Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-20
San Jose Items,

Copyright 1883. By The California Assaiated PressJ
SAN JOSE, March 19th.-The Council to-
night accepted the only bid for the pur-
chase of the unsold remainder of city
bonds for 1922, 500, at one-eighth of one per
cent. premium, to Gustave Tulioi
1t approved the committees report re-
commencing franchise to three electric
light companies, being the West Coast.
Pacific Coastt Electrical CONSTRUCTION, and
Pacific Electric Motor, all to put wires
under the ground.
Notes from the Bay.
SAN Francisco, March 19th.-TSpecial. /
The Supervisors this evening appointed +.
e. Haskell Operator of the Fire Alarm
Telegraph, vice Clarke, not confirmed.
The Republican County Committee met
this evening and took preliminary steps
toward organizing for the campaign. A
committee of five was selected to confer
with prominent Republicans on the sub
ject OF the best methods of electing dele
gates to the State Convention. II is gener-
ally supposed there will be a primary
Right-Ffelder Fogarty.
ECopyrlg, 1883. BY t.e California Associatsd Prcssl
Los ANGELES. March h.-JinrFogarty.
the crack right, fielder of the Philadelphia
Bas hall Gu lives here. He, told a re-
porter yesterday that unless lie receives
word from the Quaker City before Satur-
day. that his terms have been accepted, he
will play with one of the California League
Clubs. Fogarty has already received Two
offers to play in San francisco
SOnoma Irems.g
Copyright, 1855, JyAe California associated Press
SONoMA, March 19sh.- This morning
about o'clock terrific wind.storm sprung
up and lasted until daylight.s No damage
is reported
The Young Mems Institute gave highly
successful entertainment here on the even
ing of st. Patrick's Day, when Judge Sulli-
van delivered an address.
1t Has The Navy Yard.
lCopyigl 1888, by The California associated Press.
VALLEJO, March 19th.-Electicn passed
off quietly. The Democratic employees of
the Navy Yard worked hard and openly.
and were successful in electing their ticket.
J. Il. Whitaker was elected Superintend-
ent OF Schools, and J. 2. Murphy, Mar
sbal. The majorities range from ten to
150
No Trains Running at Los Angeles.
Copyright 1888, blythe California associated Press
Los ANGELES, March 19fh.-No trains are
running yet on the Santa Fe at this point.
IL VIC COMPANY tic DOllCt refusing
freight and tickets is stlll displayed Arrange
ments have been made to send an engine
with mail car only once each day to San
Diego.
Drowned in MiI-Pond.
ICoppfgt, 1855, blythe California associated Iressl
FoRT BRAGG, March 19th.-A young man
named Rochetta, who has brother work
ing on the Examiner while walking some
logs on mill-pond yesterday, at the La
guna Mill, fell off, and was drowned under
the logs.
An Indian Sent to Prison.
Copyright, 1sSs, blythe California 4ssociated Prsssl
SANTA Rosa, March 19th-This afternoon
Judge Rutledge sentenced Louis Juan. the
lnolan who was convicted of manslaughter
last week, to serve eight years at San Quen-
tin.
Death from Cancer.
iCopygh, 1855, by tie California 4ssociatea Press.l
MARYsvILLE, March l9th.-The wife of
x-Flsh Commissioner Sherwood, died this
evening OF cancer, after a prolonged illness.