Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-03
Anti-Chinese Action.


SAN Francisco, February 2d-At an
anti-Chinese meeting at Point Tiburon. II
J. Ward presiding, a committee of three
was appointed 90 request the EMPLOYERS OF
Chinese al Tlourcn and California CITY 10
discharge such Chinese within ten DAYS
and committee of three was also named
to notify Cinnamon EMPLOYED AT Tiburon
and vicinity TO leave within ten DAYS. w.
d. Southworth addressed the meetinp and
SAIL that at the late session Of the General
Assembly ofthe Knights of Labor at Ham
ilton, a it had been deciGe to move
as body against the Chinese, and tina,
hereafter the Knights of Labor will be an
anti-Chinese organization. a meeting will
be soon held to receive reports from the
immittees.
SANTA Rosa, February 2d.-The Armory
Rink was again crowded on Monday even.
ing for the further considering of the Chi
nese question. The committee OF fifteen
who were appointed By the President OF
the club since the last meeting. read their
report, which was vOluminous and had a
firm and decisive tone in its language
Lawful ami mild means were. however
advised. petition was circulated in the
audience, which was generally signed. to
the effect that they would pledge them
selves not TO patronize or employ any Chi
nese coolies or pagans after March 1st. and
SO far as possible, IN buying goods, would
always give their preference 10 those man.
uiactured by the Caucasian race. Stirring
and telling speeches were made by Hon. G.
a. Johnson, Hon. J T. Campbell and sey-
eral others. The audience contributed SIS
to the Anti-Coolie Club. Several kilograms
and communications were received from
anh-Coolle clubs in various portions of the
State, which mad seen the notice published
that this club wished to cooperate with
similar movements, sending greetings and
encouraging the good work. Hon G. A
johnson, Hon. J. T. Campbell and S. J
Allen were unanimously elected as dele.
gates 10 attend the Anti-CoOlic Convention,
which meets at San Jose. February 4th
Twelve delegates viii be chosen from the
county 10 attend the convention, and the
other nine will be chosen from other parts
Amidst applause, The meeting was ad-
Journed to meet at the call Of the Chair.
SoNoMA, February 2d.-A mass meeting
against the Chinese was held last night. a
Committee on Ways and Means was ap-
pointed 70 find an honorable manner of re-
moving the Chinese. They viii report on
Friday, the 18th inst
ST. HELENA, February 2d.-An exciting
anti-Chinese meeting was held last night.
A mass meeting Is To be held to-day and
Cinnamon are to be given ten DAYS to leave
town. y large number of Chinese arrived
recently from Sonoma. Trouble is feared:
NAPA, February 2d.-To-nizht meeting
will be held at the Opera House to take
action against the Chinese
GOLD Run, February 2d.-The citizens of
Gold Run have notified the Chinese to de-
part. The last one went Yesterday. leaving
Gold Run entirely free from the Chinese
horde
TRucKEE, February DIV. II. Kruger
and W. w. Van Arsdale, manager a
Sisson, Croker e Co., who went 10 san
Francisco Sunday night to get the Chinese
contracts rescinded. telegraph that they
have arranged matters satisfactorily. This
practically settles the Chinese question in
Truckee.
0RLAND lColusa county,, February ID
a large and orderly meeting, attended bv
the best citizens, was held here last night.
Resolutions Were passed adopting the boy
cotting system, and permanent Anti
Chinese League was formed.
SANTA CRUZ, February 2d.-Th CITY
Council last evening, by unanimous vote.
rejected the proposed ordinance for the re-
moval of Chinatown, but suggested that
they would pass a gambling and cubic air
ordinance, and instructed the health of
ficers to Tigidly enforce all ordinances for
the abatement of nuisances in Chinatown.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, February 2d.-The
Board of Supervisors of this county have
appointed ex-senator J. Marion Brooks,
Captain j. H. Capitow and Thomas fl.
Cheney Delegates to the Anti Chinese Con-
vention at Sacramento, on March 10th
next. The anti-Chinese feeling here is
very strong.
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 2d.-Money is
in fair demand. The extremes for CONNER
cial loans are COLO, with little business at
either extreme, most of the loans being at
z. Call leans on United States bonds or
other equally good security can be had
from large capitalists at 4@5. Real estate
loans vary from 6 to 9 per cent The
amount put out on city real estate during
the past week was as follows: