Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-02
SAN FRANCISCO TWINS.

The forty boiler-makerS who did not par
ticipate in the recent strike have been adj
mitted to the Union.
The collections of the Internal Revenue
Department in this city for February
amounted to Sll3, ,59S IS.
\ couple who were divorced q week ago,
visited the County Clerk Friday and Oh
tanned a license to re-marry.
The City Treasurer has received the State
school apportionmeut for the latter half of
the fiscal year, amounting to $500, ,670 81
Poundkeeper Lindo reports the killing Of
800 dogs during February. and the receipt
OF S1l0 20 rs pound fees for the same time.
The steamer Paris, now on her way from
Antwerp and Bordeaux To New Orleans,
! has on board torty-onc passengers bound
for California.
! Nineteen of the tax eases against the
| railroad companies We're continued Satur-
| day morning in the lnijed States Circuit
| Court till March l4th.
Coroner O'Douncll has been notified By
! the owner OF the building now occupied rs
a Morsue that his lease will expire on the
5lSt inst, and that he must yacate the
premises on or before that day.
The Grand Commander of the Knigh.s
! TemplarS of California has ordered a dress
! parade and review for Saturday, May ID.
| There will also he competitive drill by
! all such Commanderies rs desire to COM
| pete.
The police have decided to enforce the
cubic-air law, which requires that sleeping
rooms have at least 500 cubic feet of air for
each person. If this law is strictly en-
! forced the Chinese quarter will be greatly
| disturbed.
License Collector Fogarty reports the re-
| CeiptS of his department for the month of
| February as $3i,G02 %, against $31 oil y
for the corresponding month last year, an
| increase in revenue of 1891 20. OF this
amount, $500 was collected from the
! opera-ticket scalpers.
In the match race at the Bay District
Course, Saturday, between Elmo and EleC-
tiOneer the former won in three straight
heats. Time, 2:25-22t-2;26l. The con-
test between Altamont, Nighttime and Mos
COW was won by the former. he taking the
second, third and fourth heats Time 80
| -2:29-2:29.
! Saturday morning Abe Newman died at
| his home, on Geary street Last Friday he
was seized with a paralytie affection, to
which he finally SuCCumbed The de-
ceased was 4 wel-known butcher, politi-
| elan and miltiaman. He was born in Nu-
| and eight children.
Bert NTcNulty, clerk of Police Court ,.
reports that during the month Of February
the receipts from fines and foffeitures ia
that Court aggregated $2,145. Dsbursc-
ments-'ro the tireman's fund So so; So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Ami
mails, S25; Golden Gate Park fund, SO
County Treasurer, S2,O71 80.
Duncan c. Ross. in an interview Satur-
day said that his present visit 10 the Pacific
coast was to have the wrestling match with
Clarence Whistler, which was arranged last
fall. Since his arrival he has made several
attempts 10 bring the match about, but
thus far Whistler has failed to respond.
Ross is very anxious to hear from him.
There were 273 real estate mortgages in
February, of the value of &i05S,17 and
1S9 releases of mortgages amounting 20
Ss95 592 There is an increased demand
for money at the banks. The HiDernia
Bank is still granting loans in all sums ats
per cent. a year. it paying the mortgage
tax. but the other banks on all ordinary
loans ask :.
Captain Charles c. Sieson veteran ship,
master, who was well known to Il great
many in this city. died Friday morning at
his home in Mystic, Conn. Several years
ago Captain Sisson was poisoned in sim
gular manner While smoking brier-
wood pipe the nicotine from the tobacco
entered a small crack or cut in his lip. A
cancer or something similar was the result.
He had an operation performed, but this
did not end the trouble.