Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Judge Sawyer has returned from Alaska
and reopened the Circuit Court.
-Four Chinese persons, ticketed fer San
Francisco. who arrived on the steamship
| Gaelic, were refused landing Monday, by
Surveyor Tinnin.
The fishing along the wharves is re-
ported as being unusually good this wear.
Fine strings of fish are caught daily by
urchins out on their school vacation.
The entire cargo of Chinese brought in
by the Gaelic were landed by the Custom
house Monday. Their certificates were all
in order, and $50 AIongolans came ashore.
In consequence of the earnest request of
the 6. A. f. General Committee, General S.
W. Backus has decided to remain at the
head of the committee until after the en-
campment.
The work of canvassing the city for
boarding-houses during the G. A. r. en-
eampment is about completed It is ex-
peeted that all who come can easily be ac-
commodated.
son, city editor of the Ala, was thrown
from buggy, while out driving near the
Almshouse, on Sunday afternoon, and was
quite seriously injured by the fall.
There were only two wheat clearances
| for the week ending on the 2Sth and only
| five for the past fortnight Old wheat is
scarce. ana new wheat has not vet come
| forward to any extent. Five vessels were
added to the engaged fleet last week, max
ing eleven in two weeks.
Five thousand veterans are expected at
the G. A. K. encampment from Kansas.
They will leave that State July 26th, and
be here August 1st 1t is expected that
their delegates will make & determined eff
| - - L. H.
held at Topeka. The Wisconsin delega-
ton will arrive July Goth.
AT G. A. Il. Encampment HEADQUARTERS
| elaborate indices are being prepared. show
| ing at a glance where rooms can be had.
| the cost and the style, and as each comrade
is assigned to quarters the location is en-
tered, so that old associates can find each
others address by applying at headquarters
without moments delay.
Mayor Bartlett on Monday received the
| following telegram from Washington from
! City and County Attorney Love: Please
have Governor Stoneman telegraph Lamar
that the State claims no interest in the
Pueblo lands. These people are masquer-
aiding i'll the livery of the State" The
Mayor complied with the request
| The annual report of License Collector
Conroy will show collections of from Sl3,-
|
| total collections during the year 1SS4-5, for
city and county purposes, was $451, ,4SS 20.
| The total for this year up TO last Saturday
night was S463 197 40 or an excess so far
over the total OF last year of Sll ,70S 20.
There is on exhibition at Morton Ed
wards art studio bust of Alex D. Sharon
cut in California marble. This is the first
attempt made by any sculptor to use Cali
tornia marble for sculptural purposes, and
! has proven q handsome success The
marble, which is found in Inyo quarries,
resembles in every respect the true Italian
marble.
Acknowledgement Marshall, in behalf of
| the people, has been granted BY the Su-
| perior Court writ OF mandamus to COM
| pei the German Savings and Loan Society
to allow an examination of its books for
| the purpose of showing what moneys on
| deposit in the bank have escheated to the
| State through the death OF depesitors who
| left no heirs.
| Superior Judge Keyser, of Yuba county,
| enjoined the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal
Company, consolidated prohibiting hy-
drauiic mine working, and imposed fine
of $500 The company took aa appeal
| from this order to the Supreme Court of
this State in July, 1855, and the lower
| Court was sustained. The case was carried
to the Supreme Coust Of the United States
| on writ Of review, which Court has
affirmed the decision of the State Supreme
| Court.
TRINITY QUARTz-James NJ. Moor was
in town from East fork this week. From
him we learn that John Day and himself
! are building an arastra to work ore from
the Eagle mine on Rich gulch, and that
| prospects arc most flattering. james DAILY,
in connection with Moor ,S Day, has found
a mammoth ledge on the East fork of East
| fork, about twenty miles above the mouth
of the latter, which promises well 1t is
six feet between walls and carries free gold,
ealena and galena sulphurets. Jud Van
Matre informs Us that the Farmer boys on
Hay fork lately discovered very promis-
| ing quartz ledge between Big creek and
| Barker gulch Ii is three feet wide on the
surface and prospects big in pure gold and
| galena sulphRreis The Venicia mine of
! Eastman guieh, owned by l. Blakemore,
is maintaining its well-established reputa-
ton for richness and extent. A cleanup
| last week from fifty-thFee tons produced 351
ounces of gold, or at the rate of over Sf0O
| per ton. And there is said To be plenty of
| just as good ore in sight WeatesriHe Jour
| nal.
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