Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
New, complains of dust.

virginia, Rev, complains OF dust.
Hay is worth $40 per ton at LundY, New.
Bozeman, Montana, is to have new
paper.
Mendocino has thirty-eight business
houses.
Seattle Washington Territory schools
are over-crowded.
Brick.laying has commenced at the new
Stockton Asylum.
Monterey county has four Lodges Of Odd
Fellows, with a membership Of 203
The bridge above Eugene, Or, went out
with the food, entailing a loss OF Sl2, 600.
a case of smallpox has been discovered
near the Ranchito school-house, Los An
gees county.
The Captain of the A. a. McNully re-
ports coed deal of dead stock among the
islands above Corvallis, Or.
Nine young men from Highland, Or,
have been taken into Oregon City, and are
on trial for disturbing public meeting.
Many people of Umatilla county, Or,
looa, forward to the building of a new town
somewhere on the Umatllla river, near
Thorn Hollow.
a warrant was presented to the County
Treasurer Of Idaho county, recently, the
principal of which amounted to $3.50 and
the interest to $780, 1t was drawn in
1866.
a full grown California lion, which has
for some time preyed upon the focks of
sheep on the ranges near the Gilroy Hot
Springs, was laid low last week by
poisoned bait.
The Franklin mill, on the Carson river,
is doomed. A few hundred tons Of tail
ings remaining in the old ponds will be
run through, and when that is done the
mill viii be torn down.
Judge Hastings, of Napa, intends to
erect large wine celler near the railroad
station at Cordella, to be Of sufficient ca
pacity to accommodate for storage all the
wines OF Green valley.
Last week little pig made It's escape
from under a hay stack which had been
blown over on top OF it some five weeks
ago, near Gridley. 1t had been imprisoned
for thirty-seven days without water.
A new pest has appeared in vineyard
near Healdsburg, 1t is small white ant
Matched IRON eggs laid by fly in the pith
lett exposed after pruning The ants are
destructive to the vine, as they work
through the pith and cause an internal rot.
Twice as much wood as has been taken
out at Dayton, New, in any past year VIII
be driven down the coming spring and
summer The initial drive viii be started
about the LIST Of March. II viii consist of
5, 600 or 5000 cords, and will be.brought
to Dayton.
During 1880 the San Jose Postoffice
penses were nearly So, 900. In the Money
Order Department S73, 600 were received
and Sll2, 900 sent. Over 6l5000 letters
were sent away, and over 667, 600 letters
were received.
Stock depredatons in Lake county,
Oregon, are becoming so annoying to herds
men that movement is on foot FOR mutual
protection. It is intended to offer stand
ing reward of $500 for the arrest and con-
yiction OF any person stealing stock or
altering brands.
g. Port Madison, W. T., with its foundry,
sawmil, machine shops, wharves, store,
warehouse and residences, on the los acres
comprising the town site, will De sold at
Sherih's sale on the 18th of February. The
sale viii be made to satisfy judgment OF
S57, coo, with interest.
The people of Truckee are happy again.
Bonner Lake is frozen sufficiently 10 allow
those who enjoy the sport to indulge in the
exhilarating pastime of gliding over the
glossy surface Of the ice on their shoes of
steel, and large numbers, both young and
old, are ayailing themselves OF the oppor-
tunity.
At Globe City, Arizona, every person
who can buy, borrow or steal horse, mule
or burro is leaving for the Tonic Basin
country, where the greatest excitement
prevails over some late developments in
mines out there in that vast mineral belt,
and many who cannot procure convey
ance are footing it.
The Tacoma, w. T., railroad wharf is
being built for the third time. 1t was first
built In 1873 and again in 1877. This Illus
trates the loss of Puget Sound wharf-own-
ers by reason of the toredo. Its building
and rebuilding must be worth to the COM
pany no less than Sl0 600 or Sl5, 900 each
time. The company intend to fill in with
earth and stone.
Sonora Dolores Sunol died at San Jose,
Monday. She was the widow of the late
Anonia Sunol, He came to California from
Old Spain in 1877, and settled on the spot
where San Jose now stands, then but
mission and hamlet. He continued to
reside there until his death. He was at
one time one of the wealthiest men in
the State. He first worked the Guadu.
upe mine.