Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

they could make all the desired light, as the,
| had come on different business than be SUP
| posed. At this Mr.. Winklemsn seized {
weapon, which he always kept handy, as hi
resided alone, AID when the men rushed for
ward to seize him he fired, and shot Murkley
| 10 the right leg, infiicting painful though
not dangerous wound. Murkley's comrades
when they heard the shot, turned and rar
| away, leaving him wounded and an easy vic
tim for the officers of the law. 1t is saic
that he was accompanied by two Mexicans
VINO made their escape.
OmciaI Returns.
CoLgsA, November 16sh Official count Of
Colusa county: Estee CSC. Stoneman I,619,
Sims les, Hunt SOS. Deason CSC, Shsrpatein
DOS, Ross 16l9, Pedlsr 723, Thompson
l,6G4, Davies 70l, Dunn 1,612, We'll 701,
January 1,616. Hart SAL, Marshall 1,50l,
siinto 200. Wiley L, GIG, Gross 703. Mccarthy
l,6l5, Waterman zee, Welcker 1,6I1, De
Haven I'll. Henley 1 619, Edgerton 70S,
Morrow 7O9, Sumner 1,617, Glascock 1,610,
Reed GA, Carpenter 1, 57S, Kimball 646,
Wilcoxson 1,672 Moulton 943, Foster l, 45l.
Neutrality-suspicious. 9S2. Clark 1,511.
AUBURN, November 16th.-The official
vote OF Placer county on the State ticket
gives the Democrats msjorities ranging from
3 Summer over Edgertop) to S31 (Marshall
over Hart). There was one exception. Reed
receiving % more votes than Carpenter.
democrats elect ell the county officers except
Clerk, Assessor, two Supervisors and Treas.
urer-a tie. special election is called for
December 18th.
Heavy wind Storm.
San FRANCISCO. November 10th. - The
norther which prevailed last night was quite
destructive across the bay. Trees and fences
were Frustrated, and in some cases houses of
light construction were blown down. On the
bay the shipping had lively shake-up, but
no serious damage is reported.
SPANIsHTowN, November 16th.-Last even.
ing the heaviest wind storm known in this
section for years prevailed. It was from the
northeast. Fences, sheds and barus were de.
stroyed, windows broken and trees uprooted.
The weather is very cold.
SoNoMA, November 16Lh.-We had a heavy
north wind last night, which continued until
TINS afternoon. No damage was done here
though at Glenellen some trees were blown
over.
The Tuiare County Land Dispute.
HANFoRD, November 16sh.-While the five
men arrested yesterday evening, under writs
Tor ml5demeanor sworn cut by 2. G. Phillips.
were detained in HaDford, Mr.. Phillips and
some Of his men returned to the FretwelI
quarters and took down the new house. keap.
ing the lumber and Mr.. Fretwell's household
goods on the place. He afterwards refused
to let anyone take them away, and SO the
matter now stands, Phillips remaining ia pos
session. Phillips case for felony is set here
for next Monday. The other cases for mis-
demesnor are set before the same Justices
Court for next Friday the oath. A mass
meeting OF citizens is called here for next
Wednesday to consider the best ysy of Gotta
bly, settling the land disputes with the rail-
road. Hon. P. II. TulIy, member.elect to
Congress, has agreed TO attend, according to 8
promise he made during the canvass in cas-
Of his election.
shinGie MHi Destroyed by Fire.
EUREKA (Humboldt county,, November
l6lh.-Fay's shingls and shake mill, on the
peninsula on the opposite SIDE of the bay from
Eureka, was burned last night. Loss $780,
coo; no insurance.
Contribution to the Anti.DebrIs Fand,
CoLUsA, November 16th.-The Supervi.
sors OF this county to-day, following the lead
of Yolo county, voted 81 600 to the treasury
of the Anti-Debris Association.