Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-18
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Dillon, Montana, is to have So, 900
school-house.
Vallejo Methodists netted over 5000 last
week by fair.
The new freight depot of the G.. P. r.
r. at Colfax is ompleted.
A vigilance committee is being formed in
North San Juan to clean out the vaga-
bonds.
1t is claimed that 1000 tons of wheat
can now be loaded daily from the wharf at
Port Costa.
Grass Valley boys are forbidden by a
town ordinance from throwing snowballs
in the streets.
An average of ten tons of grapes TO the
acre has just been gathered in vineyard
near Los Angeles.
The Marysville Savings Bank has just
passed a satisfactory examination by the
Bank Commissioners.
At the recent Chico fair the total ex-
penses were So, 1856, the total receipts
So, ,S04; balance on hand S6S.
A man named Burch, weighing 375
pounds, has been astonishing the people of
Reno by his size recently.
The Nevada Board of Pardens met at
Carson Tuesday, but refused all applica-
tions which came before it.
The Downey Courier says 4S6 sacks of
walnuts and 55, $50 pounds of castor beans
were shipped from there last week.
Considerable building is going on in
Reno, New. Quite number of houses arc
going up in various parts of the town.
Scarlet fever has made it's appearance
among the school children of Lodi, and the
public schools are closed in consequence.
Some of the makers of Napa valley
experience much difficulty in disposing of
grapes as fast as they are brought to the
cellars.
The hills and valleys of Douglas and
Jackson counties, Oregon, look as green as
in April, the late showers having started
the grass.
The Dallas Itenaizer says that an Indian
on Grande Ronde Reservation has lately
married white woman, who was nun at
that place.
Some horses belonging to farmer near
Martinez were found last week to have
glanders and faicy in their worst form, and
were killed.
The Central Pacific Railroad paid its
taxes into the Humboldt county New
Treasury last Thursday. The amount was
S25, ia 05.
The printers of the Bodie Standard
Neps are reported as having seized the Of
| flee for money due, not being able to live
ON air any longer.
In Salt Lake last Monday 3.year-old
child of Mrs. Williams was shot dead by
Mrs. Parsons 5.year-old son. The shoot
| ing was accidental.
Public interest in Sierra county is now
centered OH the insecurity afforded to peo-
pie obliged to journey to and from Downie-
vile and adjacent towns.
It is expected that large Boston COM
pany will build an extensive tannery and
establish large boot and shoe factory in
Seattle, w. T., next month.
In the last two weeks four milch cows
have been poisoned in Pendleton, Or, by
eating straw which had been thrown out Of
wagons containing sheep-dip.
A yearling calf in Napa county recently
| fell into pit, where he remained without
food or water for four weeks, but will re-
cover from the effects of his fast.
The voters of Modoc county have deei-
| ded most emphatically that they do not
| want new county buildings. The majority
against the proposition will be fully 500.
The Napa Register of the 18th instant
| says: Napa creek was frozen over this
morning, and the pumps generally through
out town had to be thawed out with hot
water.
| There are no less than 400, 600 centals o;
grain, the greater part of which is wheat,
on storage in the different warehouses in
Hollister, representing, at the present mar.
ket price, over $500, 600.
| z. Pellegrin of Santa Barbara can fairly
lay claim to having produced from his or
chard-the largest fig of which mention has
been made. 1t is 81 inches in circumfer
ence and weighs 81 ounces.
The only cement mills on the Pacific
coast are in Benicia. The mills resumed
operations on the 18th, and are filing an
order from San Francisco for 5000 barrels
lilo barrels Of cement are made day.
An advertisement in San Francisco
paper says that Sarah Bernhardt wears
nothing but Josephine kid gloves.a Ons
would think she must be cold when th,