Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-16
SAN FRAN CISCO IrEms.

The Bank Commissioners have resumed the
examination of banks.
Louis Janser . Dane, so years of age, sin.
gle, coachman for Walter I. HawIey, was
struck By runaway team Thursday and al.
most instantly killed.
San Francisco merchants paid over $780,
eco for duties on goods Withdrawn from
| bond last month. This is larger sum than
for any previous February in ten years.
| DE-. Dupuy reports that Chief Justice
! Morrison is improving very slowly. His
| frisnds, however, are ssnguine of his ulti-
mate recovery from his recent nervous rr3e-
tration.
There wers 673 passengers by sea at San
| Francisco in February, ard 3. 8S2 by The over
land railroads The departures embraced 610
| by sea and l. US by land routes. TIE net
gain in arrivals over departures in February
was 2, 10y.
James Carson, an attorney of this city, and
On ex-member of Assembly, was found on
Eleventh street, near Fol- ON, Tuesday night.
| with his leg broken near the ankle. Officer
Aitken got wagon, and Air. Carson was
conveyed 30 his homa. He stumbled into
rut, sustaining the fracture as described.
George Kells, the Second Assistant En-
gineer Of the steamer Barnard Castle, who
was rescued from drowning recently, died
| suddenly Tuesday night. In falling from the
gang-pIank Of the vessel he struck the back of
his head upon the wharf-stripger, and it is
presumed this wound caused his death.
Lutte Hauk, or Lew Houck, or "Doc
| Davis" as he is vsriously called, is still il
the custody OF the Sheriff of this city and
county, and his case is still undisposed of. al
| though its Importance is recognized by svery
one as being second to none ever brought b.
fore California Judge to hear and dispose of.
Captain Mccullough, of the schooner
Anna. that arrived in port Monday from
Honolulu, states that the recent great tidal
wave that visited the Island of Maui was a
remarkable event. The water was go deep in
the lower streets of Kshului that boats of
considerable sizs went over the tops of the
houses.
When Thomas Stuart opened his store
Thursday he found the body of his son
Charles agsd 80 years, with bullet hole in
his heart He had evidently shot himself
during the night. Deceased had been suffer.
ing from alteration of mind resulting from
dependency caused By the loss Of money By
the failure of Duncan's bank.
Mary D. WateFhouse, as Administrative of
Asbury Lse Watefhcuse, plaintiffs lsts hus.
band, brings suit in the Superior Court to
recover S1C0, 000 damages from the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company for causing the
death of said Asbury Lee Waterhouse at the
Tehachepi railroad accident on the ooh of
last January, The same plaintiff brings suit
TO recover $50. 600 damages for personal in.
juries sustained by the same accident she
AYERS that her shoulder was dislocated and
that she was otherwise greatly shocked and
injured.
N. z. Vallejo, son of General Vallejo. is
making large shipments of grapevine cuttings
TO Mexico. The General Government Of
Mexico, it is said, has sent an order for
million of these cuttings 10 be distributed
among the Governors of several Of the Mex.
lean States. Mr.. Vallejo mas within a week
past forwarded over $50 cases. Last Monday
80 cases brought down from his vineyard in
Sonoma county, were taken from here by sea
to Guaymas, and on the Saturday previous
800 cases were brought down, which were
forwarded by the Southern Pacific to Ell
Paso.
10 Hing has filed complaint in the Supe.
rior Court against the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company, which sets forth that on the
10Th of October, 1881, of China, the COM
pauy. acting through its authorized agent,
@. Koopmanachap, mads contract with
plaintiff and other Cinnamon to work on the
road of the company for eighteen months at
$50 per month. That the workmen began
work on January l, 1882, at Ell Paao, Texas,
and continued in the service for ten months,
but they were not pal for their labor.
Therefore the Court is asked to give judy
ment in favor of plaintiff and his associates
for 81. 200 at the rate of $500 for each work