Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-20
COAST AND STATE.

Quite a number of Denver and Eastern
gamblers have gone to Salt Lake to be
present at the great racing meeting.
A band Of ten Piegans lately planned q
raid on the Cree ponies near Fort Walsh,
Montana, but the Crees killed nine of
them.
At Bakersfield John Cain, a herder, was
attacked by wild boar in the tules, and
was SO horribly mangled that he died in
twenty minutes. He leaves a wife and
eleven children.
At the Derbec drift mine, North Bloom.
field, S335 in coarse gold was cleaned up
from pan and half of gravel one day
last week. This promises to be the richest
gravel mine on the coast.
1t is stated that the Central Pacific have
bought 60 600 tons of steel rails for the ex-
tension of their road from Corinne to
Yankton, and more than half of them are
landed in San Francisco.
The Rodeo valley and Pinole section
wheat crops promise better than they have
before for years and the same report may
be repeated heretofore made of the fine
crop promise of the San Ramon, Moraga
and Sycamore section. contra Costa Ca
zette.
The youngest child Of Mrs. Knapp, a
widow lady living one block below the
railroad depot, had its face torn in a shock
ing manner by vicious COW last Monday
evening. 1t appears that the child was
playing in the yard attached to the house,
where the COW was grazing, when, without
moments warning, it rushed at the child,
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just below the cheek bone, tore the flesh
away clear through the little ones mouth.
-[Tehama Tocsin, June 18th.
1t is high time to sprinkle sulphur over
the grapevines. II this is neglected there
is no certainty Of a good crop, for the mill
dew may destroy it. Use the powdered
sulphur in the fresh Of the morning, when
the dew is on the leaves, and sprinkle it
well over the entire vine. In q week or
ten days give them another dose. Sulphur
is an institution for the vine.grower, and
as the vineyards become older and more
numerous 1t will be more and more used
as preventive Of disease and as an aid
to thriftiness.I Woodland Democrat.
1t is said that something new about the
Cummings murder, which occurred near
to be developed. The murder occurred
while the Moore's Flat and Nevada ctage
was being robbed, Cummings, the muir
dered man, being passenger on the stage
and in charge of bullion of his own. Every
once and awhile developments in the Cum
mings affair are promised, but nothing has
yet come out that is satisfactory. The
newly promised developments have sons
connection with late criminal business a
Nevada City.-[Grass Valley Tidings.
Judge Parker, Of Adm, tells us that an
other rich strike has been made at Haydei
Hill. Mr.. Auble and others, who own tn
claim on the very summit of the hill, Will
prospecting few days ago, struck vel
of dirt that assays ak dollars to the pound
The vein is thirteen inches thick, and tn,
owners have fortune. Considerable ne,
machinery is being taken to the hill, abou
two hundred men are at work, and every
thing bids fair for prosperous season
Mr.. Parker thinks that it is the luckies
thing in the world for the present owner
that the sale of the mines did not tax
place. Modoc Independent, June Sth.