Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
COAST AND STATE

Seed wheat sells at Yakima City at so
cents per bushel.
The Grant County Sentinel, Democratic
paper, published by John G. Bell at Silver
City, n. NJ, has issued its frat number.
Flour lie scarce in some parts of Union
county, Oregon, and sells at 81 SO per
hundred. 1t cells at IS per barrel in
Union.
Eagle valley, Union county, Or, pro-
duced 100, 600 pounds of beans this season.
The rains interfered greatly in the sowing
of the crop.
The Yakima Grand Jury has adjourned
after having found four indictments on the
part OF the United States and thirty on
the part of the Territory.
Saturday morning last one of the boys
at the Orphans Home at Vallejo. named
Fred. Morton, fell out of window and
broke several of the bones of the wrist.
A Bozeman On. IT, widow named Crock
ford grieved 30 over the loss of her husband
that she became crazed and ended her life
by blowing out her brains with pistol.
An exchange reports that five thousand
tons of steel rails are piled up at Oakland
Point, intended for the Oregon extension,
which it is promised will be completed by
the end Of 1888.
Uncle Billy Atkinson shot bear near
his cabin on Mount Tamalpais last
Thursday morning She was accompanied
slew.-[Marin Journal.
The Carson river is said to be literally
crowded with cord.wood, and much of it
will have to remain in the river all winter,
unless the water raises so as to float it
down to Empire or Dayton.
On Monday night, says the Orland
Times, according to announcement, the
Odd Fellows met to receive their Grand
Master, Judge Freer. After an initiatory
| ceremony, by dispensation from the Grand
Master, and some further proceedings, the
members and invited guests proceeded to
the Union Hotel to partake of an oyster
supper.
The largest piece of work on the Blue
mountains, with the exception of the tun-
mel, now being built, is a cut near the
! mouth of Meacham's creek. Il is $50 feet
long, and in places 65 feet deep, through
solid basalt rock. A force of forty. five
men have been at work on it for the past
three months, and it will take the same
force two weeks longer to finish it.
For more than year past eggs in this
market have commanded mighty high
price. Laying hens are pretty good kind
of stock to have running around on
ranch. The prices in hen fruit, beef and
butter promise to keep in high notch for
long time yet to come. Bat what care
the people, since crops have been plentiful
aud Ihian RaocrA
l. is not unlikely that there will be
revival Of river mining in the near future
all along the bed of the Feather. The
grand scheme of the Big Bend Company
involves the working Of come twelve 10 fif.
teen miles of the bed of that stream, and
the organization of a company to work the
river bed just above Ofoville VIC learn is
now in progress, if not already consum-
mated. [Oroville Mercury.
While on the way to Tehama last even
ing two horse wagon, containing G.. w.
Brooks, wife and two or three other per-
eons, was upset beyond the Elder. creek
| bridge, throwing sll of them to the ground
and pretty badly s.raining the wrist joint
of one OF The young ladies' arms. Some
OF the Others were also bruised little, but
the injuries were not Of a serious nature
Red Bluf Cause, October 3lat.
The Dixon correspondent of the Wood.
land Democrat writes % follows: The
weather is tine, and consequently the
farmers are busy putting in their crops,
ami weather prophets are busy prophecy
ing dry season. The late rain has not
done so much damage as at first supposed,
but still some farmers have suffered con.
siderably. At the present time the general
business Is increasing, and as a matter of
course everybody is busy.
A visit was made to the wine cellars in
Napa Tuesday, and it was found that the
first crop is about all in, and that the sec.
end crop will baeln to arrive next week.
AT the Uncle Sam csllsr there has been
upwards Of 200. 600 gallons made already,
while Mr.. Migliavacca mas made over l20,.
GOO gallons. 1t is cafe to say that with
what is yet to be made, that the wine made
in Napa this year at these two cellars will
be over $50. 000.-[Napa Register.
A big bar of gold came down from North
Bloomfield to Nevada City. l. has an es-
cort OF honos and for its safety. 1t is
valued a. STA, $50, and therefore might
shake the honesty of some folks. That
much gold in one package carries much
temptation with it. When the bar arrived
in Nevada City it became the guest of
Bulge Tower, at Wells, Fargo & Co..
office, and while there received many
callers. Nothing in this world receives the
honor that gold does. 1t gets honors for
itself, ard it brings honors to those who
possess it. Therefore, young man, take
Shakespeare advice, and "put money in
thy purse. "-[Grass Valley Tidings.