Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-18
COAST AND STATE.

There are now only six men at Fort Nc
Dowell, Arizona, and the place looks very
forlorn.
All parties engaged in the lynching at
Linkville, Or, six weeks ago, have left Tor
parts unknown.
A schooner is now plying regularly be-
tween Wilmington and Santa Catalina
Island, carrying passengers.
The Anaheim Gazette tells of strawber.
ries raised there IL inches in cireumfer'
enee-nearly inches in diameter.
Red Bluff Call Cause. We know OF q
woman in this county who last year sold
over 81, 900 worth OF eggs and poultry.
The Wood River Times says the bottom
between Haley and the river resembles an
army encampment-so many are living IN
tents.
The Digger Indians Of Nevada and Placer
counties are holding their May moon dance
at the Nevada City csmpoodie. Ihls IS a
great holiday with them.
The Klamath Wagon Road Company
has fled articles of incorporation. The
object is to build a wagon road from Link
vile TO a point on the southern boundary
OF the State of Oregon.
The Cinnamon employed on the North
ern Pacific Railroad near Pendleton struck
for higher wages last week, which the
company refused to allow. At last &C.
counts the Celestials were still idle.
The Ogden Pilot says /: The country
girls are coming to town for work, and
after earning enough to purchase a few
wards of calico, piece of ribbon and pair
Of shoes, will go home and rest until next
summer.
Storey county, New, has not, appar-
emily. graduated its scale OF expenditures
TO meet its reduced revenues, as 1t is said
this years tax levy will not more than half
meet the expenses, leaving deficiency OF
over $50, 200.
Twenty additional stamps are being put
to the Vulture mill, Arizona, which will
make it the largest mill in the Territory.
The mill will then have 100 stamps, and
be capable of crushing 240 tons of ore
every twenty-four hours.
A new mine has been discovered in the
lower part of Nevada county, California.
An assay from fair specimen of the rock
gives 1927 in gold and S55 in silver. The
ledge is four feet thick and is increasing in
size and quality as depth is attained.
Grasshoppers in Mason valley, New, are
getting down to their regular summer
work. On Sellers ranch, not far from
Reno, they have made their appearance,
and promise TO be numerous, large quanti-
ties Of eggs and young ones having been
turned up.
A living and moving glacier has been
found on Mt. Goddard ridge, between the
headwaters Of the south fork of the San
Joaquin river, and the middle fork of the
Kings river. 1t is 4 mile in length and
500 yards wide, and moved ten feet last
year. 1t is eighty feet thick, and clear blue
ice.
Last Friday night A. Quigley, a SOM
nambulist, walked out OF The window OF
the third story of hotel IN Portland, Ore
gon, fell into an alley, and was so badly
injured that he is not expected to recover.
This shows that there is no truth in the
old story that in sleep persons are able to
walk in places where they could not go
when awake.
The Elko Independent learns that the
outlook at the various leading mines is
more satisfactory than could reasonably
have been anticipated, recent unexpected
developments giving positive assurance of
lively times this season, at least. The new
discovery in the Central has been pros.
pected westward 100 feet and to the east
$50 feet, disclosing at depth of thirteen
feet a seven-foot ledge, an average of the
ore across its entire face giving an assay OF
$50 to the ton. Samples of the high
grade ore from the lead, shown US, would
assay nearer 81, 900.