Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-04
COAST AND STATE.

The Sutter Farmer has entered on its
second volume.
The White Pine Ne,cs has entered upon
its seventeenth volume.
The town election at Livermore will
take place on the second Monday in May.
Many buildings are erecting in Liver
more, and the demand foE lumber is good.
The Haley Times reports lumber fam
inc at Wood River. No dimension build,
ing lumber is to be had, neither sashes nor
doors.
The freight shipments from Livermore
during the month of March amounted to
1905, l53 pounds, and receipts to ,S92,-
92l pounds.
Net dwelling house is to be had at
Haley, Wood River, notwithstanding as
high as $50 month is offered for houses of
three or four rooms.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
is grading for a second track from Mastick
Station, Alameda, toward the drawbridge
over San Antonio creek.
Grape cuttings about Livermore in loose
gravelly soil are beginning to sprout. In
red clay soil, in which there is no gravel,
the vines show no signs of starting
In Candelaria the water company sells
water at five cents per gallon. Enterpris-
ing peddlers run water carts in opposition,
and sell water at three cents gallon.
Senior Day, at the University, will be
held on May 10th, in the assembly hall.
Messrs. Bishop, Dorm, Franklin and Lin
con and Miss Hittell will be the speakers.
The Eko Independent says: Reno has
u" crank association which holds it's
meetings in the cellar of Chinese wash,
house. Its object is to get the State Uni
versity removed from Elko to that place.
Orchsrdists near Haywards are preparing
to handle the fruit as soon as it is ready
for shipment. Gooseberries are first
picked, closely followed by strawberries,
currsnts and cherries, larger fruits coming
in later.
The grain crops in the vicinity of Ana
helm are said to be in fine condition, and
give every prospect of an abundant har-
vest. At Westminster they are reported
to be not quite 50 good, and the farmers
may get only hay.
The snow on the hillside south of Down
ieville, reaching nearly down to the river,
and green fields and blossoms OF the north
side, form contrast which cannot be seen
in many parts of the world. Nevertheless,
such is the actual fact.
C. F. McGlashan, editor of the Santa
Barbara Press, expects to go East very
soon to exhibit his patent device for hold.
ing telegraDhic communication with NOV
ing trains to the great trunk lines that ira
verse the Eastern States.
H. Inok
the buttermilk is all worked out OF it be-
fore it is packed, and then keep it under
strong brine, and if so kept 1t will be as
sweet at the end of the year as when it
was first made. It can be kept in tubs or
frkins, but perhaps the very best package
is earthen jar the tighter the cover fits
on the jar the better, as it more eifectually
excludes the air.
One day last week J. B., D. H. and D.
R. Seawell, James Will ans and Ell. Shone
killed three big cinnamon bears on Aaron
Hassett's ranch, about twenty.fiv miles
west of Healdsburg. They had baited
log trap with part of the carcass of hog
and when they visited the trap one bear
was inside and another was under the
heavy door, life being extinct. The dogs
got the track of third bruin, which they
treed about half a mile from the trap,
where the hunters overlook and dis
patched him. Before letting the live bear
out OF the trap they broke her under jaw,
by shooting her, the object being to train
the dogs for a chase. The bear fought
the dogs savagely, demoralizing some of
them. The hunters shot her several times,
and she finally succumbed at the red slide.
The bears were unusually large, two being
males and one female. Bears are quite
numerous in that section, and have killed
good many sheep and hogs.