Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-15
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Sac F1Ascrsoo, Nov. lA-Senssor
Leland Stanford today as his residence
Formally presented 70 the Trustees q
deed Of the grant Of lands 20 be used
for foundIsR and sudovine the Leland
Stanford. Jr-. University. % hi. P.lo
Alto farm. FolIoviua are the Trustees:
L1renxo sawyer. James MeM. Shafser,
Charles Goodsll. Alfred l.. Tubbs,
Francis A. Spencer, Henry yroornaE,
Charles F. Crocser, Timothy Hopkins.
Henry L. Dodg~. Irving n. Scott. VIM.
II Ashburp~r, H W. Harkness. Josiah
Stanford. Horace DAVIS. ]. p. Miller.
IN BoeR~. T. B. MaFsriaud. I.sae T.
tricAer. John q Brown. Geo Z. Grsy,
n. W. Spsuidioe. Matthew r D-ady Of
Ofeesu- wm. N. sfevs1 of Nevada.
aud Stephen J. held. The total v.Iue
Of the land thus decided 10 s.. 10000.
The deed # gift 10 tss;efalIy emblszon-
cd on white velveteen End eaeln.ed IN
rusesood tor. IL il dated Nsvember
llta and IL signed by Leland and Jane
Lsterop Sanford. The witnesses are
stephen Il. Gage, T. II. Miller. Jr =,
Nicholas L. Smith. Herbert c. Nash and
Crsed Raymond. All Of the Trustees
we're present except Messrs. Miller,
Field. Deadly and MsShafter. Judge
LnrepZs Sawyer vas elected President
OF tue Board of Trustees and Herbert
Mash, Secretary.
The nature, object and purposes OF
the institution 10 be founded on the
land granted by this deed are mentioned
a. follows: Its nature TO be that OF
university with such seminaries OF
learning as shall make the highest
grade. including mechanical institutes,
museums, galleries Of art, laboratories
and Conservatives. together With all
things necessary for the study Of a0ri-
saiturs In all Its branches, and for me
chanicai training and the study Of ex-
ercises directed to the cultivation and
enlargement of the mind. LIS object is
TO qualify its students for personal soc.
cess and direct usefulness in life, and
Its purpose 10 promote the public vel
fare by exercising an influence 10 behalf
OF humanity and civilization. teaching
the blessings OF liberty regulated by
law, and intoxicating love and reverence
for the great principles OF the govern
ment IS derived from the inaliena bic
rights of man to life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness"
sharsn,s faaerai.
SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 1.-THE funeral
OF the late ex Senator sharon will take
place from Grace Church at I:3O D. m.
on Tue day next.
The Ediz Heck Fsg Bell.
The Light House Board give notice
that on December LIST q fog bell
struck BY machinery will be established
in the new bell tower at Edix Hook
Light Station, Straits of Fuca, Wash
lnRton Territory. Daring thick and
foRRy weather single blow at interv ls
OF 10 seconds will be struck on this bell.
The bell tower is pyramidsl, l5 feet at
the base and % feet high, and painted
white. Is is situated 325 feet Dorthv vest
by north from the light house.
Public Bequests.
II il stated this afternoon that the
late Senator Sharon left instructions to
his trustees by which $50, 900 10 to We
donated for the improvement of the
Golden Gate Park, and another sc, 1000
to be used for charitable purposes.
Ansi.Chinese Meesias At saaia Crss.
SANTA CsUz (Oai }, Nov. H.-An anti
Chinese meeting, held here this even
ing. adopted resolutions. which stated
the sense OF the nesting to be that the
Restriction Act should be so amsaded
that further Chinese immigration to
this country would be entirely prohibits.
cd.
kid OF Their Chiaese Populaiisn.
LORENZO (Cal.). Nov. IA commit
tee Of the Anti-Chiness Cisb visited all
the mill proprietors in the vicinity of
Boulder and this city and notified them
to discharge all the Chinese in their
employ. Both Of the towns mentioned
are already rid of their Chinese popula-
ton.