The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
NEWS CLIPPINGS.

rim Hotel, part OF the structure gave WI! "','
came to the sidewalk with crash. Mean.
ali of the members Of the band were more o'
less injured. Professor Smith, late of can
Francisco, was hurt in one Of bis less; a''o
Messrs. Stull ard Lamottc, oeveF4! o.AT'S
sustained severe sprains and con- 'u7'o''Si
Krane Of San Francisco was badly cut ahu
bruised about the head. \ young child o.
Mrs. Ueanessy Of Sap francisco was slSn'9
hurt.
At Pacheco. October 2sth, Patrick oulII-
van Of Bay Point in Contra Costa county
was sbo, and instantly killed by his sister
in-lau. the wife Of James Sullivan. Jalne'
Sullivan. his wife aud deceased were at am
ner. when so.ue words passed bet"e Ms
sullivan and deceased, and she rose, iooX b"
shotgun and blew his head or.
The 7,h Of November has been fixed upor
rs the day Of conyening The state ie-eheIS
Institute. The sessions will be held IN Dash
away Hall, and teachers and others inter-
ested in educational matters are expected
from all parts of the State, The convention
will last foug days.
A spccimon of a submarine volcano Ia:
been exhibited in Los Angeles. 1t was
nicked m on the beach at San Pedro-iht
same being perfectly smooth and line1 VIII
what seemed to be thin cFast OF decom-
posed shells. Pieces Of sea shells are stA
adhering to it in many places.
The Los Angeles Erpres. learns that the
Anaheim wine company had an immen.f
stock of wines and liquors stored On " ~
ncton street, Chicago, which WAS entire'H
consumed in the biz fire. Their loss = va
r;ously estimated at Sl00, 900 to s4OO, UOU.
During the last week the receipts Of fruits
in San Francisco were az follows: Apples,
5000 boxes; pears, 2,400; grapes, l2,UOt
boxes native and 1 500 foreign; plums Ut
boxes; trlwberrics, 1000 boxes; ounces
l 200 boxes.
Charles Newhard of the Fountain Saloor
in Chico has in neat revolving cage a I h'-
nese squirrel, measuring one and halt ncheo
from tie point of the nose to the tip Of the
tail. and about one inch in hight.
w. II. Coe, near san Jose, has stored
over thirty lhous aud pounds Of hops, tie
produce Of his vineyard this season. lie
hops are of the finest quality
In few days the Alaska Coal Company
will send a vessel to their new coal mines
The men will work all Winter, and the first
shipments will be made in the Spring.
Indian Joe, Plate medicine man, well
,t. / I,,.-g
Hdepcndeth WAS stoued to death by HE
tribe, having failed to restore to health two
sick Indians.
Thirteen loaded teams with nearly one
hundred thousand pounds Of merchandise
arrived at Weaveryille one day Lately.
Il. c. Ball of Oakland, who sued the
Transcript for $50 coo for libel, got sealed
verdict " hich was opened III court and lound
10 award him ten cents, lawful money Of The
United States.
There was very heavy fall of rain at
Rodega on the night of October 23d, ana
other parts Of the county were visited with Il
fog almost equalins the rain.
Two hundred men were discharged al
Mare Island October 28th, consisting OF
blacksmlhs, carpenters, caulkcrs ard joners
The election is over.
During the past weel, the Napa Registe,
has changed hands. 1t will hereafter b,
owned and conducted 10y Fulton and Hen
n'ng.
Artesan wells bored on the plains souil
of the Pajaro river, Monterey county, have
been success.
There are 81, 600 mulberry trees growing
IN Nevada county, near Nevada City-c5, ).
600 of which are on plantations.
A wine manwac'ory at St. Helena, Nap
county, turns out three thousand gallons o.
wine per day,
The feet and gall of the bear recently killed
at Eureka. Sierra county, were sold 20 Chi
namen for S25.
Chinese washing has been deemed nui-
sance in San Jose and the City Marsha
ordered to stop it. The point is contested
X. r. Montgomery has become propricto
of the Napa Reporter.
Mendocino county has shipped 500 cord.
of tan bark this season.
THE following is the list Of those mos
severely wounded at the railroad smash-ul
west Of Stockton on the 26ih ult. which W,
clip from the Union:
Edward Ryer, bruised face and back; J
L. Larassey, bruised severely about til.
body; James Nigginson, compound fraciur,
of left leg and bruises, Mrs. Machell, bruised
on back and hips DIR. Moore OF Santa Clara
cut on the chin; Mrs. W. IL. Rurton Of Eu
reka, bruised on bead and hip; c. Manner
arm broken; James Mckcnna, arm bruised
n. G. Baker of Rocklm, badly hurt, coneus
sion of spine and wound on the head-l
wife bruised and child with collar bone broken
j. Levinsky of Woodbrigde, cut on the heaC
and lee bruised; - Chollo, bruised abou
the headi 4. Brownson, cut about the fac,
and head; W. O. Clark, few bruises; G.. Is
Carter (porter on the sleeping car), fingers OF