Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-23
ABOUT THE STATE CAPITOL.
GOVERNOR WATERMAN REPORTED TO
BE IN FAIR HEALTH.
The Chinese Leper Pardoned-A Batch
of Observation-Disclosures to State Lands
New Incorporations-Etc.

The Governor yesterday pardoned All
Fouh, the Chinese leper, who has been i'm
prisoned in the Sacramento County Jail.
He was convicted on June 18th for refus-
ing to give his name to the Poll Tax Col
lector and was sentenced to twenty days'
imprisonment. The pardon was granted
on account of the loathsome disease with
which the Mongol is afflicted. and the fear
that other prisoners in the jail would be in
danger of contracting it. The heather
will be taken to the San Francisco leper
colony.
NEW HoTARIEs PUBLIC.
The Governor appointed the following
Notaries Public yesterday: A, D. Nc.
Donald, Saratoga, Santa Clara county; ].
&. Welsh, W. L. Jackson, s. G. Tompkins,
San Jose; James Johnson, Modesto; NJ. W.
Dunpigan, Antioch NJ. NJ. Garoutte, E. A.
Hawkins, Woodland; Orestes Orr, E. S.
Hall, w. F. Sherwood, San Buenaventurs:
Mokelumne Hill; P. F. Hart, Ferndale: S,
l. Allard Eureka; Charles f. Beach, Trim
idad; John w. Shepherd, Sacramento;
Stanton L. Carter, Francis Cutting, Stock
ton; c. W. McMaster, Lodi; J. w. Lippin-
colt, Cassell City, Shasta; George c. Young,
Petaluma; j. S. Porter, Suffer Creek; A.
W. Bishop, Oakland; Charles E. Kelly,
P. Z. Bausch, W. F. Swasey, San Fran
cisco; w. f. Farris, Eureka; a P. Ander-
son, San Jacinto, San Diego; P. E. Kent,
Poway, San Diego B. F. Bailey, Lompoc
w. H. Woodbridge, &. s.. Cooper, Santa
Barbara; Harry NJ. Shreve, Tulare City; G.
III. Longenecker, Nelson, Butte; Albert
Hall, W. n. Rohner, NJ. B. kellogg, Fres-
no; James K. Tapscott, Yreka; G. NJ
Chase, Red Bluff; J. B. AshbIook, Tehama;
c. f. Lewis, Boca; ]. E. Prewett. Auburn;
+. S. S. Root, Westport; James E. Pember-
ton, Mendocino City; F. w. Mckinney,
Santa Cruz; w. L. Burton, Cotton.
STATE LAND PATENTS ISSUED.
The following land patents were signed
by the Governor yesterday: University
lands-Henry Burgett, Colusa, 40 acres :;
John Reynolds, Monterey, 100 acres; John
B. Ross, Plumas, 40 acres; Arthur 7. Wei
ton, Colusa, 40 acres; Thomas Cock burn,
Tehama, 40 acres; Daniel Giovannini, So
mona, 40 acres; John L. Bromley, Contra
Costa, 120 acres; Frank Stated, Napa, 40
acres; T. c. Herbert, Monterey, I6U acres;
John Touhy, Tulare, 3243S acres; L. G.
Judson, San Bernardino, 40 acres: Michael
McStay, Santa Clara, 15S 80 acres; Jesse D.
Carr, Monterey, 40 acres; G. P. Moore. So
mona, 40 acres; G. E. White, Mendocino
40 acres. Grant of 10th and Both sections
J. w. White, Modoc, $40 acres; A. C. Kitch-
ing, San Diego, 160 acres; Hall Hanlon,
San Diego, 1851 acres. State tide land
drs. c. A. Keys, Marin, 81 80 acres.
GOVERNOR WATERMAN NOT SICK.
w. W. Douglass, Executive Secretary in
the Governors office, stated yesterday that
there was no truth whatever in the report
that Governor Waterman had pneumonia.
His Excellency is up and about, and was
not confined to his bed at all.
NEW WATER COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation of the Camp
Far West Water Company were filed. in
the Secretary of States office yesterday.
The capital stock is 100000, the principal
place of business Smartsville, and the
Directors are, Jas. O'Brien, James O'Brien,
Jr., William O'Brien, j. NJ. Smith and A.
J. Monteith.
TAXES PAID IN.
Santa Barbara county paid $50, 1851 into
the State Treasury yesterday.
CLERK GONE WRONG.
Detective" writing to the Paragraph, OF
Oakland, says: THE ersIwhile clandestine
Secretary of the Fish Commissioners. one
of the best known clerks of the Controller s
office, is currently reported to be victim
! to the tender passion. This report gains
credence from the fact that he repudiates
his old-time name and insists upon the
young lady's wishes being observed. To
that end he now signs fish reports and
salary warrants N. James O'Reilly."