Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

L. G. Jones committed suicide at tn
Baldwin House on Tuesday.
An inquest on the body of Mrs. Anni
| Yanagasawa, who was killed on Sunday b.
Hagashi, resulted in a verdict charging The
latter with murder.
c. D. Crosby, of Alameda, is one of thu
seven surviving members of the first Con.
stitutional Convention, which met at Mon
terey in September, 1919.
The japanese Mission has rented the ole
chapel in the rear of the Central Methods
Episcopal Church on Mission street, between
| Sixth and Seventh, and is fitting it up as {
home for japanese immigrants.
| Alfred Rix is suing the Giant Powder
Company for legal services for long period
He claims that his services were worth
81, 200 a month, of which $500 month has
been paid, leaving 500 month still due
or, in the aggregate $50, $50.
Great excitement was caused on Folsom
street Monday by the action of the driver
of bakers wagon, who suddenly became
insane and kept the neighborhood in a
commotion for over an hour. The mans
name is Bouquerz. He was arrested.
There has Just been hung in the Mining
Bureau large photograph of Suffers mill
Ito which is attached two models showing
| The two sides of the gold nugget found in
the tailings of the mill on January 10,
1913, by James w. Marshall and Peter j.
WINNER.
Leo Hirsch, the brother of the Kearny-
street optician. has been missing for some
days. 1t is feared that he has committed
suicide, as he was subject to fits of despond-
ency and suffered from cancer of the stom-
ach. He is said to have threatened to make
away with himself.
About twenty-five families left Monday
on the Mexican steamer for Topolovampa,
Mexico, under the management of E. J.
Shellhouse. They are the first installment
of band who go to that country to found
a new city, which is to be run on the CO.
operative or. mutual-benefit plan. The
Stanley family, well known in musical
circles in this city, accompany the expedi-
ton, and will give concert on the steamer
on the eve of departure.
H. H. Winderfrom, of Montreal, Canada,
who is interested in a scheme to buy up
Palestine and make Jerusalem the capital
of the world, is at the Baldwin Hotel. He
states that 81 100000 Of the capital stock of
100000 has been subscribed, and he
has been assured that English capitalists
will also subscribe when the projectors are
ready TO complete the scheme. Mr.
Winderfrom is subscriber to the stock
and he states that Sir Hugh Sutherland
and I. Allan, of the Allan steamer line, are
also heavy subscribers.
An event OF great interest to all lovers of
racing will be the great free-for-all trottlng
race which takes place on the Bay District
ack on the 9th inst. This race which
will be held under the auspices of the Bay
District Association. viii be for a purse of
50, 200, to be divided as follows: Sixty per
cent, to the first horse, 50 per cent. to the
second horse and 10 per cent. to the third :;
best three out of five heats 10 harness.
This race is open to ali corners up to the
18th inst, entries TO be made at the office
of w. IL. Hinchr2su, Secretary Of the AS
ISOLATION, at 1873 California street. The
race will be governed b. the national
rules. Guy Wilkes, Harry Wilkes, Arab,
Manzanita Charley Hilton and others will
contest for this purse.