Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-23
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cited at Carson, New, receiving 20S
Ites. The opposition ticket put in the
keld by Judge Harris received one vote.
The big Indian fandango in Marshall
Canyon, Nevada, which commenced Fri.
! day week, continued for six days, and con.
cluded with a grand sunrise or peace
dance
The vault of the Bank of Tehama
County, at Red Bluff, was opened Sunday
morning by San Francisco safe expert,
and the contents found to be in as good
condition as before the fire.
An association has been formed in Den.
yer, Col, TO encourage matrimony. The
constitution provides for an assessment of
all the other members, upon the marriage
of a member, to start him in life.
Messrs. Colonna Borden and McElray. of
the United States Coast Survey, are veri.
flying the boundary line between Montana
and Wyoming, which was established a
few years ago, and SO far have found no
errors.
At the recent camp-meeting at Goleta
Santa Barbara county, a rattlesnake chased
some children down hill, and when killed
it was found to measure nearly four feet in
length and Six inches in circumference. 1t
had twelve rsttles.
An attempt of the prisoners of the Pima
county "a. IT, Jail to make their escape
called attention to the filthy attention of
that institution. The men are crowded
together in one little room, says the Arizona
Star, and the stencil is horrible.
An Indian who was beating a boy in
Carson, New, recently, was compelled to
stop by white man. The Indian drew a
revolver, but before he could use it he was
severely punished. This is the first in.
stance in long while that redskin in
Carson has attempted to shoot a white
man.
The owner OF watermelon patch near
Lodi, San Joaquin county, gave the train
boys permission to help themselves as the
cars were passing the field. The train was
stopped, and the owner of the melons and
the railroad men gathered bountiful sup.
ply for their trip.
A colony of bees have had their home
between the roof and ceiling of the Mirror
Office at Los Angeles for several wears The
workmen, in taking down the rear building
preparatory to the erection of a new and
better office, last Wednesday, took out
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first. quality.
A gentleman while working on new
building near the terminus of Willow
street, San Jose, the other day, discovered
tarsntula hole in the ground in which
were three large tarantulas and kind of
shell, or cocoon, which was supposed to
contain tarantula eggs. The shell was
broken and he counted 300 young ones.
Part of the tusk of a mammoth un.
earthed IN Box Elder is on exhibition in
Miles City, NJ. T. 1t is said the entire
tusk was about twenty feet in length. On
Powder river, sixty miles from Miles City,
il is reported, whole skeleton of nam.
moth has been brought TO light, and a
party of scientists are organizing to visit
the spot to secure it.
Six medical experts of Reno, New, says
the Times, examined man as to his san
ity, recently, and were evenly divided.
After wrangling about it for week it was
discovered that they had examined the
wrong man altogether. 1t was another
strange physician who mad Just come into
town, and supposed he had been called
upon as witness to explain some intricate
medical terms.