Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-10
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Almond trees are in full bloom at San
Bernardino.
a lamb with seven legs was recently born
near Fresno.
A kindergarten school is to be opened in
Globe, Arizona.
Three Vallecito lads POUNDS nugget
worth $40 last week.
Reports from Lundy, Mono county, say
that a whisky famine is feared there.
| No religious services have been held in
Alturas, Modoc county, for three months.
A red gum tree recently cut down at
! Martinez measured 6S inches in circumfer-
ence.
A. Waite has purchased the Santa Ana
Herald, and will hereafter edit aud control
that Journal.
During recent snow-storm at Virginia,
New, it is said thatnumbers OF angle-worms
fell from the clouds.
The public schools of Oroville are so
crowded that considerable difficulty is met
with in seating new pupils
The carp pond at Eugene City, Or, was
overlooked by the recent freshet, and near
ly 5000 fish were carried out and lost
All the watchmen on the Navy Yard,
moved, and their duties assigned TO marines
From the Puyallup CIV. IT, kiln, 10000
barrels of lime went to Portland last year,
and double that quantity will probably go
this year.
A colony is being formed in San Bernar.
! dino for the purpose of settling in Arizona,
probably OIL the Gil6 river, % miles from
! ella Bend
The amount now subscribed towards pay
ing off the indebtedness of the Mendocino
County Agricultural Association is 81, $50
up to February lst.
MERGED boasts of 14-year.old youth
| l2-year- old youth, a son of B. r. Prince,
who weighs $50 pounds.
The Sheriff of Maricopa county, Arizona,
has posted notices ordering drones and sus-
picious characters to leave the town of
Phoenix within forty eight hours.
The Chronicle, of Virginia City, New,
has found centennarian in the person of
Anthony Thornton, of that city, who is
| lO4 years old. He was born in Ireland.
| A Santa Barbara lady has Confederate
| flag which she herself pulled down from
the staff at Martinsburg, Virginia, while
| the town was in possession of the Confed-
crates.
| In the Washington Territory Insane Asy-
lum are now ninety one patients, which IS
a larger number than were ever there be-
fore. Seventy are men and twenty-one are
| women.
A Vallejo policeman dubbed man se-
verely because he beat him in throwing
dice for the cigars, and then arrested him
for resisting an officer. He was dismissed
from the force.
It is said at San Marcial, New Mexico,
that so Indians attacked the settlement of
San Francisco, on the river of the same
name, so miles west, killing all the inhab-
itants-about 81.
a convent school will be built at Ukiah
by number of the Sisters Of Mercy, who
are expected out during next spring from
New Orleans. Sufficient funds have al
ready been subscribed.
Thirty men are at work at the mines at
:" Piaceritas, nine miles from Laguna, San
Diego county Twelve arastras are at
work. A chunk of gold sent in during the
week made return of $50.
The Winnemucca New Silrer State
says: The several county officers of Hum
boidt, from what we can learn, will not
have collected half enough for fees during
last month to pay their salaries.
In Lake county, last week, Upper Lake
was cut of and surrounded with water.
Clear Lake rose to Main street, and the
steamboat wharf was under water. Freight
teams are laid up FOR awhile-the bottom
has fallen out Of the roads.