Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-30


SAN Francisco, November 29;b.-To.mor.
row the banks, Stock Boards, public Offices
and prir cipll places of business viii be
closed.
PETALUMA, November 295h.-Thanksgiving
Day will be observed here by the closing of
schools and public Offices throughout the dav,
and general suspension Of business.
Purchase OF Real Estase-9oute TO be
suryeyed-sieamships Withdrawn.
SAN Francisco, November 29ah.-The
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
OF San Francisco has purchased Of the Safe
Deposit Company the lot on the southeast
corner of Montgomery and California strests.
The dimensions are 6S3 feet by 1871. The
purchase price is said to have been $500, COO.
The Committee of the Whole of the Board
or Supervisors was in 81 sion this afternoon,
when It was decided to recommend the adop-
ton OF proposition to instruct the Mayor
to appoint three surveyors to select a route
for the passage through the city to the water
front OF the transcontinental railroad.
The steamship Sardonyx has been with
drawn from the Victoria route, aud after re.
ceiving repairs will be placsd on the route
between San Francisco and Mexican ports.
Verdict for 81 Damages.
Los ANGELES. November 29h.-In the
branch of the Superior Court, presided over
by Judge Hines in the absence of Judge Sep.
ulveda, the case Of DIR. J. Z. Fulton VS.. 4.
l.. Bacon & Co, of San Francisco, was tries
to-day. 1t was an action for damages against
l.. Whitworth, now q policeman in San
Francisco, who 8 year ago published q bust
ness and descriptive directory of Los Angeles
county, IN which he spoke in a scurrilous
manner of Fulton Wells, noted sanisarium
OF this county, Bacon & Co. being the
printers of the work. Owing 10 the obvious
lack of malice on the part of Bacon Il Co.,
aud to the skillful defeass of their attorneys
the jury brought in verdict for only 81
damages.
Arrested for Robbery.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 29sh.-To-day
James LsrkiD, alias Mason, and George
Wheat. alas County" were arrested CT a
charge of robbery, and it is alleged that these
persons on Saturday night assaulted cattle
dealer named Hinckley, from Oregon, beat
him until he was insensible, and then robbed
their victim Of $500 in coin, a watch, chain
and revolver.
Petitions In HnsoIvency-Bonds Filed
Held for Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 29.h.-Peter
Lacy, liquor dealer, and Gustave Neumann,
have both filed petitions in insolvency.
The following bonds of city officials elect
were filed to-day: George A Rogers, City
and County Surveyor, $4,000; j. Daniel.
WITT. School Director, So 600 A. j.
N oulder, Superintendent OF Public Schools.
SlO, GOO; Patrick Connolly. Sheriff, SIS 600 :
Louis Holtz, Assessor, $4,000.
Patrick O'Neil waived examination to-day
before Judge Rogenbaum, upon a charge OF
assault with deadly weapon upon the person
OF Charles Whitelaw, and was held for trial
in the Superior Court.
Damages Ciaimed-sOlyert Banks-yhurs.
days Dinner-Raeing at Oakland.
San FRANCISCO, Novem Der 90 B. Johus
has instituted suit against the Idaho Quartz
Mining Company of Grass Valley, Nevada
county, to recover $50. 900 damages for per.
sonal Injuries sustained on the 26.h of last
August.
The Bank Commissioners. after examine.
ton, have reported favorably upon the soly.
ercy OF the Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and
Loans, and the Bank Of Santa Cruz County.
Ovar 800 tickets have besn issued to The
newsboys of the city tor Thanksgiving din
ner, which will be given to morrow 81 the
hall of the Young Mems Christian Asgocia-
ton.
The weather allowing, there will be some
excellent racing at the Oakland course to-
morrow afternoon. Among the horses that
have been entered for the races may be men.
toned May B, Marian, Dairy Maid, Jim
Renwick, Euchre, Frank Rhoa6s and Jocko.
Some exciting tests of speed are expected.
The Sport at Gilroy-Award OF Prizes.
GILRoY, November 29.h.-The field trioIs
we're complsted to-day, and the fol!owipp
dogs were declared the winners: In the
puppy stakes first prize, Scott, a Gordon
setter owned by Abel, of Portland second
prize, Lenvesly's Duke. a Llewellyn sette-,
The third prize has not been awarded vet.
special prize of silver cup was
awarded to Lenvesly's Duke and Mollie Dsr-
ling. The grounds were splendid, and plenty
of birds were found.
The weather.
SANTA Rosa, November 29.h.-A slight
rain fell this afternoon, with sn appearances
OF more rain through the night.
PETALUMA. November 29;h,-Tbe WEATHER
has been cloudy throughout the day. with &C.
casichal spriBkles Of rain. Tonight the sky
Is he1Vliy overcast, with every Indication Of
a heavy rain before morning.
Child Drowned In q Ditch,
SMARTsvILLE, November 29th.-A three
year.old child of 2. Ryan fell into a ditch
This afternoon, and was drowned. The body
was recovered.
Burglary at Truckee.
TRUCKER, November 29ih.-G. ". Harri.
sons store was broken into last rishS. and
several pistols, knives aud some tobacco. TO
The value of $40 to $50 stolen therefrom, IL
IS supposed that the burglary was committed
BY Indians.
Died of His Wound.
NAPA, November 30 ;h.-Jules Millet, who
was shot by Louis Maurbarge in Conn valley
asst Sunday, died yesterday from the effects
u the shooting Msurbsrge is now in Jail,
charged with murder.