Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Frank G. Newlands has been appointed
by Judge Coffey as guardian of his chill
dren, Edith, Janet and Frances Newlands,
grandchildren and heirs of the late William
Sharon.
The International Union of Cigarmakers
has adopted a blue local label, bearing the
number of the Union, DOB, to show that
boxes with this label contained cigars
made in this State.
The papers in the contest of Montague r
Leverson to obtain a seat in Congress OF
the strength of thirteen votes have been
certified to in the Supreme Court, and will
be shortly forwarded to Washington.
Colonel J. d. Pennybacker, of Virginia
examiner of United States surveys, and J
/. Laderes, his assistant have arrived il
this city to investigate the surveys in the
California land department. They have
just got through investigating the New
Mexico land department.
The Misses Shuy Ling and Chin Wing
bellies of SpofIord alley, eloped Monday at
ternoon with their lovers, who hustled
them into a close carriage and drove off tC
the old City Hall. Justice Burke united
them in the bonds of matrimony, and be-
fore the Federal Courts could interfere by
haLeas corpus or restraining orders, the
How and Mrs. Lou All Tom.
A big, red placard now posted in China.
town is interpreted TO read Sons of the
Middle Kingdom connected with the Chi
nese Cigarmakers' Association. Concern.
ing this introduction of foreign devil (Fan
Kwey) cigarmakers from the Eastern lands
Fear not 1t is nothing 1t is simply be-
cause the foreign slave monaghan epithei
for Caucasians) wish to force us to accept
lower wages. Be of good courage, there
fore. We will fight for you"
Twenty-four young women and foul
men, from Dundee, Scotland, are expected
to arrive in this city overland, this week
to take positions in the California Jute Mill
in place of Chinese employees. They are
all experienced hands and it is thought
each woman will do the work of two
Cinnamon. 1t is also expected that they
will teach California girls how to do the
work. The women are weavers. What
branch the men will operate in is not
stated.
The poultry show of the California Poul
try Association is now complete and the
varieties of crows to be heard in st. Igna-
thus Hall are as many as the greatest hater
of monotony could wish. There aIe also
on exhibition considerable number OF
pdllOtS, Sbfnt CdtS, Il obISit lOHtcOilc u y
whom the roosters make very nervous
some guinea pigs, some squirrels, some
chickens Just Matched, incubators, food
mixers, etc. The show is an unusually
fine one.
/ Following is the weekly report of the
free soup-house- of the Holiness Associ
alton: Number of meals given, 1,205
most in one day, 1S4 least in one day, 101
women and children feed, IS; families ap.
piled for relief, 3; refused on account Of
drunkenness or other unworthiness, IS
lodgings furnished for 3; employment OBJ
| tanned for 4. Total number meals given tC
! date, S,091. Eighteen women and children
were among the number who applied fol
aid. Three families were furnished assist
ance.
When Mr.. Brooks took the office of Sub
Treasurer one of the first offensive partisan
| to be decapitated was Mr.. Bornemann, who
| for years had been the office cashier |
was said at the time that the Office coulC
not get along very well without Borne
mann, but Mr.. Brooks friends only laughed
| and limited that there was no man in tn,
| world so important that the Government
could not get along without him. Mr.
Bornemann left his position on January %
remaining some weeks to give his .uccesso
an insight into his duties. On Monda,
Sub Treasurer Brooks sent for Mr. Borne
mann and begged of him to resume hi
duties as cashier. 1t may be that tn
United States Government could get alon,
without Bornemann, but it looks as if Sub
Treasurer Brooks could not.