Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-15
Appeal Granted in the North bloomfield
Debris Case,

Appeal Granted in the North bloomfield
Debris Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 14th.-Judge
Sawyer to-day granted an appeal to the
united States Supreme Court from the
decision OF the United States Circuit Court,
IN the case of Woodruff against the North
Bloomfield Gold Mining COMPANY. The
company was lately adiudged in contempt
IN permitting and carrying on hydraulic
mining.
Colonel Archie WATSON Loses n Leg.
SAN Francisco, January I4th.-Tbis af.
ternoon, while Colonel Archie WATSON of
the National Guard of California. was
about to get off a Union-street cable car.
ne sllpped ana fell under the car. and had
his right leg taken off.
Signal Service Indications.
SAN Francisco, January 14tb-S p M
indications for the succeeding 80 hours:
California, generally fair weather, except
ON the northwestern coast, where local
rams ana variable winds will prevail.
The Chinese Question at San Jose.
SAN JOSE January l4th.-Tbe Anti
Coolle League this evening resolved to call
state convention, to meet here in Feb
ruary also TO circulate petition for SIGN
ers, ASKING congress to rescnd the Bur-
lingame treaty. The question of boycot-
ting the signers to the petition askinS tbe
Council TO reScind the frame-building lam
dry ordinance, was referred to the execu-
tive committee, with the exception of one
man, whom 1t was resolved TO boycott. All
meeting OF the City Council, this evening.
petitions signed by large numbers of white
people were presented by an attorney ash
ing that certain Chinese laundries be ex-
empted from the provisions of the laundry
ordinance. The Council, however. took
no action.
Fatal Accident in San Mateo Coun.v.
SPANIsHTowN, January l4th.-Tacob Sal
tan, of this place, was Shot and instantly
killed yesterday, by the accidental dis
charge OF a shotgun while he was getting
over fence.
Bank Doors Closed at Bodie.
BoDIE, January 14th.-At an early bour
this forenoon the following notice was
posted on the Mono County Bank doors
The Mono County Bank is compelled to
suspend temporarily. O. f. Hakes has
charge OF the same, pending the wish of
the creditors. Signed by the Cashier. H. F.
Hastings Upon inquiry it was ascer-
tanned that the principal cause was that the
graft made by the bank on the Anglo-Cali-
fornia Bank of San Francisco had been
protested: Mr.. Barton, one of the heaviest
stockholders, IS expected TO arrive Satur-
day 1t is believed that he will settle all
claims III full. The liabilities or assets
cannot be ascertained at present.
Two Boys Held to Answer for Grand
Larceny.
SANTA Rosa, January 14th.-The prelim-
mary examination of Harry McCoon and
Charles Davis, the two bows who have inst
ad fpnr,, I'll
having been confined therein fortv-one
days awaiting their trial for obstrncting
the railroad track near that CITY. took.place
to-day on charge of grand larceny. for
having stolen S6S from Mrs Hollister. of
tins place. several days previous TO their
San Rafael trouble. Mrs. HOLSTERS testi-
mony went to show that the money was
missed one day during her absence. when
DAVIS was the only occupant of her house
Campbell testified that while in the San
Rafael Jail they confessed the theft 10 him
ne defense offered no testimony. and
justice Brown held them to answer on a
charge Of grand larceny, with bail at $500
which was furnished.
His Salary All Right.
SAN JOSE, January 14th.-Judge Belden
rendered decision i'll the case of the Chief
OF Police VS.. The City of San Jose to-dav in
cover three-months' salary during the
suspension of the Chief of Police last sum
mer owing to certain charges against him.
The Court held that the charter only pro-
vldes Tor the removal and not for the for.
fixture of the salary
Female Periurers Punished.
STOCKTON, January 14th.-A few months
ago Martin Ryan was convicted here of
burglary. On the trial Johanna BIanch-
held and Mamie Robinson testified that
they saw Ryan in San Francisco at the time
OF the robbery. The women were convict
ed of perjury and sent to San Quentin
Yesterday they testified here that Mrs.
Julia Ryan, the mother of Martin. induced
them to commit perjury. This morning
Mrs. Ryan was sentenced to fourteen wears
IN san Quentin for subornation of perjury.
All the parties belonged in San Francisco.
Breakwater for Port Hartford Wanted,
SAN LUIS OBisPo, January 14th.-Citi
lens OF tins county, representing $4,000 900
IN wealth, have petitioned Congress to
grant an appropriation for breakwater
ior Fort Hartford. The said petition, with
pointed resolutions, will be forwarded to-
day, through G.. II. Phillips. Secretary of
the committee, TO our delegation in Con-
gress, especially to Congressman Mark
ham, who understands the wants of this
port. This is the third effort of our citi-
zens in this matter, and they expect this
to be crowned with success.
Los Angeles Notes
Los ANGELES, January 14tn.-County
bonds were refunded to-day as follows:
Rallroad, 1877 900; bridge bonds, $50, 900;
total, Sf37 900. All were taken by Thomas
Brown, of San Francisco, at Il per cent.
The former rate was per cent.-a saving
of over $4,000 per annum.
johnnie Nordholdt has been adiudged
insane He has been hoodlum and big
nuisance to the police for long time.
The eastern excursions DELAYED by the
blockade will arrive tomorrow.
The Ereni'g Erprcss publishes an inter
view with Captain Tom Cox, who refutes
the story fPegleg Smiths lost mine on the
Colorado desert A large party of pros
pectors from Riverside are now out looking
for it, and also the body of Tom Coner,
supposed to have been killed last wear
while looking for il:
OREGON.