Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-21
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SAS FRANCISCO, March 2Oth.-At mass meet
ing at the Metropolitan Temple tonight set Of
resolutions ludorSlng Senator Stanfords land
mortgage bill was adopted. One thousand cit
liens were present. The meeting was enthu-
siastlc. 8 H. Depuy was Chairman. Addresses
were made by J. H. Hinds of San Jose: / 8 Me-
Cue. of Marin county, and Colonel Henry Fitch.
unanimously:
Resoired That We, the citizens of San Fran
cisco, lndorse the plan of Senator Stanford of
coming the land to one-half its assessed value
into lawful money, and charging per cent per
annum 10 landowners.
Santa Rosa Items.
SANTA Rosa March 2oth.-Henry Grissim a
ceased had attained the Thirty third degree in
Na'onIy. He was an exempt member of the
New York and Stockton Fire Departments.
The Glen Ellen and Los Guilicos Railroad has
been Incorporated with capital stock of $50.
OOo A. p Overton, N ". Grswold. W. E
Fisher and Ii. E. McCheney are the Directors.
Inc purpose Is to build road four miles in
length between Los Guilicos and Glen Ellen.
A north wind preva led again to-day and in
dications are good for clear weather
Last night the City Council raised the liquor
license from $50 to $40 per quarter
The Sugar Tariff.
SAN FRANCISCO, March aOth.-The Board of
Health this evening condemned fifty houses in
the Chinese quarters as unfit for habitation.
John D. Spreckels said to a Cal reporter to-
to-day "If TINS reduction in the duty passes.
you may write the beet sugar business as hope,
lessly crippled-utterly ruined When we saw
that we Will ship machinery intended for our
second refinery back to Germany, we mean
every word OF it, With the threatened reduc-
tions and the raising OF standard raw material,
which virtually admits partially. refined sugar
also at much greater advantage than before
we simply can't compete"
Rough Weather.
SEATTLE (wash.). March 2Oth.-lt is very
rough on the Sound this evening. The steamer
state OF " Washington, while trying to make the
landing, crashed into the steamers Cascade
ldith and Haytian Republic, badly damaging
1t is reported the steamer Mabel, owned and
commanded by Captain Haufe has been lost
somewhere between WhatcoD and this CITY,
The bark Bundaler. which went ashore near
Dungeness Bay Tuesday, is still ashore Hopes
are entertained OF saving her.
State Teachers Association.
Los ANGELES, March 20th.-The State Teach
ers' Association met this morning. Papers
the Reform school, Miss Helen Cooley of
this city, Technical Education;' Miss schaIen.
berger of San Jose, CLAY Modelipg;'' S. W.
ment of Success Rosamopd R. Johnston of
in Our Schoolsr'
A general discussion followed. The newly
elected officers were installed this afternoon.
Sailor Killed.
EUREKA, March 2Oth.-This morning at 10
O'Clock, on board the schooner Jennie which
was loading at Arcata wharf, second Mate Olsen
and sailor David Hansen fell TO the decs by the
parting OF the halyards supporting stage on
which they were scrapipg the mast Hansen
struck on his head and was instantly killed.
Olsen had three ribs broken and his shoulder
disloeated, brother and sister of Hansen live
in Oakland.
Railroad Extension.
STOCKTON, March 2)th.-A surveying party of
ten men, with three carloads of materials com
Prising camping and grading outfit, were to-
tn harir fl,o
work of extending the Oakdale Road from Oak
dale to Merced, distance of :orty miles They
expect 800 laborers will be put to work in few
days
He Saw No Indians.
IoRDsBURG On. NJ, March 2Oth.-Harry Clas-
sen, Assessor of this county, came in from the
Blue River today. He has been in that vicin.
ity for several days an sing trip and saws
he neither saw nor heard Of any Indians If
there had been any whites killed in that neigh
borhood he would undoubtedly have heard of
ii.
Railroad Concession.
SAN DIEGO March 20th-At a meeting of the
Iranscontinental Association to-day the petition
OF frultgrowers for a revision of the tariff east
was considered and allowed as follows: The
rate that prevailed on ten cars heretofo will
now be allowed on seven cars. they to be from
the same point and for the same destination
Trial by Court-MartiaI.
Los ANGELES. March Goth. The trial by
Court-msrtial of Colonel W. d. H. Russell of the
day. Testimony was introduced showing gross
mismanagement and irregularity in his fnan-
cial accounts
Prominent Odd Fellow Dead.
Les ANGELES, March 2Oth.-Charles E. Gault,
for many years connected with Wells Fargo's
Express, died to-day at Beaumont of consump-
ton, aged 81 years. Deceased was a Past
Grand Master OF the odd Fellows OF California.
Lucky Ex-Postmaster.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mart h 20th.-The jury in the