Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-27
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Travel over the Southern Pacific is very
heavy just now
The century plants in Union Square have
not yet put forth blossoms, though they are
rapidly developing them.
There are fourteen pupils in the Chinese
public school, at the southwest corner of
Jackson and Powell streets, under the
charge of Miss Rose Thayer
A match was made Saturday evening for
so side between William johnson and
NJ. J. Mccormick TO leg and dress ten sheep
with an assistant. The match is fixed for
May 10TH
The trotting contest at the Bay District
track Saturday, between Garfield, Frank.
Sam and Commodore, resulted in victory
for Frank and the distancing of the favor
lite. Time, 2:45-2:45-2:51-2:44 -2s43-
2:43.
The Immigration Association reports
that l ,1S2 Immigrants arrived last week, of
which number S77 stopped over in the in
terror. Two families were sent to San Luis
obISpo during the week and two to Tehama
and Shasta counties.
A number of the boys in the High School
have been very unruly of late, and pos
sessed of the idea that they could run the
school. The Board has made an example
OF five of them by suspending them.
Hencetorth good conduct will be enforced
"' any COST.
The latest card of local Federal appoint
ments is Robert P. Hastings, Postmaster:
A. j. Bryant, Collector of the Port VIM.
j. Bryan. Surveyor of the Port William c.
Hendricks, Superintendent of the Mint. and
I. ]. Lowney, blacksmith at the Mare
Island Navy Yard.
James Burson. George johnson and
Arncv Hall. bows. were arrested SaturJa,.
Inv officers Hinton and UanIev and hnoI-aa
on charges of malicious mischief. The
youths entered the synagogue on Turk
street ON the 18th instant and shamefully
desecrated the edlflce
The operations of the San Francisco
Clearing. house Tor the past week COMPARE
as follows with the corresponding week last
wear:
1854. 1885.
Exchanges IS s2G go sl05il ,l99
palaices '',',.,,'','''''''',, l,io'o" -,-1o'"H
fIo0o ana Machay, the bonanza mllhon-
aires nave coliPleleu pans iof me con
str9ctloh ol d iilashiii9'h puliulhG oi orlcH
anu iron :, on tile southeaS ' corner OF Mar
kel ana rouI.il s.IeG's' ne DIi!olhG VIII
nc oeteii saoi rs III INIT anu !ne %ofk oi
oeaIo.isniis VIC mop'ei ;Ii Si an tilat now
occupy the ground VIII be commenced
short!
Charles a. Wetmore, Niticultural Officer,
has issued circular to the local resident
inspectors OF his district, embracing the
c9unties OF san franelsco, san Mateo, Santa
lara; aial''eua' .9ail'a CiuH monterey ana
san 'ehito dtteillron 10 tile Noii-
e'i'lG ~ Vi o s.ie "5stilcI 10
ileiG M o''i Us oll the gu zen ana
oo.n VI Nay ior tne purpose OF discussing
l!alleIs Vi !he utmost importance 10 'he
'itlcui't'ial interest ol inc uiSlrlct'
G. W. Griffin, the American Consul at
the Port of Auckland, New Zealand. III his
consular report of 1884 made in accordance
with the Act of Congress- and published by
the Department of State, treats at length
of the trade of that colony in California
irult. lie sets forth It's rapid growth, its
paramount importance over other sources
OF supply, Its drawbacks, and incidentally
makes Suggestions Tor promonng lis sue
cess ana maintaining lis precedence
An election for officers of the san Fran
cisco Typographical Union. No. 81. was
held Saturday, and resulted in the election
of the following officers President, p. II.
Desmond; First Vice-President, S. 7. Saw
yer; Second Vice President, Charles Mans
field Financial Secretary, J. b. Rock ::
Corresponding Secretary, A. l.. Fortson
Treasurer. J. Z. dwell: Executive Com