Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

B. J. Shay who was shot the other day,
is in a very critical condition, and the
chances for his recovery are now regarded
as being very slight.
Auditor Strother announced Wednesday
that he would turn over the tax roll OF the
Tax Collector with the 12l per ceat. recent
ly added by the State Board of Equaliza-
ton attached.
The Pacific Rowing Association have
made final arrangements for the regatta on
Thursday next over the Alameda narrow
gauge mole course. There will be five
races, for twice rs many prizes.
The firm of Blum, Baldwin & Co. have
been again placed on the active member
ship list of the San Francisco Call Board
Association, the differences that led to their
late suspension having been adjusted.
Superintendent Moulder is preparing a
circular to be sent TO the teachers of the
department announcing a holiday on
Thanksgiving Day and that school will
not be taken up until the following Mon
day.
T.. H. Goodman, General Passenger and
Traffic Agent of the Southern Pacific Com
panv, reports that during October 1885,
s, 484 through passengers were carried over
the company's lines-3,0S4 East and 5,400
West.
John W. Leigh. of Monterey, has re-
ceived his commission as Receiver of Public
Money at the Land Office, TO which posi-
ton he was recently appointed, and the
office was turned over to him Wednesday bv
Charles II. Chamberlain, who has been in
charge since 1866
The deferred races of the Pacific Coast
Blood Horse Association set for Thursday,
at the Bay District Course, We're again
postponed, owing to the condition of the
track from the heavy rains. Should the
weather permit of the track being put in
proper condition they will be held Satur
day.
The steamer which left for Hongkong
Thursday afternoon took the following list
of treasure:
Silver bullion. Sl39 $50
Mexican dollars 152 Il6
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Total $40
1t is reported that the Southern Pacific
is preparing to push It's road through San
BuenaventuTa county from Newhall to
Ventura and Santa Barbara, running over
portion of the old surveyed line of the
Atlantic and Pacific, and taking advantage
of the forfeited grant. Some rights of way
have also been secured from private per-
sons.
On Monday evening next Jack Burke.
the Irish lad whom John l.. Sullivan failed
to knock out in half a dozen rounds. and
Mike Cleary, a local boxer. Will fight with
gloves at the Mechanics Pavilion. Upon
showing that the match would be scientific
and not brutal, Mayor Bartlett, under the
new sIogging law, has issued a permit. and
the boxers have paid 4 license fee of $780,
Captain Stolen has been suspended as
master of steam vessels for a period of
sixty days for having, by his negligence in
falling to properly regulate the speed of
the steamer James II. Donohue, which he
commanded on October 9th, caused col
lislon with the ship Eastcroft in San Fran
cisco bay. The latter vessel and the DON
ohue were both considerably injured, and
Chinaman was killed by the collision.
In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court it is said that the mistakes in the
record of the tax cases, which Attorney
General Marshall corrected were too trivial
to mention. The findings were made out
in the railroad office and on putting them
together two sheets were accidentally
placed in the wrong bundles. The correc-
ZION consisted simply in taking out the
sheets and putting them where they be-
longed.
Senator Stanford will be unable to leave
for Washington until after he has COM
pleted the arrangements for the new uni
versity. This will probably occupy him
until after the holidays. Senator Fair
desired to be in time for the opening of
Congress, but he has business that will
detain him here until the end of next
month-certainly till after the 18th. Con-
gresham FELTON, will go as soon as he re-
covers from his present illness. Mr. Nor
row expects TO start on the 24th instant,
and Messrs. McKenna and Louttit on the
Goth. Mr.. Markham is already there. Con-
gresham Henley will depart within few
days.