Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-24
Pacific Coast Items.

tied at the Navy Yard.
Santa Cruz is trying to get up an ex-
cursion to Monterey ON the Fourth.
Marysville's programme for the
Fourth includes horse racing at the
Park.
Rainfall of the Sc lson: Tetaluma,
25.03 inches; Napa CITY, 25.S1; Calls
toga, 30,S5.
Marysville orchardists are shipping
extensively to san Francisco and
other points.
Three lines of stages are row rum
ming from Colusa to Bartlett Springs,
Lake county.
Thirty Cinnamon were tlken up to
Healdsburg recently to work on the
Pine Flat wagon road.
The Vallejo water hasn't tasted par
ticularly fresh the last few days. So
says the Hdepcndent
The Stewart Ranch, two miles from
Chico, consisting of 4lS2 acres, was re-
Gently sold at Sal % per acre.
The District Court is in session at
Santa Rosa. The case of Geiger and
Alexander is set for the 22d inst.
Work has been commenced on the
foundation of the Farmers CO-opera-
tive Union warehouse, Yuba City.
Three carloads of cattle left Sacra-
mento for the mountains and Nevada,
by the freight train on Friday morn
ing.
The Yuba City Grange numbers 40
members. Before the year closes it is
expected to number 200 strong.
1t is reported that the tules back of
Washington are fairly alive with
young ducks, which are remarkably
tame.
"Indian Dick" who was arrested at
Yuba City on suspicion of burning DR..
McMurtry's barn, was afterwards re-
leased.
School Marshal Tingman says the
population of Sacramento has not de-
creased within the past year, as has
been reported.
Contractor Murphy now has fifty
Cinnamon in his employ at the Navy
Yard, and one hundred and fifty more
| engaged.
Fourteen carloads of tea, eight of
wool, three of syrup and one of salmon
passed through Sacramento on Friday
in one train.
Mr.. Phails, who got his leg broken
and was otherwise badly injured at
Oakdale about two weeks ago, died
Wednesday night
Meridian Grange will have a Fourth
Of July celebration of their own,
while Yuba City Grange will celebrate
with Marysville.
The Sacramento Society of Pioneers
have decided to have a collation. on
the Fourth of July. All liquors save
California wines are debarred.
John Cooke, who made the murder
Gus assault on his wife at Sacramento
some time ago, has been sentenced to
the State Prison for three years.
The Sacramento river during the "a
hours ending at dusk on Friday even
ing, receded three inches, and got down
to 80 feet inches. The fall in the
river is having good effect upon the
sipage water of Sacramento.
Manager Piper, of Virginia City,
was in Sacramento on Friday making
arrangements for the leasing of the
Metropolitan Theater for portion of
the Fall and Winter months.
The new officers elect of Levee Dis
trct No. |, Suffer county, are: w. p.
Harkey, Collector; A. +. Clary, AS
SCISSOR; and George Ohleyer, r.. B. Hull
and Thomas Brophy, Directors.
Owing to a brisk rivalry between the
second-class hotels of Sacramento, en-
igrants are taken from the cars, given
a dinner and conveyed back again for
twenty-five cents in greenbacks.
The trade in agricultural implements
mt Sacramento is extensive just now.
The great demand is for harvesting
machines, and men have to work
extra hours putting them up to fill
orders.
The census figures of Yuba City foot
up a total resident population of 575.
There are 335 adults, l64 school chill
dren and 76 children under five years
of age. Increase of school children
over last year, 81.
William Bandeen of Hicksville,
Sacramento county, had his divorced
wife, his son and two others arrested
few days ago for making threats
against his life. The accused have
been acquitted, and all is now quiet at
Hicksville.