Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25
COAST AND STATE.

COAST AND STATE.
pa 10. -,IIad :, .ho n-,roor
,,on,to;ns r Last weak by faII;no
n,,ar rreo;n;cs
:,
ne iiesan ihG IL, IL hoh'ahs are saiu
10 De starving. Iney represent tna' Ihey
are nu"'i' " se' po'is'ns iioiD ''i-
~ Ou tlie rosu iloIi ehoie1oh u O1n.ei-
VINE, OF;' eT'etai ioS houses are oSns
erecIea py lna'ahs ana no nall-ofeeos' "H n1
nave plckea ou1 eneir loo acres ana VIII
800 ;,
reward Vi S'oo Is Vnereo ny 'he Wv
g q Vi ~; AriNoha ior sne apprehension Vi
re,Iian CnaVes' chsrSeo WIN the n riiui u i
Vi haris onsNes anu inez eresa III ofan@li
County iAS' oep'enhoer.
Quite a colony, composed of several
t nj, gu ~ wi ans iasS oaSulu ~
I'm i'i-I ~ ana arc no% iooAlns w
ossn WIN ptoo1 W cssI sneIt AN an
'Ao' OWN" "ei' ~ WIG " ihAn'e'te '"iieS.
Joseph Vasquez, cousin OF the noted
desperate OF the same name, committed
suicide az Mountain Springs, U. L., re-
ho was henueieu oesPeia'e "
IL "lu in'eHSe Suii1fi"s iiOi'
ineania'isth'
Inc Military School at San Mateo, mum.
oering over 100 pupils, has just been closed
two weeks IN advance OF the regular vaca.
ton, on account OF dlphtherla, several
cases OF winch appeared among the stu
Nen's' one VI ~Nion pio'eu 'a'a''
burglar erected an entrance into tine
aWeling OF Dr: seymour at Los Angeles,
early last SUNDAY morning, and was rum
maging ioT piunaer' when surprised by fhe
DOCTOR. Inc roooef ulscnargeo MS re-
volVer at the physician and then escaped
Two human skulls, around the eye sock.
cts of which were bound white clothes,
were found buried in the sand at Cache.
vllle' Coi., last week. Inc theory is that
the skuils are evidences OF horrible muir
aer' II Deipg argued tnat the victims were
olndfoioed and then Killed.
There is an increase in passenger traffic
to and from the Snohomish river country
and points tributary to it. All the steam.
| ers arriving and departing at Seattle do a
large business for that country. At the
present time the logging industry there is
about the only one to employ men.
| John Folmer, l2-year. old sheepherder
in Yolo county, had an unpleasant encoun-
ter with a bear last week. Bruin ran the
little fellow down and tore most of the
clothing from his body. The boy seeing
that he could not escape fred five shots
from revolver iuto the animal. which
became frightened and ran away.
The eomnanv eppaued in tba co,strrc
ton of the military telegranb line batwean
Astoria and Cane HancocL bayo ffn;sbed
the land line to Fort Stevens. The Wash.
ington Territory side next receives atten.
ton. This line is to be built from Chinook
point westward, following the course of
the bay, after which the cable will be laid
and Cape Hancock will be in communica-
ton with the world.
The FL p,eo T;n,es cave. Tiki L.bo.
varv had vear for tbo gi,o.- us 10: De &c u
Tertiary The ro;nr .a.So,, ,raa to;i,, ...o
and tbe so,rc;ty Of L. a1 . i@ae.
operations ON most Of tba oIa;uoo Tho
Hillsboro COMPANY built an immense dam
on the Percha in order to catch enongb
water to keep the men az work all winter
and were sadly disappoipted. and cam.
PEELED to remain idle for want of the neces.
i sary article,
| Forr,ars md s.oor- xo;,o ,-
;,a ahout 49, Ia $50 ~ ooni pam
don,t go r,uob noy, ~ lass Ss
st,HSds+;u aItLooI :. az
root 81 Ill bo - e. - saAlnS
.a soo-, - a. 49, ~. 10y sio"I vi
crno,,ar ILL.,, Sc =" .i'S.o iuiei
III 60 A. 80 ss VI s.ensiNeiy
area Of that Lind If ara;n ia go. ta 81 81,
tb.p ,r,.o e,or Iy,,oT,,, - =; ~. rs Se4i
- rpad DIE 60 "ot0t' III 'iii' oouh'
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Inc Williams (Colusa county ReUieoC