Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Marcn lUtn.-May0r POND |
this afternoon vetoed the ordinance fixing the |
water rates which the Board of Supervisors /
passed q few days ago.
The fund for the unemployed of this city to-
day reached $1,000. The committee has ar |
ranged TO put 150 men at work in Golden Gate |
Park for eleven days ct ST. so per day. Others |
will be provided for as opportunities offer.
A Bond That Was Stolen.
SAN Francisco, March 10th.-Secret Service |
detective Harris recovered from the POSSESSION |
of teamster named McKenna, a $500 United |
Stats bond, which is down on the Government !
list as stolen. McHenra says that in 1872, |
while still lad, he found a wallet in pile of |
dit in Arizona. It contained number of |
papers, including the bond, the value or nature |
of which he did not know ct the time. He put |
it among some old books and did not think of |
it again until a few days ago. when he found it |
and gave it to friend to ascertain its value 1t
will be sent to the Treasury Department at |
Washington and its history ascertained.
Pomona's Sensation.
POMONA, March 1cth.-The disappearance of
Robert kelk from Pomona is the subject of |
much uneasiness among his friends in this To- |
cality. Kelk is q carpenter and builder, and |
has made small fortune in building in San !
Francisco and SoIoma He has lived there |
four years. Two weeks ago he started TO go to !
los Angeles for few hours. From the time he |
lefG his h2me nothing has been seen or heard of |
him by any one here. He is known To have had |
about $3.50 in gold with him when last seen here.
This fact gives his friends reason to believe he
has met with foul ploy.
Professor Corbett at Alta.
TowLEs, March 10th.-Mail train No. s. after |
thirty-six hours delay at Alta, moved east al |
12:l5 p NJ. The snow Instructions at Cascade are |
reported removed and all the trains moving.
Among the passengers detained at Alta was !
Professor James Corbett who bore cheerfully |
the delay, taking active part in the snow |
balling and show-shoeing.
In the evening he gave short entertainment /
in the line OF his profession, inviting the mount
q visited
depot, attracted by the distinguished stranger !
The weather is pleasant.
Weather and Rivers.
MARYsvILLE March 10th The Yuba river has |
fallen several feet since Saturday; The Feather
river is still high but has subsidized to some eX-
tent. No further rise is anticipated. Weather
is clear and cool.
PETALUMA, March loth,-The rain has ceased.
Fair weather clear and cold, is prevailing. The
rainfall for the season is 43 inches.
EAPA March I0th-The rain. apparently. is
over. The rainfall to date is 40.7S inches. The
county roads are in very bad condition.
Loss of a Ferry Boat.
REDDING March l0th.-On Sunday morning
boat at Jack Conant's erry. with the stage for
The United States Fishery broke loose from the
cable and went down the stream four hundred
yaIdF, when it ran ashore at Q steep bank. The
horses we've led on shore. There is ne way OF
getting across the river except by skiH. The
bridge has been washed away thereby stopping
all communication with the east side.
Drowned ia a slough.
RED BLUFF, March l0th.-H. L. Taylor, a
teacher in the Antelope district, attempted to
come to town on Friday evening by waGng |
the slough cas-; Of the Sacramento river. He
was drowned in the attempt and the body was
not discovered until this morning
The deceased had no relatives here. He |
taught in Sacramento county last year. He was
so years OF age and native OF Maine.
he Captain Did 1t.
sAN FRANCISCO, March f0th.-Cora Bell, said |
to be an hei;ess wanted to marry T. w. Smith, |
q real estate agent. Her brother objected, so |
tug outside the Heads and were married by the |
Captain. Result. the Captain made richer, the |
couple made happier, ana the brother made |
He Has Friends.
SPOKANE FALLS CWash }, March 1Oth.-The |
case OF Henry Baer, who shot and killed Hank |
McClossen, known as Big Mac, will pc taken !
many influential friends here, and strong ef |
fort will be made to Clear him on the ground of
selfdefense. The evidence, so fur ss known, is |
strongly against him.
