Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

SduuSldEld, NV, Is W have DdEk.
The Gilroy warehouses are fast filling up
The ferry Carquinez has resumed
her trips
There are nearly three thousand Piutes
in Nevada.
A temperance reform movement is in
progress i'll Nevada City
There is talk OF starting a Republican
daily paper in Grass Valley.
Two gentlemen, who have been in Upper
Plumas, caught over LOCO trout during
their trip.
]. B. Burrill, of Santa Cruz, has asked
the Equalization Board to increase his as
sessment.
William Vickers was shot and danger
ously wounded by John Harris at Hanford
last week.
William White, of Butte, NJ T., a
prominent merchant, has mysteriously dis
appeared recently.
Mrs. Lapp, who lives on Isthmus slough,
Coos county, Or, killed large wildcat
last week with shotgun.
j. Cross, engaged in sinking well in
Oroville, was seriously injured by the ex-
plosion of a blast last week.
The Washoe Indians will soon hold a
big fandango near Truckee in honor of the
arrival of the pokeberry season.
Fl. E. Barton, of Lake Valley, Ell Dora
do county, has lost 500 acres of pasture
and two miles of fence from fires this
year.
a. Townsend, of the Chico Sentinel, was
run away with last Tuesday, while driving
with his grand children, and severely in
jured.
John A. Paxton proposes starting bank
in Reno, New, with $4,000 capital as a
starter, and with more to follow if it can
be utilized.
At the Tia Juana hot springs, San Diego
county, the baths lately indicated by Their
mometer a temperature ranging from l02
to ll5 degrees.
A harvesting machine is at work in Con-
ira Costa county which cuts, thrashes and
sacks the grain at once, and at the rate of
fifty cents per acre.
A letter from one of the campers at So
quel says that on Tuesday, at Aptos. a
shark was caught that was 81 feet in length
Siu OfNl UliiCC lOuos
The San Jose Mercury says that the Chi
nese opium dens of that city are patronized
by numbers of boys and girls-some of
them well known in society circles.
The Republican candidates for Presiden-
tial Electors in Nevada are r. H. Taylor,
of Storey county; 0. H. Grey, of White
Pine A. E. Morton, of Esmeralda.
a. 4 L. ~ ~
and among other causes, as farmers are
now very busy, the camp meeting at Pacific
Grove has been put off till next year.
Last years grain exhibit in Powder River
Valley, Or, foots up as follows Wheat
1898; barley, 30,660; oats, S0,450;
making total of l24, 643 bushels of grain.
Citizens of Ormsby county, New, have
subscribed $500 as reward for the arrest
and conviction of the murderer of old
" Jack Hans christopher Hill) at Jacks
Valley.
The buzz-saw asserted itself at Fort
J ones day or two since by catching the
foot of young mill hand and mangling it
so seriously that amputation was neces-
sary.
A band of l40 horses and mules arrived
in Walla Waila from Battle Mountain,
New, having while crossing the desert no
feed for six days, during which time two
of the animals died.
,U nrulsuay .,oin ~ yD"ns ,ha r.nob IS
lliaI Lewis' employ Gu on 1no f 49, IT. -
a. y. feoen, aooat seven niiies non. L.
hama' was crnsnea between wagon anu
'ree' ana dieo In a'ous an muir
There are no vacant houses IN Nevada
City, says tine Duech riaS fofuM-nohe
TO les 70 mo tha 20 s'op a. saas
nxely Fly $40 tar,v ~ AL
S E .a.. Inc aanar.Ii1 nrosnernrs enJ EvsIv
az. 1sa'e a.e ' p'osf '-0' '
shls year
The oroviiie he9tster says; several
fiocks OF cranes nave passed over our town
during the week, gong south. Inc leaves
on the trees IN the mountains are beginning