Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-19
NEWS TAILINGs.

The Pioche Record says there are rumors
of rich strike in Cave valley.
The Vallejo Ecening Neacs is the title of
new four-page fve-column paper just
started at Vallejo, by H. d. Richardson
and w. V. Walsh. 1t is small. but neat
and newsy.
The Good Templars in Franktown, Ne
vada, are in prosperous condition and
are doing good work. They have between
forty and fifty members in good standing,
and their number is still increasing.
The cold north winds that have prevailed
at lone City for the past few days materi-
ally checked the growth of everything.
Now is the time the peach trees should be
out in bloom, but they show no sign of
blossoming yet.
The San Juan Independent will discon-
tinue publication April Sd. The place is
net large enough for paper is the cause
assigned, to which is added the fact that
the county already has four papers-two
dailies and two weeklies
The Chico Record says "Two prisoners
in the County Jail of Sutter county, be-
coming tired of waiting for Grand Jury
to attend to their cases, broke jail and dis
appeared" This is mistake. The pris-
oners knew the Grand Jury was near.
EMarysville Appeal.
After working three days and nights the
men searching for the bodies of Ward and
Osborne, who were buried in the snow-slide
on the west side of White Pine mountain,
became discouraged and quit work The
men cannot possibly be alive, and a search
for them at this time is thought to be worse
than useless.
Humboldt Times. George Charles tells
us that within radius of 20 miles of
Blocksburg the winter storms were not se-
we're as in other sections of the county
the sheep are really doing well. He esti-
mates that the loss in his neighborhood
will not exceed 10 per cent. At the be-
ginning of the winter he had 1900 sheep
on his range.
For placing giant powder in Sonoma
Greek and killing the fish, ]. Nattala, T.
Monfudini, G. D. Garddini, were arrested
by E. Gillian, Constable, and taken before
Justice Breitenbach, and Garddini was
brought by the officers, Monday, to Jail,
where he will make a prolonged stay of
100 days, or until suckers quit nibbling.
The others paid fine of SlG0 each.
Carson Tribune, 18th: This has been
comical sort of day. In the morning it
looked and felt like thaw At llA NJ.
the snow was freezing in the streets, and
at this writing it is neither one thing nor
'tother. What's to come the weatherwise
must tell. Old Indian Jim says "Look
out, heap he'll, next week" and he is
recognized native American and ought to
know.
Five condemned murderers are now
awaiting execution in Nevada. Pritchard
is to be hung in Virginia City for the mur-
der of officer Symonds in Gold Hill, G. w.
Hymer is to swing in Humboldt county for
a murder committed in Paradise Valley
last summer, a Mexican named Lopez will
slip his cable in Elko county FOR murder
and robbery, and two fellows named Lane
and Mcintyre are booked for the golden
shore via the scaffold in Lincoln.
The Mendocino Agricultural Association
will have spring meeting at their track
in Willis, ON Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, June Sd, 4th and 5th. ALI horses en-
tered must be owned in the district on the
4th OF March. A single dash Of half mile
and q saddle race for horses not trained to
race, two running races, one single dash,
quarter mile, and one, best two in three.
half mile heats. A trotting race, mile
heats, two in three, and a pacing race, also
mile heats, two in three six races in all is
the programme offered the purses offered
are fair, and the track will be put in good
condition.
An old fellow who resides in Illinois has
married son living in Eureka, New The
old man is widower, and recently ap-
prised his son of the fact that he again con-
templated matrimony-in fact, was en-
gagged to very young woman. The son,
somewhat exasperated at this exhibition of
foolishness, as he termed it, has written
many letters trying to argue his father out
OF the notion, all to no effect, however.
His last attempt in this hne set forth the
fact that such was the disparity of ages
that the bride would certainly prove false
to her marriage vows; that May would ip-
more December and console herself with
younger lovers. Under recent date, in an.
swer, the father simply said MY dear
son, | would rather control a small interest
in an lS-year-old girl than own and hold
undisputable possession of 5O-year. old
woman" The reply settled the question.
and the marriage will take place at an
early date.
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