Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-05
Chinese Certificates-Case Decided-The
Mission Greek Lands.

Mission Greek Lands.
SAN Francisco, December 4ti.-Certifi.
Gates were issued to-day to 81 Cinnamon,
most of whom will leave on the City Of
Toxic for the Flowery Land.
The case OF the City CT Los Angeles vs..
Los Angeles Water Company was decided
to-day by the Supreme Court, whereby the
former decision was affirmed in bank, ex-
empting the company from the imposition of
muoicipal license rates under its charter
provision.
There is promise now of speedy adjust.
ment of the title to the Mission creek lands,
which have been in litigation for number
OF years. The matter is to come before the
Secretary of the Interior on the 18th instant,
and his adjudication will be final.
The Los Angeles EIeciioE-FOund Muir
dered In the Street.
Los ANGELES, December 4sh.-Although
the count of the vote in the Second Ward is
not yet complete, enough is known to justify
telegraphing that Captain Thorn Dem has
been elected Mayor by majority which will
be in the neighborho0d of 100, together with
the whole Democratic ticket, with the excep-
ton of Sanchez for Tax Collector, and Jacoby
for the Board of Education. Captain Thorn
beats Lieutenant-G Governor Mansfield (Rep.)
and Cohn (5olting Dem).
This morning. between and 8 o'clock,
man named Francisco Ybsrra wss found
lying dead in the street, with his face down,
shot through the eye. The autopsy showed
that he had died instantly. There were no
witnesses to the affray, but Jose Dominguez
and Dolores Rails have been arrested, under
suspicion of having been the perpetrators of
the crime.
Trial Scientifically In Obtaining Jurors
cruelty to seamen- Bond Filed.
SAN Francisco, December 4th.-The trial
of Joshua damblin, for the murder of
Massey, the gambler, last winter, was set for
Tuesday, the 18th, in Department II to-day.
To-day one more juror was obtained TO Try
John Gibson, charged with the murder of his
wife some months ago, in Judge Ferral's
Court. Much difficulty is experienced OBJ.
tanning jurors, and venire for twenty-five
more was issued, made returnable tomorrow.
Captain L. 3. Small, master, and Z. J.
Leads, first officer, of the American ship
America, were arrested to. day by the United
States Marshal on charge Of cruelty to gea-
men. Defendants were held to answer the
charge in the sum of $500 each.
George III. Rogers, City and County Sur.
veyor-elect, filed his official bond to-day in
the sum of $4,000.
Dividend and Assessment.
SAN FRANCISCO. December 4th.-A divi.
dend of % cents per share has been declared
by the Navajo Mining Company.
The MONDAY Mining Company have levied
an assessment of 81.
Hereditary Insnnity-Founa Dead-Arrest
for Horse Stealing.
SAN JOSE December 4th.-Jobn Sullivan.
aged 20 years, son of James Sullivan, OF
Santa Clara, was examined to-day as to his
mental condition, and ordered taken to Napa.
He was in the Napa Asylum once before,
a.
itary. His mania is that he is a great
Shakespearean actor. His tendency is to sui.
eide.
The dead body of man, who was recng-
nized tonight at the norgus as John Brad
ley, alias :" Pony jack" was found on Sun.
day morning lying nesr the Southern Pacific
Railroad track, short distance north of
Mountain View. The mans neck was broken,
also his shoulder, and he had O deep cut in
the right side Of his head. Buckley was dis.
charged from the County Jail last Friday, af.
ter having served sixty days for cutting an
officer who was arresting him for disturbing
the peace. An inquest will be held on
Wednesday at 1890. 1t is supposed that he
fell, or was thrown, off the freight train last
Saturday night.
A young Mexican, who gives the name Of
Miguel Lorenzo. was brought to the County
Jail to-day. having been arrested atMillbrae,
San Mateo county, while trying TO sell a
horse stolen from DR.. Gray, Of this city, last
Saturday night. The young man has con.
fesssd the theft. He is q stranger here, and
is in i'll health. He says be stole the horse
thinking he could get money enough to get
into hospital.
warehouse Destroyed by Fire-Accident
-Incendtary Caught.
SAN JOSE, December 4th-rhis afternoon
ut nj IN
the Southern Pacific Railroad depot, owned
by Berry & Evans, of this city, containing
about 1000 tons of hay, was, together with
its contents, totally destroyed by fire. The
hay was valued at SIC per ton, and was in
sured at SO per ton to the amount of S1S,-
500. including s., 600 on the building. The
insurance is divided between more than g
dozen companies, none carrying more than
81, 600. Owing to the distance from water
the FIRE department did not go into service.
While the Empire steamer was being driven
to the above blaze, the driver, Mike Csnar,
in attempting to avoid collisi N with q
buggy, had the whesl of the engine catch in
the turmoil of the street railroad track at the
corner of Second and Santa Clara streets,
was thrown off, snd very badly Injured
about the head The team then ran away.
and in turning from Santa Clara into First
street upset the engine and badly wrecked it.
This checked their career, aud probably
saved number of lives, ga the street was
filed with light vehicles.
About an hour after the discovery of The
FIRE above referred to, q man who gives the
name of John Klincsner. and says he Is a
San Francisco csbinet.msker, was eaugh. in
the act of setting hay warehouse on fire at
Santa Clara. TIE latter contained over 100
tons of hay, aud was totally DESTROYED,
klinckner. 10 conversation with the County
Jsiler, admits having been in the Stockton
Insane Asylum. Il is probable that he l.
the SANS person who fired both places.
Four Years ut Hard Labor,
SANTA Rosa, December 4.h.-Charles Pat
tin, convicted of assault with a deadly
weapon. was to-day sentenced to four yesrs
ct San Quentin at hard labor.
the Chinese Eliot Case.
MABTINEz, December 4th.-The case Of the
People vs.. G. Ed. Miller, County Recorder.