Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-18
PACIFIC COAST IrEas.

Los Angeles and Pasadena will soon be
connected by rail.
Orange thieves are at work on the gar.
dens at Marysville.
Flour is selling at So per hundred at Co
guile City. Coos county, Oregon.
Within five miles of Bozeman, Mont,
is mine producing coal of good quality.
| San Jose and Stockton complain that
the Poundmasters do not DO their work
properly.
a Sisters Hospital is to be built az
Benton, Mcnt, to cost in the neighborhood
of S4, ,000
S1noma farmers are receiving orders
from San Franoiscofor all the apples they
can spare.
The Red Bluff Academy has recently
purchased $500 telescope for the use OF
the pupils.
At Coquille City, Or, lumber is selling
at IS TO $50 per thousand, and at Marsh.
field at Sl2 to S22
Petaluma ships about eight hundred and
seventy dozen eggs and seventy coops of
fowls per week to San Francisco.
The codEng moth destroyed about one
third of the crop of apples about Haywards.
The apples seemed to be smaller.
So many new towns are springing up in
the southern section of the State that it is
difficult to keep track of them all.
Poisoned meat was carelessly thrown
around the streets of Fresno few days
ago. Valuable dogs were reoklessly killed.
There are probably more gunners abroad
in California Ton Sundays) than in any
State of the Union, during the hunting
season.
Mrs. j. E. McCurdy, of San Diego, has
| given birth to a son, who weighs one and
one. half pounds exactly. The child is likely
to live.
Physicians ard jurors disagree as to the
sanity of Smith, the Westminster mur-
derer. A new jury has been ordered for
December 9th.
Trains do not stop any more at the old
deoot at Tehama. The new depot was
first occupied Tuesday last, and now all
trains stop there.
Earth was frozen to depth of twenty
inches in the streets of Butte, Mont, last
week, as was discovered when excayatipp
for new water pipes.
I COloih1 AIho a hhNA AZ tilG SIhp5 Ot "a DSG-
rifed forest. It is upon the ranch OF N.
T. Hudson, and was found by the nephew
Of Mr.. Hudson, while hunting.
There is man named Myers confined in
the Tehama County Jail for stealing horses,
and the officers also believe that he is Black
Bart, the notorious stage robber.
Rev. Jesse Weod, County Superintend
eEt of Butte county, has leased the Chico
Enterprise office for term of years, and
will on and after January l, 1883, conduct
it as an independent journal.
In California there were 43 OO0. 600
pounds of wool produced last season. This
production, which sold for about $1,000.
600, had the advantage of a tariff equal to
about 60 per cent. ad valorem.
A Trinity county farmer says he fed
eleven tons of carrots to thirteen hoes, and
that the animals did not gain twenty five
pounds in weight. He does not regard
carrots success as food fer swine.
j. B. H. Cooper, the Republican candi.
date for the Assembly from Monterey
county at the late election, who was de.
feated by the Democratic candidate, Thos.
W. Faw, with mai ority Of one vote, has
commenced proceedings for a recount.
Butte county officials have had their
hands full during the present term OF
Court. Besides number of murderers
and thieves to look after and guard in the
Jail, some desperate criminals were brought
up from the State Prison to testify in some
important cases.
A prominent railroad man in Butte,
: Mont, expresses a conviction that next
season viii witness some lively times be
tween the Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific companies, the former having be.
gun the war by building on the Northern
Pacific track at Blackfoot
William Saunders, editor and proprietor
|, of the Woodland (Yolo county, Democrat,
publishes the only Sunday evening paper
in the United States. Mr.. Saunders is a
Seventh-Day Adventist in religion, and
strictly observes Saturday az day Of rest,
publishing no paper on that day, but issu.
ing one Sunday evening in place of Satur-
day.
Owing to the extensive excavations in
the hill, one.half of Bodie Bluff, says the
Free Press, is slowly moving toward the
east. There is crevice now a foot in
width, extending across the middle of the
mountain. The work of Nature has
thrown the Standard Consolidated shaft
out of plumb ard the work of " sliding" is
still in progress.
The slickens from the hydraulic mines
has at last been found at least good for
one thing. It makes an excellent fire. proof
cement A few years ago some plasterera
at Msrysville run out of lime while build.
ing furnace at the water works, and as
an experiment the slickens was used as q
cement, and is to-day still holding the
bricks of the furnace.
w. A. Greenly reports to the Inyo Inde.
pendent his discovery OF rich gold mine
in the. White mountains, Inyo county.
The ledge ia said to be immensely rich,
showing nuggets of gold and the richest
description of quartz. From personal
examination Of that country, the editor OF
that paper believes that it is destined to
become one of the greatest mining districts
in InYo county, if not in the State.
The Carson appeal is .uthority for the
statement that Senator Fair, one of the
bonarza firm,' is in constant fear of be.
ing thrashed or killed whenever he goes
to the Comstock," as there are men there
"who have been ruined by bis treachery,
and VOW they will take his life." Accord.
ing TO the appeal, "bs is represented as
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