
effect as follows That all the bonds in ques-
ton have been paid, excepting those made
payable in currency, numbered from 342 to
800 inclusive, upon which, on the 1st Of July,
1882, were due $40 600; that kittle is owner
of said bonds that said mortgage was cor
porate act, and executed for the purpose, par.
TALLY, of paying said currency bonds held by
Kittle that subsequently the road became
indebted to Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Bank to the
extent of $500, 900, for which sum a mortgage
on the road was given the bank. Wells, Fargo
& Co. subsequently obtained a decree of fore.
closure, and sold the road to William Alvord
who in turn soldit to Messrs. Stanford Hunt
ington & Hopkins, who in turn conveyed it TO
the defendant herein; that each of the pur-
chasers, having notice of said trust instru-
ment, took the property subject to the liens
created thereby. AT the commencement of
this suit the Court appointed Receiver Of
the road pending the trial; that said Receiver.
in the course of his charge, expended
SO, 356 %. and for his services has become
entitled to $500, and yesterday Judge Hunt
decided that the plaintiff, as surviving trustee
in the trust mortgage of March Ia. 1864 is |
entitled to possession of the road, and it was
ordered that the Receiver turn the property
over. 1t was further decreed that the amount
due the Receiver, $50, 156 %, be a lien against
the road, and that the defendants within ten
days after notice, pay the Receiver that sum,
and in default thereof, the road to be sold at
public auction, the proceeds of which sale
currency bonds amounting to SIG, 600 and in
terest at the rate Of ! per cent. per annum.
Judge Hunt also made a peremptory order
staying proceedings unless the defendant file O |
bond to protect the Receiver in case the com.
pany is finally defeated in the litigation. \
bond Of $40. coo is now in the hands of Leland
Stanford, who proposes to furnish sureties. |
The filing of this undertaking will insure the |
opening of the road. which is expected to be !
in operation this week.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SATISFACTORY BOND GIVEN.
SAN Francisco. July 1Sth.-In the Placer. |
vile Railroad case q satisfactory bond on the |
appeal, in the sum of $50 200, having been |
given. the Receiver will turn over the road |
tomorrow morning to the railroad company. |
San Francisco Industries. |
SAN Francisco, July 1Sth.-Assessor Bad |
lam has submitted to the Surveyor G eneral |
of the State his annual report of the me- |
chanical and manufacturing Industries of this |
city and county. From it it appears that
there are about 200 factories of all kinds |
employing over 81. coo persons, and manu-
featuring in the aggregate over so ,0O0, 600 |
of materials annually. To this amount must
be added the proceeds of 102. 547, 900 cigars
and IA, $4,000 cigarettes, the profits from
the dry docks, electric machinery works, the
el5uL HUuT anu lccu WHICH turn OuL
80. 900 barrels Of flour and $50 of Graham
-four, in addition to 80, sol tons of other
meal, the profits from the gas works, with
its $40, GOO coo Of capital, the gold refneries,
nearly 300 laundries. the linseed oil works
and saw factories.
The Money Market.
SAN Francisco, July 1Sth.-Exchange on
New York is quite stror at the quoted rates.
There is some demand for Mexican dollars for
the next steamer. Refined silver is in limited
supply, and now that coinage has been re-
sumed at the Mint, the demand is likely to
be better. Money is in full supply and rates
are easy. Have heard OF no wheat loans,
but report rates at Gas per cent. The rate
for call loans is 4G6 per cent, and the ex-
tremes for commercial loans are 7@9 per
cent. Mortgage paper ia taken by the say.
ings banks at GAG per cent, and the borrower
relieved of all obligations for taxes to the ex.
tent of the lien on his property. Drafts on
New York sell at cents premium per 800 :; |
kilograms on do. 10 cents per 500; London
exchange, 49s for bank bills, and 493d for
commercial; refined silver, 11@11a per cent. !
discount; Mexican dollars, 91@91l cents
apiece, nominal.
A New Question in the Watts Case.
SAN Francisco, July 1Sth.-In regard to
Watts, the first mate of the ship Gatherer,
VINO tO-udl HUH QuetDSGOWu, Ire
land, for this city. in charge Of United
States detective, it is claimed by several at
torneys that he cannot be tried here, because
Of several decisions in the Federal Courts,
which hold that the trial of offenses commit
ted on the high seas or elsewhere out of the
jurisdiction of any particular State or dis.
trict, shall be in the district where the Of
fender is found, or into which he is first
brought. According to the above, it is held
that Watts must be tried in New York, being
the place in which he will be landed The |
United States Attorney is, however. Of the
opinion that Watts can be tried here.
Suicide with strychnine.
SAN Francisco, July 1Sth.-Victor Lave.
his lodgings, $50 Merchant street, last night,
by taking strychline Being out of work is
the supposed cause.
Arrival OF n Naval Survey Steamer.
SAN Francisco, July 1Sth.-The United
States naval survey steamship Alert arrived
this evening, twenty four days from Yoko-
hama. She has been engaged in survey work
on the China and Japan coast for the past
three years. When about to return, three
months ago, she was run into by the Japanese
Mikado's steam yacht, sixty miles off Kobe,
and badly cut, being obliged to put back for
repairs, which detained her two months.
Case OF Smallpox The Guaranteed
steamer. /
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1Sth.-A case of
smallpox was discovered to-day on Frederick
street. The patient was removed to the
Twenty-sixth-street Hospital.
The sea tramp Malabar is still quarantined, /
but no case of smallpox ia reported yet by /
the Health Officer. The vessel ia being /
thoroughly fumissted and cleaned and will !
probably be permitted to dock tomorrow.
sudden Death l. Body Found = Rescued
Sailors,
SAN Francisco, July 19th.-Sarah L. Nell /
son. aged q, died very suddenly this after |
noon at No. S0i Kearny street.
A body, which cannot be identified. was
found this afternoon near the Ocean House. |
The remains were partially imbsdded in the |
sand.
The missing boat of the burned ship Nor !
val was picked up by the British ship Duke |
of Connaughs, from Astoria, on March G.h /
in latitude II degrees north, longitude 1913
degrees west It contained the maze and
seven seameD. Ths Duke OF Connaught SUBJ
sequently put three of the men on board the !
ship Indiana, bound to France.
TAKE Ayers Pills for all the purposes OF a
purgative, for constipation, mitigation, head |
ache and liver compliant By universal &C.
cord they are the best of all purgatives for
family use.