Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-04
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

California sends 1000 bales of cotton
to market this year.
Wheat was worth 81 q bushel at Sa-
lem on the 25th ult.
s y A 2,OOO-ton ship is to load at Astoria
with wheat for France.
Borax springs have been discovered
above Upper Lake, Lake county.
8 Gov. Booths headquarters are at
- the Capitol Hotel, Sacramento.
Venison sells at five to eight cents a
pound in Helena, Montana Territory.
The Arizona Miner is publishing the
obituary notices Of its delinquent sub
10 scribers.
Baker arrived in San Diego Sunday
evening with party from Los Angeles
for the races.
8 81 s The origin Of the Rocklin fire, in
which ten locomotives were burnt, is
matter of conjecture.
There are 1900 Cinnamon at Oro-
{ s. Vile washing gold, after the "49"
fashion.
Skaggs' Springs Hotel is being re-
built on the site Of the house recently
burned down.
A prairie fire at Vermillion, Dako-
tab. Barn and farm houses destroyed
and three men burned to death.
The property of the Oregon Iron
Works Company at Portland was to
have been sold yesterday.
Twenty miles of the Palisade and
Eureka railroad will be in operation
within Is days.
.aAs The encaustic tiling of the rotunda
and hall floor of the State Capitol Sec
Ond story ia now cOmnlQfQd
A fog bell for the lighthouse at the
southern extremity of Mare Island ar
rived at the Yard last week.
The prisoners held in the Virginia
City Jail for petty offenses were par
doned out on Thanksgiving day.
1910 The railroad between Salt Lake City
and Provo has been finished, and was
formerly opened on November 25th.
Marysville has company of negro
delineators known as "Boulon's Min
strels'' raised out Of home talent ex-
clusively.
. Captain NJ c. White, in Los
80 Angeles county, is the pioneer Of
in 1928.
s All Fat, for killing All Quon2, goes
to the State Prison for life, according
mento on the Goth ultimO.
About 80 carloads Of ore are shipped
81 daily over the Virginia and Truckee
railroad to the various mills In the vi
cinity of Gold Hill.
AZ A petition against the abandoning Of
8as Fort Warner in favor of Fort Bidwell
is now circulating in Oregon, and Is
{ receiving ngnumerOus signatures.
~3Ig Miss Jennie Lamping, daughter of
=, the proprietor Of the st. Charles Ho-
tel, Oakland, has been missing since
last Wednesday.
The San Joaquin Company's Bah
cock engine III Stockton, extinguished
the fire at Lanes mill on Wednesday
last. -
Marshall Martin, the murderer of
Valentine Eicher, on Marsh creek a
sdsi6year ago, was sentenced to be hung
sa1 January %, 1874.
There are now lO8 convicts in the peni-
tentiary ut Salem, Oregon, Of whom
H i eleven are under sentence for life. All
are males.
#I8 On the 28th inst, at Martinez, Hen
nv Ploeger, charged with the murder
Of George Muth at San Rafael last Au-
s gust, was found guilty of manslaugh-
- fera
..., James Folsom, pioneer resident
of Sacramento, and by occupation
barkeeper, was found dead in hislbed at
the International Hotel last Wednes-
day. el
8slfs THE managers of the San Diego races
have voted to donate all the surplus
cash arising from them, over and
ss above expenses to the Benevolent
b Society. 1885 Is ~
One hundred and ten car-loads Il 100
tons) Of fruit and vegetables were ship
ned east from Sacramento during the
e, !, last season. How much Of this was
from Los Angeles county?
leioa Grass Valley girls are wearing low
heels on their shoes which is sign
that their heads are level. At the
same time their stocking, as a rule,
indicate cleanliness which is next to
godliness. So says the Union.
d "a The steamer Arizona from Panama,
had on borad two hundred and fifty
men under command OF Commander
E. Harmony, U. 9. N, on the way to San
Francisco to join the Kearsage now
fitting out at Mare Island
Deputy United States Surveyor H.
eral weeks in subdividing large tracts
Of Government land in the San Benito
F. z E, country, which will shortly be ready
iITil5 for locating homesteads and pre-
emption claims. A
At Colusa few days since Justice
= u Mason sentenced Howard Richardson
= " to the county jail for term Of thirty
Oa9 DAYS for assault and battery. After the
Il 81 3 prisoner had been confined q few days
the sympathies Of the Juttice were
aroused; he changed his mind and let
a,e the prisoner go free.
'A-LlCa The establishment of Board OF
Trade in Sacramento city is already .
decided success. A company has been
formed with secured capital OF $780, :
q 600, to manufacture the Parvin steam
sah plow. The patterns have been sent
for to the East, and work will be COM
sf menced during next month at Horace
a Adams Sacramento Iron Works. The
company has already received orders
for SEQ, 600 worth Of steam ploYs-