Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-09
LmH INTELLIGENCE:

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HARvEy's LITTLE RACKET About T. N.
yesterday Gsorge Harvey, P5ll-Tsx Col
laolor, stepped INFO q Chinese barber shop or
I street, between Second and Third. lie
asked Chinsmsn to show his pol!-tax re-
ceipt, which he rsfused to do. The officer
then demanded his n,ne, which he refused
TO give, with 1he usual no sabb5e. The officer
then took hold % him to take him to the
lookup, when about half dozen Cslsstisls
came % tbs resCue OK their couutryman. Al
the chai1 stGad5 and available furniture in the
tonsoriaI rooms were broken over Haryay's
head and back. His prisoner escaped, but
Harvey thcottlsd a six-foot giant by the name
Of All Sing backed him against the wall,
and was kicking ct tae other Cinnamon, when
man driving along the street 10 wagon
took il the situation, bounded of his wagon,
rushed iD5o the saOp with club, and com,
mence3 the moving act. Deputy Sheriff
Lee also happened along and took little
hand in tns melee e9 did also CHI GER ) ack-
son Three Of the Ceiestisls were taken to
the lookup. but the individual who created
ali toe disturbance made good his escape.
While chasing one of the Cslestials through
back yard. officer Jackson fell int0 a csss-
pool and came nahr drowning. he says he
thinks bv franusn5 Turkish baths sad free
use Of Luhin's extracts be will be presenta-
BILE in a few weeks. He no doubs will be
considarsd su.hCri5y on cssspools in the fu-
ture. Mr.. Harvey says thers is 2 large num-
Der OF Chiuemen 10 Chinatown, hangers on
arouad the tan games, who have not p3id
their poll-tay, and he expects considerable re-
sistance IN It's collection. There Is no doubt
but that Harvey would have been seriously
hurt if not killed yeatsrday If assistancs had
not arrived cpporsuuely, for his assailants
were al ha5 they call highbinders.
STILL TAXING TEsrmoNY.-The tskiug of
testimony ty Court Commissioners in the
case Of WooirGf VS. Hydraulic Mines is
still in progress at San Francisco. The wit
nesass examined upon tha part Of the defense
thus fsr are ss follows: W. L. Peck, As
SCISSOR Of Su5ssr couaty; Lewis Wilder, As
Bsss0r Of YuDa county; U. Z. B1ckius, III.
G. Dufficy, Fred Hastings, formerly CT Ma
rysviue, and now residents Of San Francisco
Daniel Collins, Assessor of Nevada county
Mr.. R1lfe. Internal Revenue Collector; w.
II. Parks, c. w. Cox, Mr.. Won Schmidt,
Jr, mining engineer; William Hendricks,
Oroville; NJ. NShroyer, Suffer county; Mr..
Iavmsncs4 Yub.s county; w. G. Stokes,
Grass Valley; J. c.. Bued Mark Casad aud
Henry NeHbsrry, OF San Francisco; Mr.
Ridgewsy, Emmett Brown, OF Ssu Fran
cisco; w. A. Skidnora, Secretary Miners
Association J3hn Comfy, San Francisco 0.
P. Slilgsr, editor North San JUaa TAseS
Mr.. Heucee, Nevada county, and Joseph
Wilkinson. engineer. Hhere are as yet 10
indications Of reaching the end Of the testi-
mOny.
LET THE Ducks BE ABATED.-I5 vas d.
vslopad by The defense IN the Gold Run
slicl-sns cas5 shat the goats meandsring in The
foothills aad mountains. and cutting up tbs
ground With their hoofs, were the causes of
most OF ou- troubles aboat muddy water and
the river filing up with sand, gravel and
bowi5srs, instead of the hydraulic mining, as
had bern ciarge3. lie similar manner it
was yesterday brought TO light By the tasti-
mony so- fh2 defense il she Chinatown nuis-
anca ease tlst is is not the dumping Of gar
bsgs sud discharging Of sswags and filth Of
every kind by the Chinese into the slough
that makes /. small so loud thst the Board Of
HesIlh and City Trustees go after Il, but is
IL caused by the everlasting quacking and
kicking about Of the ducks that psramhnlat5
those placid waters.
UN1FoRI RABK.-U Uniform Rank, K. Of P,
held their lass preliminary meeting at Castle
Hsu, Of Confidence Lodge. No. rs, last even
ing, aud effected permanent organization.
The following cfEsers we're elected: Sir
KNIGHT Cor .snder, Jas. a. Davis; Sir
knight Lieutenant Commander, A ) Plant;
Sir nuight Herald, T. SchumS~1ner Right
Guide G.. B. Katzensteiu; left Guide, J. T.
Keepers; Standard Bsa}er, Chss. Z. Leon
ard: Secretary, A. " Cheney; Treasurer,
G. il. Smith Tie list of charter member
ship viii else on the 18Th inst. The Rank
gil proceed to drill Immediately, and Will
drill twice q week until thsir uniforms arrive.
They cxpecs to bs Instituted about the lse OF
October. at which two or three Uniform
Rank Divisions are expected from abroad.
NoTAR1Es PUBLIC Governor Stoneman
has appointed Notaries Public, to reside as
follows A. Leslie, Los Alsmos, Santa Bar
bara county n. o. Bradley, Visalis, Tulare
county; P. P. Davis. Porserville, Tulare
county g. q. Hsines, Sacramento, Sscra-
mento county: J, w. Porter, Coiuss, Colusa
county: S W. Geis, MERGED, Merced county;
John d. White. Darwin, lnyO county e. u.
Thomas. San Diego, San Diego county; j.
r. Thompson. Silver Creek, Alpine county !;
lanes A. Gibson, San Be-nardinO, San Ber.
nardino county; @. r. Clarke. Bartlett
Springs. Lake county; Irving P. Heuning,
San joss, Santa Clara county.
LAND patents Yesterday the following
United States land patents were received at
the United States Lsnd Office, this city. Ed.
+ TAYLOR. REGISTER william V. Andrews,
Theodore Brown, Gordon Campbell, James
CuIbertsou, George G. Curtis, Daniel T..
Fields, Pietro Cato. Carlo Guliaai, John
Henry Kneslsnd, john Lewis, William e.
NTssslev. NIuRae Donald, W. E. Rnffner,
James W. Smyth, August Sietenop, Joseph
T.. S1ucherau. Gaiseppi Tcun, Gideon
Wcrsh, \. L Wheeler.
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK.-At meeting of
the stockholders of the Capital Savings
Bank Tuesday evening, the following Board
of Directors was elected L. w. Williams,
G. T. Wheeler, d. W. Earl, G. W. Clarke,
r. S. Carey, Fred. Cox aud Albert Gallstin.
These officers were elected: Il. 5. Carey,
President; james n. Porter, Secretary.
Fightv per cent. Of the morey owed 60 depos.
itors has already been paid, and a resolution
was passed snd arrangements made 20 pay
off the remaining 20 per cent. inside of sixty
dayE.
DELEGATE TO EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
William NJ. Gwin was yesterday appointed
by Governor Ssoneman as a delegate to the
Kentucky Educational Convention, to be
held at Louisville, KY, on the 18Th, 10Th
and DIST Of next month. The Convention II
to consider the question of popular education
in the South, how bsst to promote its inter.
egts. and from what sourcs the needed fund;
may be derived with which to advance its
standard 80 the requirements Of the present
time.
30 tBD or EQUALIzATIoN.-Yes yesterday a,
M. s-s-ensou, of the Vacayille snd Clesi
Lake Ray 10, appeared before the State
Board Of Equalization and made statement
in regard to the value OF the road ne repre-
sents.
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