Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-06
Signal Service Indications.

Signal Service Indications.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 5th-S p. NJ
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours.
California, continued cool and clear
weather, with northerly winds. becoming
occasionally fresh and brisk.
The Handicap Billiard Tournament.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 9Th. - Platt's
Hall was crowded tonight by an audience
to witness the second game of the handicap
billiard tournament, between Alonzo Morris
and Bob Saylor. The latter was to score
$50 points to Morris 500. The PLAYING was
excellent, and at times exciting. On the
10Th inning, Morris scored his 500, Savior
at the time having 331. The winners
highest run was 20, Saylors 81. McCleerv
and Morns VIII play tomorrow night, this
match concluding the tournament.
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, January 5th.-The banks
were closed for two days in The week end
ing on the 4th, and the volume of business
is necessarily small. Call loans vary from
to q; commercial loans, 6 to 10; and
real estate loans on city property, 6 to s.
The Hibernia Bank has loaned right along
for year past at 6 per cent. This bank
has put out about $4,000 at this rate in the
past week. The other savings banks of the
city are generally loaning at Z. The Ger
man bank has put out $4,000 at this rate
in the past week. The bulk of the COM
mercial business is at I. Money appears to
be plentiful despite the large amount locked
up temporarily in the city vaults, as the
result of tax collections. This money will
soon flow out into the various channels of
trade in payment of municipal salaries and
supplies.
Chinese Matters in San Jose.
SAN JOSE, January 5th.-A committee of
the Anti-Chinese League appeared before
the Board of Supervisors this afternoon,
and requested that body to take some
action toward freeing white labor from
Chinese competition. The members are all
in sympathy with the movement but no
definite action was taken.
Lee Wah was convicted this morning OF
practicing medicine without the required
certificate, and will be sentenced Friday
Seventeen Cinnamon were arrested this
afternoon, on charges of violating the
laundry ordinance, which provides that
they shall not conduct the business in
frame buildings. They will contest the
validity of the ordinance.
The Chinese at Truckee.
TRUcKEE, January 5th-The Chinese
have established an armory here, and arr
In anticipation of trouble.
PetaIuma Paragraphs.
PETALUMA, January 9th. - Cold, clear
weather prevailed the past week, and heavy
frosts have fallen each night Ice formed
a quarter of an inch in thickness.
The present week will be observed as
week Of prayer in all the Protestant
churches in this city.
The publicS schools opened yesterday with
q full attendance. The same cornS OF
teachers Of the last term were reinstated.
Los Angeles Notes.
Los ANGELES, January 5th.-J T. Guffey
Deputy Supreme Court Clerk for Los An
geles, left this afternoon for San Francisco
| on duties of this office connected with Nc
Carthy' disappearance.
The cityis oyerrun with iramps, who all
say they are from Bakersfield.
The building of the Temple-street cable
| road was checked this morning by the dis
| coyery that the track was three inches
above the grade of the street. About 100
yards will have to be relaid.
\ large excursion will 20 tom orrow from
Los Angeles to The midwinter fair at Santa
Ana.
Billy Manning is in town for his night
with Morrison next Sunday at Agricultural
Park
During the present cold snap the mer-
curry has ranged from $40 down to 40o each
night.