Drowned in jackson Creek.
Jackson, March 10TH. A. Garbarine was |
found drowned in Jackson creek, three miles |
east OF here. yesterday morning. he left Satur- |
day evening for home st Clinton, a1d stumbled |
over some brush in the trail. He was an Ital- |
ian, 6 years old, and was one of the most skill
ful mechanics in the county.
Sailor Drowned.
SAN RAFAEL, March 1oth.-The body of q |
man, supposed to be sailor from the United |
States steamer Albatr0ss, was found yesterday |
near Point San Pedro. The man wore regula- |
ton navy suit and a pair of English walking |
shoes. The body was reno 5ed to the Morsue, !
where it now lies.
Mrs. woodworth's Disciples.
OAKLAND, March 1Oth-The proprietor of the !
building in which the disciples Of Mrs Wood |
worth, under the leadership OF Dr. Smith, with |
Bennett, the bicyele evangelist, and Rice. the |
boy preacher, have been meeting, has notified |
the company to yacate, as they have become a |
neighborhood nuisance.
Missing Woman.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10th.-MIs J. B. st. |
Dennis disappeared on Friday from her home /
at l22 Perry street and all efforts to find her |
have proved futile Her children are being |
cared Tor by the neighbors, as her husband is in |
the County Jail waiting trial for an assault with |
deadly weapon.
That CoaI-Oil Can.
ALBUQUERQUE IN. NJ, March 1Oth-Last
night a boy named Willie Chambers attempted t
to light fire by pouring coal oil on live Goals in
the stove. The can ex loded. burning him Sc
verely and setting fire 10 the house, burning IL |
and two small frame dwellings adjoining. Loss,
$500.
Democratic Nominees.
MODESTO, March 10th.-The Democratic City
Convention which was held to-day, nominated
the following ticket to be voted for st the city !
election to be held April 18th City Trustees,
]. P. Allen and John Reedy; City Marshal, Rob-
ers u. Young: City CLERK Il. Goluen; Clty
Treasurer f. p. Grant.
Yacht Wrecked.
SAN DIEGO, March 10th-A report comes from
Ensenada to-day that the yacht Definda, be-
longing to A. Wentcher of this city, was
wrecked on the coast of Lower California The |
vessel left here few months ago on an explor-
ing trip. The crew was saved and are now at
At Public Work.
MARYsvIILg, March 1Oth-The confidence
tor xult1 dad in gH4 MI
from a considerable number OF Marysyille citi-
zens on satGrday, was this morning convicted |
on four separate charges, and sentenced for
terms aggregating six months and fifteen days.
He made no defense.
And Still Another.
SHASTA, March 10th e. yoluntine, pioneer
and hardware merchant Of this place, died at
10 o'clockto day OF neuralgia. He was aged 81
grown-up daughter residing at Seattle, aud
grown up son residing in Lake county.
Washington Supreme Court.
OLYMPIA (wnsh.), March 10th-The Supreme
Court has adjourned until the second Monday
in May. 1t has been in session for two months
and disposed of thiIty-nine cases. The few re-
naming go over at the request Of the respective
counsels.
GRASS VALLEY March 10th.-James Eddy,
miner, and well known citizen of thirty years
standing, dropped dead this morning at his
residence on Chapel street. Heart disease was
tne cause. he vas naive OF CORNWALL, In
gland
Woman Arrested.
SANTA ANA, March 1Oth.-SI1s. Alice Reuter-
is held for receiving stolen goods from the
Brunswick Hotel. Her father, Lrdwig was dis |
charged for lack OF eTid.nce. The detectives
expect further Developments.
Blockade Raised.
CISCO March l0sh,-The delayed eass-bound
train left here this afternoon, as the blockade
on the Central Pacific road was raised ct I:s5
P.A.
Trains Moving.
TRucKEE, March i0th.-Trains No. 2 and
left Truckee at ! o'clock, the blockade having
been cleaned.