Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
COAST AVID STATE.

The daily mail service between Bozeman
and Virginia City, M. T., is to be re-estab.
lished.
Skilled and unskilled labor is in demand
at Iruckee, where new buildings are being
built in the burned district.
A prominent wool.grower of Red Bluff
has offered to subscribe s., COO toward es.
tablishing wooden mill at that place.
A debris dam has been built on Slate
creek, near La Porte, which is said to oper.
ate successfully as protection to the val.
ley.
The Sisters of Charity are having three.
story structure erected at Yakima CITY. w.
T., to be used as convent and boarding.
school.
Seventy.hve men are at work for the
Government extending a jetty at Rocky
Point, in Coos bay. The work is carried
on night and day.
A number of farmers who have been in
town state that enough rain has fallen to
give farmers an opportunity to pillow all
kinds and qualities of land.-[Red Bluff
Cause.
The Missouri colony which arrived at
Benton, M. T., last spring in forlorn con.
dition, Is now all right, and every member
is prospering, though they have generally
left Benton.
Poles for the telephone extension line
from Walnut Creek to Danville were set
for considerable distance last week. If
the weather is favorable the extension will
be completed this week.
AT Fort HERMAN, U. T., the polling pre-.
cinct is situated on the top of a high
mountain five miles from the settlement.
Where the Registrar, mining man, lives.
The voters have petitioned for its removal
to place more easy of access.
The sales of sheep in this county TO
Texas buyers have been very numerous.
and the number shipped or driven to that
State must have been many thousands,
We can spare them, however, as the graz.
ing land is needed for farms.-TLos An.
geles Express.
Owing to the rapid increase of our pcpu.
lation more houses are being called for
daily. Architects offices are crowded with
prospective work, and, though hundreds of
houses have been erected, the cry is still
for more. One noticeable feature is that
the houses recently erected exhibit moro
taste and have more modern conveniences
than those built few years ago.-[Los
Angeles Express.
People living up in the mountain regions
are becoming worried at the delay of their
freight. They fear that winter will catch
them. The Greenville Bulletin has the fol.
lowing "There is still very large
amount of freight out teams enough can.
not be had to get it in as quickly as is de-
sirable; the weather is threatening and
some uneasiness is felt in consequence. At
the depots in Chico, Oroville and Reno
there have been Large amounts of freights
for this place for many weeks past"
At the winery of James Skinner. at
Green Valley, Ell Dorado county, an acct
dent occurred to the distiller, George W.
Skinner, last Tuesday morning. While
charging the still preparing to run it he
accidentally passed lighted candle which
he held in his hand through the steam that
was coming from the still, instantly ignit-
ing it and burning his face, ears and left
hand SO that the skin will mostly come off.
His hair and whiskers were badly burned.
He is reported severely injured, but as
now recovering.