Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-28
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.

Some of the dilligent boys of Marysville
make 81 so day picking turkeys. China
men used to do this work.
Senator Jones informed the Carson Ap.
peal that he is G member OF a company that
Is going extensively into ostrich farm ing in
ar zona.
A Goldendale CIV. 7. special gays: E.
D. McCally shot and moItslly wounded
w. a. Chappel, son of w. H. Chappel.
McCully is under arrest.
Charles Reynolds was convicted of mar
slaughter in killing Walter Turner by care.
lessly firing pistol in the public street at
Plainsburg on election day.
Red Bluff had prisoner brought from
Yolo county the other day, and when he
was put in jail it was discovered he had
the smallpox. He is now in pest-house
outside the town.
man named McDonough last week, at
Butte, laid eff his coat, containing $3.50.
and proceeded to whip man with whom
he had dispute. When he got through
he found that somebody had stolen his
money.
wagon containing Mr.. and Mrs. God.
frey, Mrs. D.ckey and Mrs. Carpenter was
overturned on Santa Clara street, San Jose.
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. God.
frey received serious injuriesy and it is be-
lieved the lady will not recover.
The ship Glerdon arrived at Port Town.
send, w. T., Saturday, l47 DAYS from
Philadelphia. The Glendon carries over
5000 tons. The passage from Cape Horn
to tina. port was made in - days, being
the quickest sail vessel time on record.
n I MDrphr, L.
forged checks, had a preliminary examina.
ton at Portland, o., Saturday, and was
bound over in s.. 500 on five charges. He
has been recognized as Neal Murphy, for
mer employe of the San Francisco Custom
House.
Mrs. J. M. Strong, widow of the late
Colonel Strong, is now gathering the best
crop OF cotton ever raised in Merced
county. The crop occupies 225 acres of
Merced river bottom land. This land has
been steadily cultivated to various crops
since 1851.
The San Msteo County Journal says: II
ia now ascertained that the ship Alice
Buck, wrecked in Halfmoon Bay, was
doomed before she se. sail that the cargo
was misrepresented, and consequently
falsely insured that the steel rails are not
steel, but iron that the cost of wreckinp
the rails will swamp the proceeds that the
whole undertaking was losing game, and
that trouble is brewing.
Rogers and Frazier, the last two of the
accused train. wreckers, were acquitted at
Auburn Saturday. The jury was out onlv
about an heur. In disposirg of these cases
there have heen FIVE separate trials. and
TIE cost to the county is heavy. Shinn
alone is in prison. Steinegsl was convicted
and sent bslow, but escaped from the Sher.
if while he was being brought back as =
witness. This case has occupied the Court
since the 27lh of last month. There is talk
of rearresting the parties on charge of
stopping the United States mails.
California is the best gold field vet dis.
covered in this country. It is expected that
the yield this year will be at least SIS.
600, 600. lt once reached as high as $40
600. .00O to $50, coo 600 per annum. Some
authorities claim that the gold product in
this State from 1851 to 1857 was from $50.
600, 900 to 100000, eco per annum. and
that IN 1868 is reached S65, 600 0GO Since
1913 the gold yield of this State has prob.
ably been 81, ASS. 600, 600. Some claim
Sl0O, coo, 600 mere, but the inside figure is
supposed to be The nearest to the actual
fact.
In the Superior Court at Marysville Sat-
urday, before Judge Blanchard, of Colusa,
defendants motion to set aside service Of
summons in the eases Of Yuba county VS..
the Eureka Lake, Yuba River Gold Wash.
ing and Blue Tent Hydraulic Mining Com
panies, was argued by Searles aud Byrne
for defendants and Bayne and Davis for
plaintiffs. TIE motioE was denied as to
the Blue Tent and Eureka Lake, and
granted by consent as 60 the Yubs River
Gold Washing Company. Ten days are
allowed to file exceptions and fifteen davs
20 plead.