Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-27
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Lot-iumping prevails in Custer, Idaho.
| Santa Rosa streetcar are running again.
Buffalo are plenty about Miles City, Mon
tana.
The Utah Eastern road is finished to
Kimball's.
Tuscarora, New, is threatened with
water famine.
a Chinaman in Eureka. New, has opened
two-bit restaurant.
The Corrahtos Flour Mill is to be
changed into paper mill.
There are now twenty & life " couvicts
in the Nevada State Prison.
Seventy thousand pounds of trout were
caught in Pyramid Lake last month.
Antelope in considerable numbers are
seen near the Washington Colony, Fresno.
Fourteen pairs of twins have been born
in Humboldt county during the current
year.
The New NJ xican papers believe that
victorio is yet alive and viii soon be heard
from.
Emigrants are arriving at Camas Prairie.
| Idaho, and find a foot Of snow to welcome
them
Wood is worth $50 per cord in Candida
ria, Nev.-at least that is what is asked
for it.
Most of the Shoshones will winter at the
reservation in Duck valley, Nevada,
| number of substantial dwellings having
recently been built by them at that place.
A Downieville mail-carrier says that last
week Tuesday the timber was falling like
grain before the reaper, and that it was all
he could do to keep his seat on the horse.
Two wild turkeys were shot by E. Ed
ridge, a hunter, on the Little Missouri
last week. They are the first turkeys
ever seen or killed in Custer county, Mon
! tana.
In the Mussel Slough district several
mornings last week the mercury has stood
at l6, II and Is degrees f. Pumps have
frozen up, and ice has been from one-quar-
ter to three-quarters of an inch thick.
The bulk of the Piegans and Blood In
dams will winter in Meagher county, Mon
tana. The reason of this is probably be-
cause there are such vast herds of buffalo
in the region of the Big Bend Of the Mus
selshell
Among the freight shipped from Wheat
land last week were 20, 500 pounds of cop
pei cement from the Speneeville mine. a
large force of men are at work stripping
the surface of the mine and exposing the
copper vein.
The Sutro Independent says : The Car
son and Colorado Railroad is within two
miles of Dayton. 1t will probably reach
that town during the present week, there
being some twenty-five or thirty men en-
ployed laying the track.
Fire recently broke out in the church at
Newcastle, w. T., during service. The
alarm was given. the preacher and congre-
CATION rushed out, and the former mounted
the roof and put the fire out, after which
he proceeded with his sermon.
The rush from Bodie and other camps to
Arizona, says the Candelaria True Fissure,
continues unabated. The men who played
seven-up all summer are going south in
order to utilize their only available raj.
ment, namely, the linen duster.
It is said that ground fire has been
burning on Brannan and Andrus Islands
for week past On the latter island it
has burned over 600 or 200 acres, and on
Brannan Island, where it started, much
more. It burns down in the sod to
depth of a foot and half in some places.
The Alameda Aygus has entered upon
the fourth year of its publication. 1t has
always been an excellent local Journal and
enc of our most valued exchanges. 1t is
to be hoped by others than the proprietor
that its past success will be continued in
the future, until it becomes daily and is
read each morning by 10000 Subscribers.
Following is the statement of the fnan-
cial condition of Tulare county, November
lst Funded debt, Sl06. 600 floating debt,
s39, 99l value of property owned by the
county, SS4, 500; cash in the Treasury,
S22, 0S9 60 value of real estate, S3 8l3,-
l55; value of personal property, 50, $685.
223 rate of taxation. 81 80 amount of
taxes, Sl47, ,46l AZ. Of the above valua-
tion on personal property that of the rail-
road is 81, l69, ,499.