Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-03
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The quantity Of wheat exported from
California in June was the smallest in three
years.
The san Franciscan, which suspended a
few weeks ago, has been purchased by VIM.
=. Harrison, of the Hotel Gdzctte.
The failure of P, A. Campbell, of the
Golden Age Mills, is rumored on Change.
His liabilities are estimated at 100000.
Every one of the lovers thus far ar
rested has pleaded guilty and been SEN
fenced to either sixty or ninety DAYS i'm
prisonment in the county Jail
Two hundred and fifty-cight marriage
licenses were issued by County Clerk Ses-
non during the month of June, for which
the happy groomS contributed to the county
treasury the sum of $516
A New York telegram reports the hop
market weak and lower on account of CON
fiicting cable reports from London in regard
to the growing crop, although there is no
change in the London market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips have pur-
chased a house and lot in East Oakland,
and have taken their permanent residence
there. Mrs. Phillips is better known bv
her stage name of Kate Casteten
Sarah Monaghan, who was ruined by her
uncle, Patrick killilea, who is in Jail on
charge of felony, has been committed TO
the Insane Asylum, totally demcnted, the
result of her shameful relations with the
prisoner
Owing to failure of the appropriation of
money for work in the Surveyor-Generals
office, United States Surveyor-GeneraI
Brown has discharged thirty-five employees
in his department. retaining only heads of
departments.
During the past week, according to the
reports of the immigration Bureau. .0Ol
Immigrants arrived. 4 pamphlet will soon
be issued descriptive of the central parts of
(he State. Another party is being organ
lied to go to Shasta county.
Health Officer DR.. Meares reports that
there were 5,001 deaths in this city during
the fiscal year ending June 30th, being an
excess of II over the previous year. The
males numbered 3, 10, females, 1856 white
persons, 1851; Chinese, SOB; Africans, 81
Three deaf and dumb mutes from the
State Asylum appeared before Judge Toohy
Tuesday for naturalization papers for one
of them, but the citizenmaking had to be
postponed until the applicant could come
provided with an interpreter Of the sign
language
Homer I. Spencer, formerly city editor
of the Examiner. and at one time holding
like position on the SOnoma Democrat. died
in Santa Rosa Tuesday of consumption.
aged % years. The deceased was born in
this State, and graduated from the Santa
Clara College with the highest honors.
The will of the late Charles f. Robbins
was filed for probate Tuesday in Oakland.
The estate is valued at 10000, and consists
of house and lot in Oakland worth SIS
600; one-fourth interest in the business
of Blake, Robbins IL Co, the value of which
is not estimated, and some other real and
personal property. The whole is devised
10 the widow of the testator, with the ex-
ception of two legacies of So 200 and 81 800
TO the testator's sisters residing in Massa-
chuSetts. The will contains a provision
that in case Mrs. Robbins shall remary,
one-half the estate is then to be divided
equally between the testator's sons, How
ard Elliott Robbins and Francis Blake
Robbins, and Mrs. Robbins is named exec
utrix without bonds.