Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-06
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Delinquent taxes are being paid into the
Tax Collectors Office at the rate Of 81 900
per day.
A 500 forfeit has been put mp by Whist
Ter for mixed wrestling match with Dun
can c. Ross
The February warrants for school teach
crs are ready lor delivery at the Office the
| Secretary of the Board If Education
1t is stated that Colonel John p Jackson
| has transferred his mGneyed interest in the
| Daiy Etetiag Pos, to Postmaster Samuel
! Backus.
Fred W. Murat, employed as malster in
! the Union Brewery, accidentally fell into
caldron of scading water and, after lin
| cer,ng in intense pain for seyerai hours, cN-
pircd
| 4 fire early Thursday morning At Fourth
and Market streets destroyed q number of
small stores. doing damage to the extent of
$4,000, The buildings were owned by Jas.
c. Flood.
During the ten days gambling INDUCED
| IN by the Chinese last month on account Of
/ the festivities of the New Year, Sergeant
! Birdsalls squad made 13l arrests, amount
! ing in fines and torieiturcs to 3 100.
The Congregational Club of clergymcn
! discussed on Monday night the doctrine of
LlCiIidl / uIllSiultII. / ne ministers
| disagreed rs to its nature but said endless
| punishment Is clearly taught by the Bible.
| II. G. Rodgers, an engineer who lives on
| Ellis street, has been arrested on complaint
of his WIFE Mary Jane Rodgers, who saws
that Rodgers has neglected to provide for
her or their 7-year-old boy since January
18th.
The spectators in opera tickets are grow-
ing more and more furious and desperate.
On Wednesday night they We're unable to
sell any tickets, and put them in the hands
OF an attorney for Il suit against Mapleson,
because Emma Nevada did not sing, rs ad-
yertised
The strike at the Union Works is again
assuming serious proportions. On Wednes-
day morning there were no helpers in the
moders' department, and it is asserted
the mo!ders were asked to help one an
other. This they refused TO 90, aud, there
beng no one else TO help them they guit,
or, to be exact, did not begin to work
Rev. Henry A. Sawtcllc, y. H.. who ar
rived here January l. 1884, from Kalamu-
zoo, Mich, to take charge Of the Iioa Bap-
tist Church, has resigned his pastorate and
gone East with his family. Mr. Sawtelle's
health gave ont y few weeks ago and his
physicians advised him to give up preach
ing and take 4 rest for year or more as
the only means ior a complete restoration
Police Judge Lawicr has denied the mo-
ton to dismiss, for want of jurisdiction. the
chargc of criminal libel against Edward F..
Leako, of the Dixon Tribune, preferred bv
clerk Mccarthy, of the Supreme Court.
The motion was on the ground that at the
time Of The publication of the libel the
complainant was not resident Of San
Francisco.
In the case of Sharon VS.. Hill. the ac-
ton b declare the famous MARRIAGE con-
tract . forgery, Judge Sawyer on Wednes-
day denied tie motion for a stay of
proceedings, and granted leave to iile the
supplemental answer upon the express con-
ditjon that it do not in any way obstruct
the proceedings in the suit or extend the
time for the taking Of testim )ny otherwise
allowed
Martina Lee, the white girl baby rescued
from the Chinese Dr. Lee ii Tong and his
wife, died last Saturday at ST. JoSephs In
fant Asylum, of pneumonia. AnothergirI
baby rescued from the Chinese about the
same time died on the 18th of last month
at the Hospital for Women and Children
Physicians think that death in both eases
was caused by the change from the hot at-
mosphere Of the Chinese homes to the
cooior air of the hospitals