The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
GENERAL PACIFIC NEWS.
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NEW 'ttNl1.-N ullutESldlu tIle
subject Of the organization of a ley
county, out OF the eastern portion of
this county. occupies a considerable
share of public attention in that sec
tiOn.-[Yreka Union.
Hon. l.. H. FOote. formerly Police
Judge Of Sacramento. has received the
appointment from Governor Boott, of
Adiutant General of the State. l.. Z.
Crane. formerly one of the Editors of
the Sacramento Union, has been APP
pointed Assistant Adiutant General.
SMALL-PoX.-The smallpox appears
to have reached California. The Sac
ramento Union learns that a man
named McGee, who recently came ont
from the East. has been taken down
with at Tehama and is very i'll. Other
parties in that vicinity are reported to
be similarly afflicted.
Bonn FILED.-James J. Green, State
Controller elect, filed his official bond
Wednesday, in the sum of Sl00. 900,
with Leland Stanford. A. Seligman,
John Harold and Jacob Deeth as sure
tiles, in the SUN Of S25. 900 each. 1t is
understood that John ). Barrett, of
Sacramento, will be his chief clerk.
SEED WHEAT.-Our wheat market
has been dull tor the past week. Prices
have however dropped but slightly,
the figures ranging close in the neigh
bOrhOOd of s. 80. To-day there are
strong indications of rain and under
the influence of a prospective good
season, the price drOopS still lower.
The chief demand is for seed wheat
[San Joaquin Republican.
WHAT Is IT?-Mr. Hall Of Lake City
informs us that the waters of the up
per lake in Surprise Valley have the
property of removing from clothes all
grease, pitch, or dirt of whatever kind,
without the application OF soap or any
other washing material. What is the
property of the water which gives it
this decOmpOSinC pOwerf HeeXpress-
es the opinion that it is strongly i'm
pregnated with boraN.-IIreka Union.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.-We areasked
to give publicity to a call for a meeting
of the Republican members Of the AS
semblv to take place in the Assembly
Chamber ofthe Capitol, at eight o'clock
on Monday morning. December 4th.
for the purpose of selecting candidates
to he chosen for the various offices re-
quired for the permanent organization
vi lIt IiOu>t. AL INepuDiiCdu Hicui-
bers are earnestly requested to attend
at the hour and date named.-tSacra-
mentO Record.
SAN joaquin VALLEY RoAD.-As
previously noted, the San Joaquin or
Nisalia branch of the Central Pacific
road is being constructed at the rate of
halfa mile a day. 1t is now near
Bear Creek, IS miles from the main
Central Pacific line at Lathrop. and
but 80 miles from NIsalia. All Of the
Yosemite and Big Tree travel will pass
over this road mex year, because. it
will shorten the staging some so or 35
miles This, however, is put an Incl
dental trade; what the com any IS
mainly striking for is the great San
joaquin valley and Southern Sierra
agricultural and mining traffic which
lies beyOnd.-[S. F. Bulletin.
THE STAGE ROBBERS. There has
been three of the CIoverdale stage
robbers discharged. Constable Stump,
of BOdega. says they were employed
by him as detectives; but there will
doubtless be other arrests made before
long. No Il has, as yet, turned
States evidence, and it is the belief OF
the officers that none of the robbers
have been killed; and the skeleton
which was reported to have been dis
covered in Russian river near Clover
dale, has no connection width the case
under consideration. We have been
told that the most of the robbers will
be admitted 10 bail, and that efforts to
that effect are now being made by their
frieuds.-[Petaluma Crescent.