Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-06
The New Board of Educaticn-Incorp
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SAN Francisco, December 5th.-The mem.
bers elect of the Board Of Education met last
night and decided to dispeIs So with the SEW
ices Ct secretary, bookkeeper, sergeant. at
arms and foreman of carpenter shop Rob.
ect Hastings will be elected President CT the
Board.
The North Pacific Railroad Extension
Company has incorporated. This purpose is
to construct and maintain railroad from
point on the line of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, known as Corte MADEIRA station, in
Marin county, to Saucelito, and such other
roads as may be desirable. Capital stock,
81 000, GOO; divided into 10 OOO shares.
Inc Etns Iron Works Company have in.
corpora.ed, to manufacture iron tools. imple.
mepts and machines; capital stock, $500, 600.
Articles of incorporation have been filed by
the United lnventing and Manufacturing
Company. Capital stock, $500. 600.
The Condemned Quick Pas
sage-Drowned at Sea.
SAN Francisco. December 5:h.-The death
wsrrant of Sing Lup, the condemned high.
binder, is being prepared, and the probability
is that he will be executed on the date fixed
in the sentence-Janusry 18TH
The British bark Childwall arrived to-day
from Newcastle, Australia. in the quick time
of sixty-one days. The distance sailed wss
s, AGO miles.
The British ship Alex. Gibson, which ar.
rived to day from Liverpool, reports that on
December 81, when the vessel was off the
Farallones, 8 seaman named Julius Reiders
fell overheard and was drowned.
The San Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, December 5.h.-Lower
rates for money at New York to-day has had
the effect of weakening exchange, though late
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been few grain bills offered during the week,
and this has helped the drawers Of Eastern
drafts. Money is quite active in this mar.
ket. Some lots GU. on call at 6 per cent. have
been withdrawn and readily placed at Z per
cent. Real estate loans are also trfs
frner, but there is 10 change in Ia.es. Fine
silver is quite heavy. The tenders to the
Government from this city were all rejected,
the Silver Commission buying all it wanted
on the other side st better rates. Mexican
dollars were IN fair demand early in the
week, but now that the Chinese steamer
has sailed the inquiry has subsidized.
We quote call loans on first
class security at 5@7 per cent, and the
extremes for commercial loans are 7(G9 Der
cent. Mortgage paper is taken by tie savings
banks at Gag per cent, and the borrower re-
lieved of all obligations for taxes to the ex-
tent of the lien on his property. Drafts on
kilograms on do, 40c per 500; London ex-
change, 1870 495d for bank bills and 50(G5OIi
for commercial refined silver, 14@15 per
cent. discount; Mexican dollars, S74@SSc
apiece, nominal.
Assignment for the Benefit OF Creditors.
San FRANCISCO, December 5.h.-To. day
Messrs. Chapman & Cunningham, planning
mill owners and lumber dealers, made an
assignment to Charles +. Doe for the benefit
of all their creditors. It was ascertgined
that their liabilities are about sol 600. por-
ton of which is secured and preferred, and
the nominal assets about S15, COO consisting
of outstanding accounts and contracts. A
committee of four persons has bsen appointed
to look into the affairs of the concern.
steamship Changes.
SAN Francisco, December 9Th. The
steamship Eureka, formerly the California,
which has recently undergone most com.
plete overhauline prior to being placed on the
Portland and Si,ks route, made a trial trip
to-day around the bay. The machinery was
found to work in very satisfactory manner
She will sail tomorrow for Portland. At
Astoria she will meet the steamship Idaho
where the masters and crews will exchange
The Idaho will then CONS to this port and
undergo overhauling, prior to being placsd on
the Victoria-San Francisco line.
The New Superior Court Judges.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 5lh.-The Su-
perior Judges-elect have not yet been off cially
assigned to the Departments they will oc-
cupy. II is understood that Judge Toby
will preside over the Criminal Court, to be
vacated by Judge freedom. Judge Coffsy
will succeed Judge Finn, who. at his own re-
quest, will be transferred from the Probste
to the General Departments Court. Judge
Clough will succeed Judge Halsey in Depart
meat 10. and Judge Mcguire will preside
over Department 3, as SUCCESSOR 70 Judge
Allen.
The First Wbaler-An Unfortunate Tug.
SAN Francisco, December 5th.-The first
whaler to leave on cruise south for sperm
whales was the bark Flestwing, which sailed
to-day.
The tug Escort, from Coos Bay, after hav.
ing undergone extensive repairs, has made
two unsuccessful attempts TO return. The
first time she ran into the tug Helyoke,
necsssitating additional repairs. At the sec
ond attempt her machinery broke down off
Point Arena. The tug is nov being repaired
for the third time.
Child Fatally Burned.
SAN Francisco, December 5sb.-Yester.
day Henrietta Booth, aged three years, set
her clothing on fire while playing with
matches. Her mother extipguished the
flames with blanket, but the child was so
badly burned that she died this morning.
A Jury secured.
MARITIME, December 5th-The case of the
People vs.. G. Ed. Miller. in the matter of the
Chinese riot, began to-day. A jury was i'm
paneled and the case is now proceeding.
Electric Light in Southern California,
Los ANGELES, December 5th.-To Eli
wanda, a new town at the base of the Cucu-
mo1ga mountains, on the borders of Los
Angeles and San Bernardino counties, be.
longs the distinction of having been the first
town in Southern. California illuminated by
the electric light. A large crowd of people
witnessed the interesting experiment last
night.