Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-25
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 24sh.-T. c. San.
born has brought suit against Adu!ph Sntro
to recover $50 coo and So. 694. growing cut of
miulng TRANSACTIONS. Plaintiff alleges tina
II lS6i-3 ne was member and stakeholder
OF the San Francisco Stock aud Exchang
= )srd, ana thar defendant, then residing in
Virginia City, sent hin q telss am to buy
593 shares OF Lady Bryan, valued at SIG 397,
payable IN thirty days. This he did and de-
PENDANT afterwards refused to fulfill his con-
act. Plaintiff alleges that by de-, ndant's
actions he as his agent violated the rules
o. the Roard, for which he forfeited his seat.
which Re valued q. $40, GEO, and st his bnsi.
ness, W ilch hl cha ms was clearing from S.
900 90 $1,000 per month, and increasing
rapidly.
Continued for one MOmtl,-ASsessment
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.h The Sunday
law cases were called in the P0iice Court this
morning, ard continued for one month.
Sierra Nevada levies &n assessment of 81
per share.
The Steamship Columbia.
SAN Francisco. March 24sh-'Fhe Paei6c
coast steamship Columbia, that was 6aneeed
By running aground il the Golden Gate yes
terday morning, is still lying on the mud
banks near the foot of Second street Her
cargo was ali dis charged yesterday afternoon.
and o. soon az tle steamship Barnard Castle
comes of the Merchants Dry Dock, the
Columbia viii be placed on the dock for re-
pairs The only serious damage sustained
was a small hole in the bottom, i'll the boiler
compartment, but it is expected that some
other slight damages will be discovered when
the vessel Is on the dock. II is the intention
of the company 60 send the Columbia to
Portland on March 31st, il place of the
steamship Oregon, which requires some re-
pairs.
The Columbia was to have returned to
Portland tomorrow, but the Willamette has
been substituted.
Colonists for California.
SAN FRANcIsoo. March Path The I1nm;-
grafton Association in this city has recently
been furnishing information concerning the
resources OF the State 30 an agent of nun.
Der of prospective California cClonis.s ia Ger
many. He states that thare ars at present
about fifty who have s;gniGed their intention
20 come to California. Most of them are
from Bavaria and the Duchy Of Baden. The
Association mas received letters from other
parts OF Europe from those DESTROYS OF conf
log to this State. Il is also stated that a tide
OF immigration is coming from the North.
Numerous letters have been received from
Oregon colonists who are tired of that State,
and intend to move with their families 90
soon as possible TO California.
4 Small Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO March 24th.-About half.
past o'clock this morning a fire broke out in
the Laundry OF the clearinghouse. No. 1929
Pine street, kept by Mrs. DE- Spauliirg, and
an alarm was turned in from box 124. The
fire department speedily extiuguished the
flames. The building, which is owned by
VIM. Sharon, and the contents of the laundry
were damaged about 81, 600.
A Relief Movement.
SAN Francisco. March 24th.-A meeting
was held this evening Of Russian, German,
Belgian, Swedish, Danish and other citizens,
under the auspices of tho Scandinavian Soci-
ETY.. Many prominent citizens, ship-builders
and CoDsuls Of the Russian, Swedish and
Danish Governments we're present The
nesting was for the purpose of ticking action
in behalf OF the unfortunate crew of the ship
Gstherer. who hal been so terribly treated
by the officers on her last trip to this port.
The direcS object of the maetirg was te en-
gage counsel to assist IN the prosecution Of
the inhuman wretches. Quite sum was
raised at the meeting to relieve the present
necessities OF the crew. Arrangements were
also made to get ND q public entertainment
to raise fund to aid the prosecution.
New Gas COnpany-The Proposed FUr-
chase of the Merchants' Exchange
Property.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24th.-The Central
Gas Company has been Incorporated, with
capital stock of $4,000, 0O0.
At a meeting held to-day by the com-uisteo
appointed by the Merchants Exchange some
time ago, to consider the proposition made
by the Produce Exchange to purchase its
resolution was adopted to accept
the offer of $3.50, 600, provided the stoekhold-
ers will confirm the sale. OF the purchase
money, it is designed to pay $780, 900 down,
which will be raised by assessments on mem.
bers of the Produce Exchange.
Death OF Judge Mortality Report
Base Bail.
SAN Francisco. March 24th.-Judge E. B.
Drake, formerly law partner OF Police
Judge Rix. died to-day.
The weekly mortusry report shows the
total deaths to have been 127. Males, 60;
females, SO. For the corresponding week
last year, 81.
AT a meeting held by the California Base
Ball League tonight, the various Clubs were
represented. Among other business trans-