Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30
ALL AROUND THE STATE.

Another case of smallpox in Stockton.
In jacksonville SlS2 so has been SUBJ
scribed for the Fourth. The Pajaroaiaa
says " it is not intended to get up a mon
ster celebration.
The bald. headed men of Nevada City
are preparing for grand ball next month.
No musician will be employed unless his
head is skating rink.
A steamer is building at Linkville, Or,
for Big Klamath Lake. 1t will be screw
propeller of thirty-ive horse power, 60
feet long and - feet beam.
1t is confidently expected that by the
lst of January next the San Luis Obispo
and Santa Maria Valley Railroad will be
running trains as far as Santa Maria.
The camp meeting of the NJ E. Church
South will commence the last Thursday in
August at Elder Springs, eighteen miles
northeast of Visalia, on the Wagy mill
road.
The curfew ordinance is to be enforced
! against the boys of Reno, and every youth
under 81 found on the streets after P. NJ.
will be arrested unless he can give good
excuse.
A large grading outfit, consisting of one
hundred teams, is en- route to the Santa
Margarita Canyon from New Mexico.
They come to assist the California Southern
through on time.
In the office of the Petaluma Argus is a
stalk of wheat, upon the root of which is a
grain of barley. There can be no question,
says the Argus, that this grain is the pa
rent of the stock.
The citizens of Oroville have, with COM
mendable enterprise, bought out Mr..
| Powers ferry franchise, and after the
Fourth of July it will be free to all travel
to and from that town.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune says that
| the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad survey
ors are encamped on the Estrella awaiting
orders, and that they are Willing away the
! time in stalking out town.
William H. Paynor, young man 20
years of age, living near Atlanta, in San
| Joaquin county, while unloading grain
from a wagon, tell over and at the expira'
ton of five minutes was dead.
Staten Island tule farmers, who win
tered in Antioch, having been driven out
by the food, have all returned to the
island with stock and tools preparatory to
! GuSdSiuS III ldIIiiub OIJcidtlOuS.
A. C. Ward, the man who was carried
off to West Virginia to answer to charge
of grand larceny, returned to his ranch in
Elliott township, San Joaquin county, last
week. He was tried and acquitted, and
had free overland trip.
A gentleman at Oroville was petting a
canarybird the other day, when little
black -and-tan dog, who had been watching
the proceedings with evident unfriendli-
ness, sprang at him, biting him severely in
the face. Erysipelas set in.
The Resting Springs mines are to be
abandoned. A few days since some of the
owners Of those mines were sent out from
Los Angeles with instructions to clean up
the amalgam to date, sell the mill, dis
charge the men and abandon work.
A short time since Mr.. Hobson of Sum-
merviIle, eastern Oregon, came near losing
his life by horse he had in charge. The
horse, becoming angry, seized him by the
shoulder AMI threw him to the ground and
then tried to complete his work OF death
by springing on him, but Hobson escaped.
Excursion trains run from Eureka, New,
to San Francisco, Cal, this week, leaving
Eureka, July ID, and returning July 10Th.
The round trip is to cost but 1913. This
is cheap railroading, such as is seldom
heard Of. The excursionists are to stop
ten hours at Reno, and to cross the Sierras
by daylight.
By the Reporters report of the Grape
growers proceedings at Napa, it is shown
that the acreage of vines in that part of
the county below Yountyille amounts to
about 4, 900. This is about half the amount
that there is above that point, and shows
the total acreage Of the whole county to be
about Il, 900.
Lately some men were engaged in cut
ting wood on the Rancho Chico, In the
grove near town where the military were
| encamped in 1864 and in the center of a
tree cut DOWN. was found an inch rope in
as sound condition as it was when used
1t went ent rely round the tree, and was
j covered over with two or three inches of
wood. A piece of the tree with the rope
| in it is preserved by General Bidwell in his
office at the mansion.
w. ]. Cakes, Sheriff of San Luis Obispo
county, offers a reward of $500 for the ar
rest of Fredrico Gonzales, vino murdered
Sebastian Ortega, near San Luis, on the
Dist of last May. Gonzales is native of
Mexico, - or % years of age. about five
feet five inches in height, medium build,
weighs about l40 pounds, dark complexion,
small mustache, coarse, straight. black
hair; some of the dngers on right hand
distigured has hole or sunk place in one
cheek, out Of which there is little hair
growing he is also said to have gear on
one side of his neck.
A new land scheme is on the tapis. Par
ties well posted in the organization of COL
enies and the selling of tracts, are nego-
tiating for a large body of land near
! Fresno, with the view of starting colony
on different plan to any that we have yet
heard of. They propose dividing up four
sections, the outside land to be divided into
ten-acre tracts, and the center to be used
as cooperative vineyard. in which every
holder of ten-acre tract will have an equal
interest. and at convenient point can
ming establishment will be put up on the
! same PLAN Expositor.