Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-11
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\ The Capture OF tne Pollock NuPGerePs,
| WINNEMUCCA New January 1Osh.-Chief
o: Police Bradley, of Virginia, left here yes
terday with George Wilkinson, II. CoughIan
and W. Z. Lockhart, supposed TO be impli-
Gated in tue Pollock murder in Six.mile Cam
yon. Chief Bradley let Virginia On horse.
back last Friday, visiting all the milk ranches
| in the hills and the farms in the valleys. In
| Stea1n boat valley he found that these men
| hal passed Rickey's ranch. He pressed Mr..
( Hickey into his service to identify them,
came to Browns station, found when hey
| bought ickets to this place, snd found them
at the Wirnemucca Hotel. They will 90
| from Reno in private conveyance, as he
| fears mob IN Nirsi1i for the feeh g il very
| high there.
Is She Els wife?
BAKERsFIELD, January I0.h.-Chief Of Po-
| lice Ksrcher, of Sacramento, arrived here
| last night, and will take back with him the
! man Negrey and the gifl arrested by Sheriff
Bower. Newrey ID reported TO have wife
and five children living in Oakland. The
girl who accompanies him is about II : ars
old, and is said TO be an adopted daughter of
a Mrs. Woods OF Sacramento. at whose in
stance the arrest 10 made. The charge is
adultery. Eewrey denies that he has any
wife other than the person now with him.
RefandIDg SIarysyiI.e's Debt.
MARTsvILLE, Janusry 10th.--The borded
Indebtedness of Yuba county, in the amount
Of $131 000 by order Of the Supervisors, hiss
been refunded from 8 per cent. to per cent.
interest, payable in twenty years. At the
opening of bids the whole amount was
awarded TO N. d. Rideout, local banker, at
par value.
Fifteen Years In Court.
NEVADA CITY, January 10th.-The case of
Cross, administrator of the estate of j. w.
Sigourney deceased. versus Zsllerbach. the
Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company,
involving $4,000, and which has been in
litigation for over fifteen years, has been
decided in favor of the plaintiff by Judge
Caldwell Of the Superior Court. It will
probably be appealed to the Supreme Court
Freed from Grave Charge.
VIRGINIA (Nevads), January 10th.-W.
P. Camp, arrested for completely in the Pol
lock murder, had hearing before magis
trate and was honorably discharged.
Crazed on Religion.
STOCKTON, January 10th.--Patrick O'Reilly,
aged 50 years, has been committed to the Iu-
sane Asylum. He became insane on religion.
Two Young outlaws.
YREKA. January 1Oth.-Cassy Irwin and
Iverson Rider, boys of Is, have bsen arrested,
the former for drawing q pistol or an officer
and escaping from arrest, the other for steal
ing a horse Both boys were born here
Under the inspiration of fiashy novels, they
had started out into the world as outlaws.
The Bodie Mines.
BoD1E, January 10Th. - This mornings
Free Press summarizes the mining situation
as follows: 1t viii perhaps be surprise to
many of our readers, nevertheless it is q fact,
| that the bullion shipments from Bodie during
the year just closed were the largest OF any
year since the revival of the district. They
| amounted to the sum Of S3 i73, 900 This is
| an increase OF more than S100, 600 over those
of 1880, more than 5000 GOO oyer those of
| 1879, and more than $1,000, 600 over the year
| 1878. which was the year Of the greatest eI-
citement in the Bodis mines.
Accidentally Shot.
YREKA. January 10th-Wiilism Pore, of
Shasta valley, aged is, met with fatal ac-
cident Sunday. He was putting away his
gun, when the hammer ssricking against an
other gun caused it to discharge, the contents
passing into his head. After lingering in
great agony for four hours he died.
Cost of Navy Yard Work.
VALLEJO, January 10th.-The $50 men at
work at Mare Island will receive S55, 00U to-
day for their past months work.
A Rival OF Guitcau.
SANTA Rosa, January 10th.-An eccentric
man has of late been making himself nspic-
uous by insisting that he is the man who
killed Garfield and that Guiteau should not
be punished. He says he is Mason and a
Democrat. He is evidently political
"crank. )" for he is undoubtedly crazy.
Senator Jones' Brother Dead.
GOLD HILL New, January oth.-Hsnry
A. Jones, aged 30, brother of Senator j. P.
Jones, died yesterday of gastritis. he was
sick only three days.