Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-11
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Percy Jacobus deficiency is to be
squared.
1t is rumored that J. P. Bell, Delinquent
Tax Collector, is defaulter.
Joseph Bryant has had a nose put on him
at the City Receiving Hospital.
Eight boxes of specie, containing $50, 9lS,
arrived from Australia on the 9th.
Six hundred and thirty-nine immigrants
arrived by the overland routes last week.
After the 18th the Portland steamers will
leave every five days Instead of semi-weekly.
The receipts for duties at the Custom house
for tbs past week were $40, 29l 26. making
total since January lst of IS. 300 754 SS.
The through passenger movement by the
Central and Southern Pacific railroads and
leased lines for November shows G, ,379 arriv-
ais at San Francisco and 2,647 departures
from San Francisco.
The Board of State Prison Directors have
received an offer of loan of $50 600 from
Charles Crocker at per cent. interest The
money was needed to make up deficiency in
the prison funds. Not one response was re-
| ceived TO advertisements for the loan, and
several capitalists declined to accept The State
! as security.
| Theobald Bauer, the noted Greco Roman
wrestler. arrived in this city Sunday. At one
time last evening three noted athletes were
therefore together on Market street-Bauer,
| Muldoon and Edward Hanlan. The former
came here to wrestle, and will probably meet
| Muldoon. Bauer is now 81 years old, and he
modestly says that he thinks that he can
throw any man in the world.
As merchants seem to be under tie i'm
preston that the Northern Pacific, under
| their traffic arrangement with the Central
Pacific. withdrew from Montana business, it
I AE.N u, 4
| Freight is received on Spesr-street wharf for
Helena, Deer Lodge, Butte, ETC., in Mon
tana, and through bills of lsding issued and
marine risk assumed by the company.
The Internal Revenue collections in the
| San Francisco district for the week ending
December Sth were as follows
Reer. observation-disclosures. S7,9S2
spirits. 54,g93
Tobacco and cigars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1878
Total. .....:................... S7S,201
Previously since July 1st................ 1z74,5n
Total July 1st to December Sth 81 ,S52, ,741
Same time in 1882. I76i, PSI
The San Francisco Mint coined during the
month of November 50, 962, 800. of which
S130000 was in Hawaiian half dollars, frat
of an iDstalment Of 81 900, 900 In silver coins
authorized by the Hawaiian Government.
For the corresponding month last year the
coinage was 81, $50, 900. Since the opening of
the Mint last July the coinage has been Sill
$4,000 in double eagles, S416,0O in half
eagles, 81, 1000 600 in standard dollars, and
S130000 in Hawaiian half dollars, Masking
total of Sl5, 125. 600. against S17, Gu, 600 for
the corresponding period last year.
The travel over the new line to the Ocean
| Beach Sunday was greater than thas of the
previous Sunday, fully 13. .0e0 tickets having
been sold. The crowd was too great TO be
handled, and thousands did not have chance
to get to the Cliff. At times there were over
thousand people at the depot at Stsnyan
street. People came to the terminus by the
Haight-street line and through the Park by
the other lines. The beach was alive with
people and the Cliff House was thronged,
The day was clear, but cold, yet there was
great deal of picnicking, and every one seemed
more than pleased to get to the beach, Next
Sunday the road will have more cars, and the
crowd will be handled more easily.
Ticket agents of Eastern railroads held q
meeting at the Palace Hotel Saturday, the
principal object being to call the attention of
agents to the necessity or advisabiity of
paying due attention TO the rules, particu-
larry those prohibiting the cutting OF rates,
the payment of short commissions and re-
bates. g. w. Ristine, Commissioner of the
Trhnscontinental Rsiiroad Association. who
presided, declared that it was bis intention to
break up all the illegitimate operations of
ticket sellers. He also invited the co.opera-
tion of those Eastern lines over which he has
no control. The agents of these lires assent
ed, and by resolution notification to that
effect was sent Est. The conference lasted
about three hours. To compel the due OBJ.
servauce Of the rules the Commissioner heI
the power to impose heavy fines upon the
lines breaking the agreement, or he can
~ gEh lsvps 20 ~ ~ L
offending road to the wall This ia a signif-
cant expires ion well understood by RAILROAD
men. The lines receiving the notification re.
verse the tickets of the offending road, which
are not sold for the period ordered by the
Commissioner.