Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-03
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SAX Francisco, April 2d.-The Oceanic
Steamship Company received q dispatch
rom Washington yesterday TO the effect
that the company would be allowed TO
carry more than the lawful number of pas
sengers, so rs to accommodate the sailors
now at Sydney. A dispatch has been for
war3el 20 the agent of the company at
Sydney. giving him orders to take as pas
seDeers as many of the shipwrecked sailors
Is possible There are 800 men at Sydney
who viii be brought on the Mariposa, and
unless the Alameda has made connections
at Tlituila number of the others will be
brought also on the Mariposa from that
place.
The Collector of this port will receive Off
cial notice 10 take no cognizance OF the
fact If the Alameda or Mariposa carry more
passengers than allowed by law.
The two propellers were put on the
cruiser Charleston on the Union Iron
Works dry dock yesterday. The vessel
will be painted and launched again Thurs
day next.
After an Ice Trust.
TaucKEE, April 2d.-E. J. Brickell and
w. H. Kruger. the well-known capitalists
composing the Truckee Lumber Company
are going TO engage extensively in the ice
business. They own is COO acres of land in
the heart of the ice belt. containing loca-
tons for over fifty good ice ponds. The
present combination OF the ice companies
on the Pacific coast has created such de-
mand for an opposition ice company with
sufficient capital to fight the Union Ice
Company that Brickell & Kruger have
concluded 10 go into the business. Adver-
tisements for bids from contractors for
clearing the ice ponds and building dams
and side tracks will be published in 4 few
days.
santa Rosa Objects.
SANTA Rosa, April 2d.-Thiss city is
much agitated in regard to the Sunday ex-
cursions from San Francisco. Petitions
numerously signed were presented to the
City Council tonight, asking action pre-
venting such excursions. The business
men are divided on the question. All the
daily papers here are in favor of giving the
excursion managers another opportunity,
but say they must be stopped unless under
good control Mayor Byington and about
half the members OF the City Council favor
giving the excursionlsts another trial. but
If the scenes of last year are re-enacted the
people of the town will be united in de-
manding that the excursions be stopped.
A Fabulously Rich silver Mine.
SAN BEgHARpINo, April DIV. A.
Evans. Frank H. Evans. Q. d. Gass and A.
Preciado of this city have located silver
mine nine miles out of Bagdad, on the At
lantic and Pacific road, and six miles east
from Dagcett. The ore body is four feet
below the surface and yields 1900 ounces
of silver to the ton. Assays made show il
10 be the richest silver mine in California.
The vein has been traced for over two miles
with equally rich ore. Crowds are going 10
the mines. The excitement is general and
Wheatland Items.
Wup4T1ANp. April 2d.-At the annual
election for town officers yesterday the fol
ioyring were elected: Trustees-E. Il. Lang.
dor W E. A;tkesson, c. Z. kelser, J. L.
Rem and A. e. Stagner; Treasurer, A. j
liz. Assessor. n. d. Dowane; Marshal
C. d. Waddeli.
An offiejal visit from the District Deputy
Grard Matron was made the occasion for :
verv pleasant time by the members d
Wheatland Chapter, Order Eastern Star.
Met His Match.
FprsSo. April 2d.-L. II. Thompson, {
6rngeist. knocked Judge ID. S. Terry dowr
S,esTsTtlav morning. Thompson presented
= hiIl which Terry disputed, and called
Thompson a liar. The latter promptly
responded with blow which landed Terry
on the floor. The sympathy OF the enhr'
community is with the druggist. rms rep
TeseptatiYe of Southern chiyalry will INK
he cannot run this town.
en- e Tour of Inspection.
Los Angeles, April 2d.-General Su
nerintenaent Fillmore of the Southern
Pacific arrived here at noon today on !
spscisl train from Tucson. Among tn
marty were: II. T. Small. Superintendent Q
Machinery; N 81. Foster, Auditor OF sam
sleDartment; W. G. Wallace. Assistant Su