Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-24
PACIFIC SLoPn.
4 HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLS
HIS COMRADE.
Stopped by a Road Agent -Sudder
observation-disclosures Tramps-C Chi
nese Fishermen Arrested.
GDlsrAroues OF SATURDAY AND suNDAY.l
CALIFORNIA.

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Chinese Fishermen Arrested.
SUIsUN, Angus st 22d.-A week apo Den,Ity
Fish Commissioner w q Tnnes orrdyt =
fifteen Chinese fisbar,oa f SUr;e q,
laws in fishing with set nets Tic caSo a.
tracted q great deal Of attent;nn aS * !
Cinnamon were very refart(,l be,, 80,
and made several efforts 10 ,scor r. f1,, ~
officers The Chinese furnished hail hon. !
OF 500 each, and appeared for trial yester-
cay. Inc case was tried before a jury and
lo-uay. Inc evidence on the part of de
prosecution developed the fact that these
Chiilese ilshed with bag net, which was
staked To the bottom, having meshes which
ranged from one inchto about one-sixteerith
OF an men, the bottom part being as fine as
suhhy and catching everything that
came along near the bottom of the water
ne case went to the jury, and as soon las
they feacneu the JuTy-room they took 9
Dali ptllot' "hlch resulted IN verdict of guilty
Inc remaining fourteen will be tried nexi
week.
Murderoas Assault.
SAN JOSE, August 22d.-At $50 O'Clock
thlS evening Ricardo Semoya, an invalid
who recently came here fuT his health from
oah Francisco, fell IN with two men at tAt
Jo 5or,oiiIILi i aGllc uep0t VINO won his conf,
accen,e3 49, ess.iis nm IN spanish aho
SN,e sCvep'gu eiiS liiVltatioh 10 inspect hand
Bn,,,a,, o,m eir,i pgiiis erected Tor captain
The irn 80, W. 81 ~ street, Wh!le II
tbe hadl, of ~ bod ble Tr tiieil struck nm on
alIe , oeloN Vi l5iG neIu WIN revolver. lie
scIe'iilleo - ana ms assail'mts ran away. i
- '0'''' ~ s ni' inJ J''iies are la'ai'
san '"Se Land Titles.
SAN JOSE, August 22d.-Charles II. Dim
IllcS, ol blnghamton, Ny, son of Kimbal
II; Dinmlck, one Of the first American
AIcaides OF san Jose, is in town and is hav
ing ltIes searched to see If his father, wh(
dled IN Los Angeles IN 1861, left any un
conveyed lots of land in this vicinity, h,
having been informed that there are NOR,
3l tha1 1oJ ,Il Such, and some OF them very val
b%t IL &c fr1J me agaIc mus lar Is incomplete
littIa yalna iI' tba H. 80 tot eie s1nle loIs .
~ 5'a.0E ~ tnG toWh Oh AIYlSo whlci
n,;IG iIet q conveyed. oolh
M lisNe CIeil.e sllght sehSation
..oo. " .lie pioPer'y-o"Iiers ana attor
PiJiio,,iiet 'iie ciln ehlherlcai one
- h r';iu ms dttoIley 90 nor proies
~ H s"ii utile III ~ the lAatter ana say tha
able case no siIit win hc bao,,l,, '--- 'd
sndda, Daat7,1
r,,o,.... ,..4 oo1
~ hEAA, f,s A'isGsI z-ZyaInes Faul engl
,io1i a tiie ollI oiA Mill, dropped uea'
s l.Uln near olsgase. ne was
0t+o u IiiiS " 'l.lla anu agea 90.
dood 81 iHIli iahS was ioais'
"'0iueii''ily 9ios Whlie ou
iA'ii'iiis' r,,,.,
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ohItc, August 22Q.-Ihe sixth annua
eHp4slllon soI ol the lhlra DISTRICT Agrieultu
Iiil RAJ AsS0ciauoh' comprising tie counties o
6utle' 6Il!' oolusa ana iehama, VIII be held il
Cllco' 4 coillll!ehc!ilg !5g tuesday, August 25th
anu cohtliiI'lhS ilve days. Ite outlook TO
d pIoS 'eIous la!r thls year IS excellent
,;,y' %U 'oIrsii J a Ky ltGG huaree 'to3lars IN pre-
lff,,.ll1 ned anu anu PSaGo ~ purses ana stakes ar
oiieie CO.. ana eiltrles Iree Tor Ie State.
stopped by a Road Agent.
SMARTsyILLE, August 23d.- Yesterda,
afternoon j. ii. Warne was stopped on tn
Nevada road about four miles from thi
pace by one masked man armed with
revolver, and robbed of nine dollars
Warne was ordered TO dri,re on rapidly
| anG, not driving as fast as the robbie
wished, he fired three shots, neither o
which took effect.
The Hawaiian Sugar Cron.
SAN FRAyc1sco Aug,,st 3sd -pofor-;,,
to the report thar tbe An1e-ica, So. = p =
finerv COMPANY had undey nc ~
ton Secured control of tba nil of ~ toi Ia
waiian sugar cron Clans s,,reclSaIs p;
dent of the California SnGa. 60 -
pany in an intarviayr ,-b;,l, LII Cuiii
iished in The CgH to.n,orrrI ~, oe Tl M
statement published Iaores tba +,,t1;o = :.
infer that there will oniv Il iaft H. ',iS ~ =
paltry QUANTITY of 20006 tons of ~ SI,c,ar .,re =
keep my refinery occnniaS Tba ,,sIl,,o
of Manila is 170O00 TONS and af +ia T9dI pI,iI
ippine Islands. 500 O00 fn1s ,rioroos - 81
whole product of the HaUaiia, Isi,,,,,, ~
does not exceed in tho bast :. y
years 100000 ions. The euoo
from Manila and pb;I;,-Iir ToIsSS
costs San Francisco refne;os ~
same as that from fine Hawa{ian TSiS5 ISiS,,i, ,ii
1t is The general on;nia, 49, 80 lSI'lii's
the reciprocity ireafv Ha,vaio,o re,;is oeeause .
sold cheaper in tbs 9arIet IT, 't-,'r f,,
Manila; but sucb is NOT +ba ,''1. tii''' itoll
just as much to planters of tbe HawaI;a;; I;c,;
Islands as ! do Manila planters. Th
American Refinery could buy Manill
| sugar Just as cheap as Hawaiian. an,
might have got half million tons o
| Manila Just as cheap as it has got tn
ility-iiye thousand tons of Hawaiian, owe
which so much fuss is being made
dhe statement, therefore, that the American
felnery has stepped in ahead of me i
rdlcqlous.D Mr.. Spreckels added 1t i
Morris 3 Grinbaum who made these con
tracts Tor the American Refinery. He il
aetlnS Tor himself. He came to me anC
asked me II | wanted to take them. tolC
quarter million dollars worth of suga
more at present Mr.. Grinbarm theI
sola 1t 70 the American Refinery, which