Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-17
Indian Depredations.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Extra work for the season being about fin
ished, the Assessor on Saturday discharged
about twenty clerks.
Hereafter the officers detailed on beats on
which there houses of iil-fame will be charged
every watch, with the hope of more effective
service in this direction.
A large consignment of fve-cent nickels
has been received by the United States Treas.
ury in this city from the Philadelphia Mint,
end is now ready for exchange in sums t.
suit persons needing small change.
During last week 724 immigrants arrived
in this State by the two overland routes. OF
this number 103 stopped eff between this ci Y
and Truckse. Since the lat of October forty
three persons have located on Government
land in Shasta county.
a convention of $50 delegates from all parts
of the city will meet on Wednesday evening
for the purpose of organizing a club and o
movement in favor of the nomination of
Thurman and Butler, or men of like princi-
Piles, for President and Vice. President.
The Park Commissioners having COM
planned of the promiscuous sale of liquors on
the ocean beach, the police authorities have
detailed posse of officers to arrest every
one found selling beer, liquors or wine with
out license on the park grounds at the
beach.
Colonel Peter Donahue, accompanied by
his wifi, son aud Baron and Baroness Won
Schroeder, returned by the overland train
Saturday evening. They repaired at once to
the Colonefs house, corner of Second and
Bryant streets. Shortly after their arrival
they were visited by large number of per-
sonsl friends, accompanied by band Of
music.
Ex-senator John F. Boyston. of the E,ey-
enth District, once conspicuous figure in
| local Democratic politics, died of consump.
tion Saturday morning at the residence of his
sister. He was best known IS the business
partner of Al. Fritz, the Democratic boss
! whose tragic death occurred about two years
since, and afterwards also as 5he partner Of
Owen Brady, of the political firm known as
BRADY & Mannix."
Saturday afternoon the wholesale GARY
produce firms met at Grangers' Hall, and
organized the San Francisco Dairy Produce
Exchange. The following. named were nom
mated as officers for the term of 1891 Pres
dent, G. II. Wheaton; Vice-President, D.
ID. Shattuck Secretary, Z Feusier; Treas
urer, J. b. Wooster: Executive Committee
II. l.. Dodge, G. O. Brigham and G. i,
Whitney. The election will be held next
Tuesday at p. NJ,
Nearly all the cargo has been removed from
the burned ship c. e. Chapman, and the ves-
sci is found to be much more damaged than
was anticipated. TIE fire, which originated
underneath the forehstch, made its way along
the bottom of the coal until it reached nearly
to the msinhatch, where it struck off toward
| the ships side, burning its way along and
damaging everything in its way. The cost of
the repairs OF the ship will be very heavy.
There has been filed for probate the will of
Leonard Reynolds, deceased, who left an
estate valued at $4,000. As a clear, sound
disposing document, the will ia characteristic
of the testator. 1t reads as follows: 81,
Leonard Reynolds, of the city and county OF
San Francisco being of sound mind and
memory. do hereby make, publish and declare
| this to be my last will and testament, in man.
ner and form following-that is to say
give and beQuesth to my beloved mother,
Rachael Ann Rsynolis, oil my property, both
real and personal, wherever situated. [ do
hereby nominate my brother, Benjamin A.
| Reynolds, the sole executor OF this, my last
will and testament, to serve without thu re-
cessity of giving bonds. do hereby revoke
all former will or wills by me made. In wit.
ness whereof I have herewith set my hand
! and seal this 10th day OF July, 1877.
"tSigned. LEONARD REYNOLDS"
The property corsi.ts of money in the Hi
bernia Bank and mortgages on real estate.