Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-08

He,lth offica to-day. During the mosth Of
May the number reported was 405, against
401 for April of this year, and against $40
fer the month Of May. 1881.
Body Recovered Accidental Death.
SAN FRANC1sco, June 7th.-The body CT
James W. Weston, the lad who was drowned
yesterday, was recovered to-day near Angel
Island.
The Coroner's Jury to. night, at the inquest
held over the body of Charles j. CONNER,
found dead this morning in his room, returned
verdict Of accidental death.
SmaIl.Pox-suif fer Damages
SAN Francisco. June 7th.-A new case Of
smallpox developed to-day on board the
Altonower.
II. G.. Hancock has instituted suit against
the North Beach and Mission Railroad Com.
pany, to recover 2, 150 damages for personal
injuries sustained by plaintiff son, a lad aged
9 years.
Regents OF the State University.
SAN Francisco, June 7th.-At the an
nual meeting held by the Board of Regents Of
the State University, among other important
business transacted the following annual per.
manent committees were appointed Vista
ton and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Davidson,
Ashburner, Redding, Campbell. Buildings
and Grounds-Msrtin, Davidson, Winans.
Financs-Haliadie, Martin, Cornwall. Land
Grant-Winans Rsdding. Beard. Lsw-Wal.
lace, Swift, Rhodes. Library-Hager, Ash.
burner, Winans.
League OF Deliverance-Judgme Rem.
dered.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7th.-A meeting of
the Executive Committee of the League of
Dsliverance WAS held this evening. In an
swer to inquiries made by the Executive
IL Gu1. npA Il
Insurance Companies stated that they took
no risks upon property rented to Chinese, or
in which they ara employed. The Secretary
was instructed to communicate with the Chief
of Police, requesting information in relation
to the names of property holders renting csr-
tain deus to Chinese in Chinatown, and what
progress had been made in TIE matter.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by unanimous vote: That
the action of the Custom-house official,
in issuing certificates to Chiness in direct VIC
lation of the bill recently passed by Con-
gress, is deserving of the sevsrest censure,
and said officials should be forced to forfeit
their positions as employees of the United
States Government. and that the comEnittee
calls the attention of United States District
Attorney Philip Teare, to this fragrant vio-
lation of tie laws of the country. It was
determined by the Leagues to hold mass
meeting next Saturday evening.
II the suit of the Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society vs.. J. G. Ames, administrator
of the estate of Gustav Maize. deceased, who
was manager of the French Savings Bank at
the time he committed suicide, Judge Wilson
yesterday rendered judgment in favor CT
plaintiff for $50, 272 So, and ordered decree
OF foreclosure on the property situated on
the northwest corner of Davis street and
Broadway.
HerOism Appreciated.
SAN Francisco, June 7th.-This afternoon
the Board of the San Francisco Stock Ex-
change held an executive session, at which
committee was appointed to draft resolutions
and select suitable medal. which is to be
presented to Arthur Van Dusen, for his he
roic efforts to rescue the seven miners in the
Alta drift.