Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Eggs are l24 cents per dozen at Rose
burg, Or.
Judas Iscaros was registered at 4 Marys.
Vile hotel Thursday.
Montana's wool clip for 1880 is esti-
mated az !, $50 GOO poands.
The Montana wild woman has been seen
again BY party Of hunters.
Butte county has :, 94l school children
Colusa ?, 695 and Yuha 2. SIS.
Scarles fever prevails to an alarming ex.
| tent il LARAMIE City, Wyoming.
Sixteen years ago last Wednesday the
first steam car ratified through Alameda.
The railroad company paid out over
$4,000 70 tier employees at West Oakland
| on Wednesday.
Twenty six families have come to Kick
its5 county, W T., from California within
the last three weeks.
There is not mill idle TIA s season within
q radius of ten miles of Truekee, and all
are running at their fall eapacisy.
Nine acres Of barley ON the farm Of John
Miller, on the Apologize, Oregon, yielded
This season so bushels to the acre.
DR.. J. c. Tucker, of Alameda, has es-
tabliShed bogine virus farm, and Is pre-
pared TO furnish fresh aud heaishy matter.
Another caravan passed through Wood.
laud yesterday en- route for Washington
Territory. They hailed from Sacramento
county.
There are now nine small yachts and one
steamer on Great Salt Lake. Next season
two small iron steamers will be placed on
the brlny
It is estimated that $50, 600 viii be paid
out at the Navy Yard the coming pay day.
a larger amount than for two years past In
| any one month.
The Grass Valley Union says The camp
of the contractor On the Yuba where the
da for holding the debris is beng con-
structed is called the Damsight.
J. ". Rags3ale, late of the Santa Rosa
Times. having purchased the interest Of
Mr. Casey i'll the Cioverdale Recei,ie, the
new firm becomes Merritt & Ragsaa!e.
Walla Walla, W. r., is growing rapidly.
Among the new buildings is Court house
that wlil cost $500 The population is
3,600, about one half that of the county.
The citizens of Chico have organized a
Vigilance Committee, and intend making
it mighty hot for tramps and other OBJ
jectionable characters VINO have infested
that town.
The Courier ton says that only one
tenth of the land in Santa Cruz county IS
under cultivation il any form to day, while
tally seven 5enths aTe susceptible OF profit
able culture.
Some doubt is expressed as 20 the valid
.ity Of the recent ordinance pass d by tie
Oakland City Council, compelling all school
children to be vaceinated. Tne matter
viii probably be tested.
The P.ochc Recogy2, after ,nars<.;ng the
capture Of number Of tarantulas IL that
town, adds Tarantnlas are not much adj
mired in this locality but tarantula
juice "-ah that's different thing,
Judge 0. P. stidger, editor and proprie-
tor Of the North San juan Times WIS on
Sunday afternoon whipped quite severely
| by Grant Huckins. the ninete1n-y ear-old
son Of one Of the Supervisors OF Plumas
county.
Charles n. Fox, recently nominated as
Presidential Eector las filed his resigna
/
Alame,a county. in order 70 remove al
doubt as to his eligibility TO serve in the
former capacity.
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result of one days cleaningup IN a Weaver
PaSla cam .''o Ga :ne Pl@ll9f.p m s9 ;
t' o. go no,e5 ~; 90 ~ H. dns+ -'
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ln-oIhi5 'l'e ! uoa NlSS nq3''eT ta9l ~
counted ~ rs =" IoifS' wa" ea ssll1-ps q
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The people who 1--we about Umatllt
reservation III Washington Territory 1901
VITA a coYe5ons eye upon the rich held
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