Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03
Arrest Of Immigration Commissioner
Bunker.

Bunker.
SAN FgANcIsco, February 2i-Ckarles D.
Bunker, Commissioner of Immigration for
California, was arrested tonight upon three
warrants issued out Of the Police Court on
complaints charging him with felony. The
warrants were sworn TO by John I. Burris.
The first complaint ch argos Bunker with hay
ing collected the sum of S14 000 over and
above and in excess of his salary OF $4,000
and the necessary expenses of his office, and
that without authority of law he has placed
the sum so collected and intrusted TO his GUS
tody out of his possession with G. I. Bsssett
Il Co, commercial house doing business In
San Francisco. The second con plaint charges
Bunker with having collected the sum of
81, 600, and deposited it with II. q. Banker
while the third complaint charges him with
the collection Of 81 Loco, and with the sppro-
pristion of that amount. The accused gave
bail in the sum of SIS. 600 for bis appearance
in Court
A Weeks Deaths-The Wrecked Steam
Collier.
SAN Francisco. February 21.-The Health
Office reports snow that 102 deaths occurred
in this city during the week, against 125
during the corresponding week last year.
The steam collier Tacoma, lost near the
mouth of Umpqaa river, belonged TO the
Pacific Coast Improvement Company. Sic
cost 1875, 900, and it ia seid that neither YES
sci nor cargo was Insured.
Assessment levied.
SAN Francisco, February 2i.-The Say
age Mining Company to-day levied an assess.
meat OF 40 cents per share.
The Nevada County Tax Suits.
NEVADA, February % = The tax suit
against the Central Pacific Railroad Company
came up in the Superior Court to-day. when
the contemplated compromise authorized by
the Board of Supervisors was effected. The
county received S22, 205, which has been paid
into the Treasury. OF this SUD, 1854 is for
costs and expenses incurred in attempting to
recover former taxes. The amount due from
tbs railroad for taxes Was S23 000
Residence Bsrned-PropOsed New Court
house.
PETALUMA, February 2d.-The residence Of
Mrs. Terrence Boylap, widow, was partial
ly destroyed by fra last night. the work, evil
IDENTIFY, of sn incendiary. The property was
valued at 5000, and was insured in the Liver
pool and London and Globe for S400.
One hundred and seventy thousand dollars
is being raised here for the erection of much
needed Courthouse for the county. Already
| S75, 900 have been subscribed, and the requi.
site sum will sooI bs rendered Sonoma couI-
| ty by the citizens of Petaluma, with proviso
that the building be erected in this city.
Arson In the Second Degree.
SAN JOSE, February 2l-Frank Harper,
alias Clinker, was convicted to-day in the
Superior Court Of arson in the second degree,
in setting fire to NJ. Nelson's barn on the 4sh
of last December.
The Unidentified Victims of the Teha.
chapI Disaster.
Los ANGELES, February 2d.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad Company have purchased
lot in Evergreen Cemetery, and on Monday
next will have the unidentified remains of
the victims of the Tehschapi disaster buried.
! Each coffin will have number corresponding
to that on the box 10 which the remains were
sen. from Tehschapi. A record will bs kept
| by undertaken Brown of where the remains
are buried, and also showing the location
where each of the remains was found at the
time Of the accident.
Steamer Tacoma Wrecked.
EMPIRE CITY, January 31st.-The steamer
| Tacoma went ashore Monday night four
miles north of UmIq1a river. The Captain
and ak men landed yesterday. The tug Sol.
Thomas went to her yesterday, but could not
| ges the crew of on acsount OF the heavy sea.
She was broken amidships, both stern and
| yards from the shore, with her head to the
southeast. The Captain has sent here for
tugs and Efeboats.
The Weather.
PETALuMA, February 2d.-A light fall 81
snow and hail occurred between l and z
o'clock yesterday afternoon. A heavy frost
appeared last night, and today cold norther
prevails.