Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Typo, New, has bicycle club.
Coos county, Oregon, is over 81 900 in
debt.
Lots in Yale, B. c., are selling at 81 per
front foot.
The mouth CT the Fraser river is being
dredged.
Dallas is now connected by telegraph
with Dayton Or.
A Catholic school is to be established at
Lakeview, Or.
An epidemic is attacking the horses of
Amador City.
The Napa glue factory has been filling
orders from the East.
The Salmon river suspension bridge,
Idaho, is being rebuilt.
A temperance reform movement is in
progress in Nevada City.
Work has begun on the building for the
bank at Candelaria, New.
Camp-meetings are in progress near
| Ukiah, Mendocino county.
The burned portion of Mokelumne Hill
is almost entirely rebuilt.
There are 100000 acres of land under
fence in Contra Costa county.
Travel continues brisk between Austin,
Grantsville and Candelaria, New.
Plumas county will have to spend about
$50, 900 for new bridges and repairs to old
ones.
| The county bridges between Lakeport
and KelseyvilIe are said to be in wretched
condition.
The rails for the Austin New street
railway are now laid as far as the Manhat-
tan mill.
Weaverville, Trinity county, consumes
| LOCO cords of wood annually. Oak is SIS
per cord.
The San Diego Ne,es says that the olive
crop will be small, owing to the late and
cold season.
The contract for building the new public
school house in Colfax, w. T., has been
let for 50, l54.
The Los Angeles Journal suspended pub
LEGATION last week, but it has been revived
| by J. j. Gee & Co.
The last snow disappeared from Old
BalIy mountain August 9th, according to
the Trinity Journal.
Six Cinnamon left Winnemucca, New,
lately, for Chicago, where they intend to
open wash.houses.
Full panes of men are employed at all
points OF the Sutro tunnel now, and things
are pretty lively at Sutro.
An clipping couple from Red Bluff got as
far as Chico, last week, but were arreste%
there and the girl taken home.
The Mariposa Gazette says that farmer
of that county cures rattlesnake bites by
bathing the affected parts with coal oil.
SAYS the Kern county Gazette: The
amount of wheat raised in this valley is
about ITO, 900 sacks barley, 1000 sacks.
The Circuit Court convened in Astoria,
Or, August 18th. The docket contains
seventy civil and thirteen criminal cases.
A San Diego lad killed a rattlesnake
few days ago which measured four feet
eleven inches in length and had thirteen
rattles.
The English sparrows introduced into
Salt Lake several years ago have increased
and established colonies in other Utah
towns.
One day last week the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company paid cut in
Carson to train men, machinIsts and labor
ers about S35, 900.
Forty square miles of wild hemp are re-
ported at the mouth of the Colorado river
on the American side. Steps are being
taken to cut and save the crop.
At present there are encamped in the La
Sale mountains, Utah, forty lodges OF
Utes. They have between 400 and 500
head of horses and plenty of sheep and
goats.
A party of vaqueros left Mill City, New,
last week with drove of 500 head OF
cattle. The cattle will be driven south to
Esmeralda county, thence across the Sierra
and into Tulare county.
j. NJ. Garwood has thrashed the wheat
crop gathered from ferty-seven acres of
land on Dr. Todd's ranch, on the upper
division of Roberts Island, and obtained
therefrom 2,496 bushels of grain.
The Nanaimo (B. C.) Herald says that
cat which was taken from that place to
Yale, in bcx, found its way back in a
few days, having travelled 100 miles through
the woods and crossed several streams.
The settlers in the vicinity of Riverside
and Vesper, Nehalem valley, Or, haze
subscribed $500 in labor and have COM
menced to open wagon road from Woods
Landing ON West slough into the valley.
The Swiss OF San Luis 0bispo county
met in Cayucos August Sth, elected society
officers and decided to hold celebration
in the town of San Luis Obispo September
Goth, which is the sgd anniversary of
Swiss independence.
E. Lequime has arrived at Victoria, B.
c., direct from the Okansgon Mission. He
says the loss of cattle last winter was Sc.
we're. He had 300 tons of hay and yet
lost large number, not for want of feed,
but the cold being SO intense.
Saws the Arizona Citizen, At some spot
on the open plain in the valley of the Rio
Grande, one year hence, will be city with
four important railroads centering into it
From present indications the location of
the new town of the south will not be far
from point due east of Stems Peak, at
or near the Rio Grande river.
The Salt Lake Tribune says that band
of Uintah Indians are camped at Spanish
Fork, having in their possession white
girl about eight or ten years old. The
squaws endeavor to keep the girl con-
csaled The Indians are reticent, and the
only information the settlers could get was
that she had been found in Colorado.
Four teams loaded with immigrants
passed through The Dalles, Or, on Sunday
last, bound for Puget Sound. They are
the remnants of train of twenty two
trhich left Cedar county, Missouri, on the |
Both of April. The rest scattered through
Eastern Oregon and have permanently
settled. They report vast immigration
on the route.
The United States Geographical Survey
has lust had stone monument erected on
the extreme summit of Prospect Mountain,
Eureka, New, which stands nine feet high
with base OF six feet. This monument is
to mark the center of the district, from
which the survey extends ten miles in each
direction. Themonument will also serve
q double purpose, as it will be used as To-
cation point by the United States Coast
Survey in their work on the grand primary
trianculation of the coast.
TRANSFER OF REAL ESrAT.
Filed August 10th.
Asa r Andrews to W. c. Fech and Rufus Butter
feld-August 10th east quarter Of lot I, between
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