The morning call., 1893-08-31
BREVITIES BY WIRE.

The Sacramento Board of City Trustees has
refused 10 pass the ordinance licensing gamb-
ling.
w. B. Roddan's new double hop kiln near
Nheatlaud has been burned The loss Is So 500,
partly Insured.
A man named boy. while deirIous with
fever, Hanged himself al the Fresno County
Hospital recently.
Jerry Griffin, convicted of robbery at Red
wood City, has been sentenced 10 three years
IN The penltentiary.
The motion to rearrest Richard S. Heath on
account OF alleged straw bonds has been denied
by Judge Webb OF Fresno.
james Grove has filed an application at Red
wood City for the appointment of special ad-
mlnlStratOr TO The estate Ot Rose Laly Ostwad,
deceased.
The Halfmoon Bay Creamery and Cheese
Company has been organized. A plant, TO be
the largest OF Ibe kind OH the coast, will be
built at SpanlshtUwn.
Zeik Herzog. son OF Nj. Herzog, of San
haiael was severely hurt Wednesday while
attempting TO stop "a runaway team OF horses
driven by Mr.. Ackley.
The Supervisors of Santa Clara have shipped
over II 900 souvenir boxes OF dried prunes ana
other fruits for free distribution at the Worlds
Fair during the Admission day celebration on
June 9.
Al Pealuma the other day Frank Quart had
Ms head badly cut and received several bruises
about tile body III runaway. His companion,
Charles Silva. was run over, but escaped serl-
Gus injury
The annual report of the Puget Sound Gus
TOMS DlStrict Tor The fiscal year ending July
shows the v,lne OF IOrelgn exports TO have
been SO, ,250, 966. and the duties collected on
imports S1,622.O58.
The public schools of Petaluma opened Mon
day with The largest number OF pupils that have
ever been enrolled. Tie High School mas
nlDely-two pupils enrolled where there have
only been fifty for years past.
The plant belonging to the leacher OF the
Union Copper Mine at CopperoDolts has been
destroyed by FIRE. The loss is estimated al
$4,000, partially covered by insurance, The
plant will be Immediately replaced.
Tom Stevens, the man WHO Killed Fillmore at
the Vanderbilt mluhg camp. Is ali Old resident
of Bodie and the authorities think he has gone
that way. The row was over wages due Ste
vens. and the killing was without provocatlou
Wednesday night fire destroyed the Dexter
livery-stable at The corner Of lnyo and |
streets. Fresno. Twenty horses, dozen bug
giles and large quantity of hay were burned
but tour horses being saved. The loss is about
$4,000.
William T. Morgan. aged 81, and native of
Nevada County, died The other day of hear
disease. He was grand trustee OF the n. s.
q. W.. a Knight Templar aud d Knight of
Pyihias. He was also assis ant Chief oI the
Nevada City fire department.
Governor Markham has appointed the follow
ing advisory board to A. II. Rose, commits
sloner OF public works: n. ID. Rideout of Sac
ramenro. William Johnston OF CORTLAND. L.
imcGettiGan of Vallejo, W. Z. Gnrtls OF Wood
land and L. ". WALTON OF luba City. The
hoard viii hold It's first meeting on September
Z al The State Capitol
a 'aft of sbori-tine seamen we're received
wednesday on board the receivlng.shiD Inde-
peHuence from the New York receiving
vermont. The seamen are from the cruiser
pan Il taheiscn, and were transferred TO Mare
,slano ISL - rom New York for discnarge. During
.ne voyage Chief Boatswain's Mate Thomas
Foley feil down the ships match into the hold,
IFactufihg one OF his legs.