Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-02
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Last week, as reported by the Immigra-
ton Association, 544 immigrants arrived
in this city.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were Sl02. 923 rs
making total since January LIST of 1921
SOS "a
The Supreme Court has entered an order
staying proceedings as to suspension of
Messrs. Whittemore and Cowdery as attor-
neys, for twenty days.
Colonel Charles F. Croker started SIM
day afternoon for an inspection trip over
the Southern Pacific to New Orleans. He
Will be gone several weeks.
Judge Coffey has rendered decision ad
hitting to probate the two wills of Thomas
j. Hill, In connection with which a contest
has been pending since last July.
Eighiy-six deaths were recorded mt the
Health Office during the week ending Feb
ruary 10Th, against lbs the corresponding
week last year. The males numbered 81,
females %.
j. Christian Franks was sworn in as
United States Marshal Monday by Judge
Hoffman, of the United States District
Court, and at once entered upon the per-
Torrance of his duties.
The embezzlement indictment against
ex-Clerk Mccarthy, of the Supreme Court
has been assigned to Judge Toohy for trial
and the defendant will probably be ar
raigned on Saturday next
The Internal Revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for the week ending
on the 9th were S31 1885, The receipts for
February were sl10,646. Including $31 1876
from beer, $40, 269 from spirits and $31. IA
from tobacco.
Conner Gorham, of the United States
Mint in this city, reports the coinage of
81, 40, 600 half eagles and $3.50 900 in eagles
during the month of February. against
81 10000 in standard dollars for the same
month last year.
In the case of Captain H. w. Goodell. of
the ship Governor ROBBIE, who was sem
fenced to four months imprisonment in
the penitentiary Colonel Mosby made a
motion for new trial Monday morning.
The motion was denied, and he was taken
to San Quentin.
Formerly small sums of greenbacks were
paid out at the Sub-Treasury, which citi-
zens could transport across the continent
but now none are paid out 1t is Supposed
that the Treasury Department prohibited
it, owing to the accumulation of gold in
the Sub Treasury.
Mr.. Mowry, attorney for Chinese habeas
corpus cases, states that over 900 tickets
had been purchased by Chinese up to Fri
day last to return home on the CITY of
Picking, which sails Wednesday next. and
it IVES expected that fully 1.4O0 tickets
would be purchased before the vessel sails.
The report of Superintendent Sedgwick.
of the House of Correction, filed with the
Supervisors, shows that there were confined
at that institution on March 1st 232 prison
ers. During the month just past "a prison.
ers were received by commitment and So
were discharged on expiration of sentence.
During The month 2,544 days labor were
performed by the prisoners.
The following dispatch in relation to the
case of the Petaluma murderer, Ang Tai
Duck, was received from Washington Sun
day:
WASHINGTON Cd. CO.. February %, 1856.
Chief Of Police cfosriey, san Francisco . secre-
tary Bsysrd has telegraphed as follows to our
Consul at Hongkong: "Withers. Con.ul Hong
kong: Application made to British Government
for arrest at Hongkong Of Ang Tai Duck charged