Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-24
Patents To Ca,,torniaos.

WASHINGTON, January 2Sd-The folio ing
RESIDENTS OF California were granted patents
YESTERDAY Albert V. Clark and E. 7. NJ. Pie, Of
Alameda, oil-burning lime kiln: Ward Davidson.
oakahd tura-table for cable or electric rsil-
ways, Charles Franco iivermore bail tic
tWlster; George ". Hanes, stockton silkv
plow; Andrew J Hatch, san Francisco drigr.
Henry i. Hayes. Oakland fire extension ladder
Two patents James J. Johnson. San Francisco,
box; William B. stairhira, stockton, serated
tonic beverage.
Supplies Tor the Manodnock.
WAsHINGToN January 2Sd.- Bids wc7c opened
al the Navy Department to day for furnishing
supplies for the AanOdnock at Mare Island
navy Yard. There are TWENTY-FIVE bidders from,
New York, Pennsylvania and California These
ron. ron S9iliofnia were A. r. Carmau and lanes
aeCuoden, of Vallejo; Charles A Powell A.
CRAWFORD, Austin y Phelps, W. L. J. Foye
George w. Gibbs Il Co, Vim f Whittier ana
Dnnhsm, Cauigan X Hayden Company, OF SAN
Fran isco.
New California Fostmaste-s
WASHINGTON, January 2sd.-The ionowine
changes have been made in California Post
masters w. II. Gale, Elk Creek Cousa county
vice Wm. H. Pyle, resigned; James H. Curtis AZ
Fall River Mills. Shastn county, vice samuel +
Fltzwaier, resigned; VIM Mcdowell at seuti-
mel, Fresno county, vice Frank Gross resigned
Elisa X. HerTinston, Spottswood, Kern county
wee James +. Srady resigned.
TIE Women's Convention.
WASHINGTON, January 2sd-At the womans
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read from Matilda Gage and Frances Minor
Mrs. Elisa A. ConnoV spoke in favor of woman
suffrage. Miss Mary B. Clay, Rev olympia
Brown and Abigail SSo;t DUniwHy also spoke.
Among the orators at the session tonight which
closed the Convention were Clara B. colby and
| Helen NJ. Cougar
lana There Il Will Die"
WASHINGTON, January 2sd-The tarin bin
will be reported to the House from the senate
/ tomorrow, and viii be Immediately referred to
| the ways and Means Committee, aud there it
will probably die. The prevailing belief is taat
the oili VIII never get into conference A
! Demo ratio caucus viii probably be held TO
| cons der the subject within the next few DAYS
! Poor sehinirg Turns Up again.
WASHINGTON, January 23d.-Louis C. Schil-
| ling, whose case at one time excited consider
able Interest both in the United States aud
Mexico. has presented petition TO the Senate
| in which he makes complaint against the De-
partment OF state for not, rs he alleges, afford
ing him the protection due an American citi-
zen.
Why Stanford Did Not Vote.
WAsHIsGToN, January 23d.-The fact that SEN
ator Stanford did not vote last evening when
the tariff bill was brought to a vote. exc ted
some comment. This morning il was stated
that Stanford was permanently paired with
Hearst on the tariff question. If Hearst had
passing the bill.
EDgrossire The Tariff Btu.
WAsHINGToN, January 23d.-The Senate En-
crossing Clerks worked hurd all day endeavor-
ing 10 complete the SeDate's substitute for the
Mills tariff bill, so IS 20 get 1t back 20 the House
before adjournment, but were unable to do 50
/: viii be ready to go to tire House tomorrow.
FOR Storage Reservoirs.
WASHINGTON January sd The Appropra-
ton Committee of the House has decided to al
low Sl5O,0O0 Tor the continuation of the work of
surveying aud locating sites for irrigating the
arid lands of the West.
MortoIfs Washington House
WASHINGTON, January 23d.-Nice- President
elect Morton has leased the residence Of Alex
ander Graham Bell. on Massachusetts, avenue.
and Will occupy It for the next four years.
The Preside0J Getting Ever.
WASHINGTON, January 23i-Three moro Of
teials in the New York Appraiser Office Gsve
been removed by order OF ths President.