Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-06
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Los Angeles Clty mas 4, S4U SCHOOL chill.
dren.
There are Gil school children in Austin
| (Nev.) District.
San Julian, Diego county, is more than
usually thriving.
A large immigration is coming into Coos
county, Oregon, from Finland.
Within two months work will be COM
menced on the Los Angeles Normal School
The planting of carp in ponds in the
Clatsop county. Oregon, ponds is great
success.
The First National Bank of Ell Paso, N
NJ, has just been organized with capital
of $50, 600.
The Ell Monte artesian well, at Monterey,
is down 700 feet, but has not found flow
ing stream.
Albert Maurer was sentenced at Nevada
City Saturday to one years imprisonment
at Folsom for arson.
A man supposed to be named Mccarthy
! killed himself at the Hotel del Monte,
Monterey, on Friday.
Mike Mulligan fell down the main shaft
of the Silver West mine at Eureka, New,
| on Saturday, anu was killed..
| The largest salmon caught at Astoria,
Oregon, this year weighed twenty pounds
1t was caught Saturday night.
]. Bryant fatally stabbed his brother.in-
law, Samuel Haas, at Dayton, Or, on Fri
day evening, in a saloon quarrel.
On June lst an Eastern trout weighing
! II pounds was caught in Bonner Lake. 1t
/ L.
cisco.
J.J. Shinabarger and S. P. Merritt have
purchased the Monterey Californian, and
will henceforth conduct that spicy little
sheet.
Doves are said to be more plentiful in
the lower part of Nevada county than for
wears past. 1t is now lawful to shoot them
| in that region.
1t is reported in San Diego that ex-Gov-
ernor Castrijon has struck very rich gold
mine about twenty miles from San Rafael,
Lower California.
| On June lst, in that little mountain re-
cess called Independence Lake, says the
Truckee Republican, 439 trout were the
result of one days fishing.
| The influx of summer visitors during the
past week at Santa Cruz has taken every
body by surprise, as few were expected be-
fore the opening of the Methodist Episco-
pal capp-meeting next Tuesday.
The last issue of the Willows Journal,
published at Willows, Colusa county,
closed its fourth year of existence. The
Journal is an excellent local paper and one
of the most welcome of our exchanges.
| The Santa Barbara Press says that an
artist will shortly arrive in that city to
make number of sketches of the principal
points of Southern California, with view
to their publication in Harper's Weekly.
The Tuscarora (Nev.) Times says +" slick.
ems is an old Georgia mining phrase, and
was always used by the people of that
State instead of the synonymous word
slumgullion, which is of California
nomenclature.
The first Grand Jury impaneled in Ca.
chise county, Arizona, submitted its final
report on Saturday. 1t considered fifty
accusations and found thirty. one indict-
ments. The report severely scores the
county officers.
The Winnemucca New Sicer STATE
says Two thousand head of cattle are on
the way here from Kings river for ship.
ment East. One firm has engaged cars for
5000 head, and another for $500 head
all for the East.
The Albuquerque, n. NJ, Journal Gays
at Deming all the streets running north
and south bear the name of some metal,
and the east and west streets are named
after trees. There are neither metals nor
trees within thirty miles OF the place.
The work of hitting up Isbel Grove at
Santa Cruz for the Methodist Episcopal
camp-meeting, which begins there Tues
day, has been completed, and the indica-
tions are that the meeting will be one oil
the most largely attended ever held in the
State.
The schooner Ringleader, loaded with
eighty tons of wheat for San Francisco
parties, whose names are unknown, sank
in Stockton channel Saturday night. Six
hundred sacks were recovered The loss
will amount to over 81 ,000 The schooner
has not been raised.
The wharf at National City, San Diego
county, is out about 200 feet. 1t is built
of piling, filed in with earth and rip.
raped The further extension to deep
water will be built of iron. Work on the
railroad shops will be commenced as soon
as brick can be burned.
Along the coast of Mendocino and Hum
bo,dt there is much life exhibited, and
while the mill men are turning out i'm.
mense quantities of lumber, the woods are
ringing with the sounds of the ak and the
continual passing to and fro of the hun.
dreds of teams engaged in hauling out ties,
shingles and bark.
The floods of last winter, says the Marys.
vile appeal, distributed catfish from the
Feather river all over the country over
flowed. After the subsistence of the
waters, ponds were left in many places, in
which catfish have since been found. These
ponds are now drying up, and the fish are
perishing. Many thousands of fish will
thus be destroyed.
The records are being copied for the
new county of Cachise, A. T., from the
Pima county books. There will be about
10000 folios in all, or 100000 words.
The first mining locations were near
Apache Pass, and that branch of the rec
ords does not occupy much space until
1878, when Tombstone district began to
be settled. Up to the time of separation
there were recorded 1900 mining loca-
tions, of which one.third are from Tomb.
stone Dos Cabazas comes next, followed
by the Dragon Mountains, the Mules, the
Hauchucas and the Chiricahuas, in the
order named.
On Thursday night E. J. Campbell, Ike
Mitchell and Theodore Garfield got Jack
Logarbo, an italian fisherman, to take them
out on the bay at Santa Cruz for lark.
They had all been drinking, and fourth
person refused to join them because, he
said, they were not sober enough. About
10 o'clock they upset the boat, three or
four miles from shore, and foundered in
the water several hours, clinging to the
overturned boat The old fisherman at last
succeeded in righting the boat, bailing it
out and getting the three men into it, and
with one oar got them ashore about 2:30
o'clock Friday morning.
A dispatch from Portland, Or, says: A
prominent California stock dealer, Dr.
Dixon, of Sacramento, has been arrested at
Lakeview, Lake county, and held under
$500 bonds, charged with stealing cattle
He purchased drove in the upper part of
the county and, it is charged, stole more
cattle from different bands, and, with his
vaqueros, had started for Wyoming when
arrested. Another account says Dixon