Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-28
COAST AND STATE.

A shipment of 1000 barrels of -four,
from Livermore to Texas, was made, and
an order has been received for / 1000 bar
rels more.
The demand for dwellings in Auburn is
constant and pressing. People go away
every week because they cannot find dwell
ing accommodations.
The Modoc Independent has the follow
ing Parties from various sections are here
for the purpose of buying horses. One
man wants 600 to drive to Nebraska.
At Tahoe on Monday, says the Carson
Appeal, a trout weighing thirty pounds
was successfully landed. The captor
thought he had whale on the end of his
line.
The people of Gold Park are much inter-
ested to know whether they are in Lander
or Nye county, and survey by these
counties is about to be made to determine
in which they are.
Fishing in Plumas county is good, in
fact better than usual, in all parts of the
county. The high water has given the
trout a chance this year, and they seem to
be more numerous than usual.
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conduct of the fellows of the baser sort on
picnic trains passing through town. They
sometimes go so far as to throw stones
through the windows at people in their
houses.
The Lassen county Adcocate says that
Mr.. Meylert has made arrangements with
the Central Pacific, SO as to be able to re.
duce the passenger fare from Susanville to
San Francisco to $40. It has heretofore
been S2S IS.
The water is getting slack on the west
side of Yreka basin, Siskiyou county,
which stops mining to a great extent, eg-
pecially in the hydraulic claims on GreeR-
horn and Spring gulches, and also at
Hawkinsville and vicinity.
Saturday week the stage running from
Redding to Weaverville, while on the
grade between the Tower House and that
place, was showed off the grade in the at
tempt to pass freight team. The coach
was upset, but no passengers were aboard
to get hurt.
Seventeen hundred pounds of trout were
shipped from Truckee to San Francisco and
Sacramento on Monday night. This is the
largest single shipment that has been made
this season. A single individual caught
over fourteen hundred of these fish in
Tahoe last week.
Greenville will celebrate the Fourth in a
lively manner. DR.. Gray will crate, F. G.
Hale will read the Declaration, NJ. F. Levy
will furnish the patriotic spring poetry,
and the Greenville brass band the music
Everybody will be in the procession and a
general good time will be had.
Parker & York, owners of a claim on
Iron Mountain, had some of their ore as
sayed. The groupings assayed twenty dol
lars ton. They have men at work run
ming tunnel, which is now in about sew.
enty- i've feet, and the prospects are very
encouraging. -[Shasta Democrat.
The Truckee Republican says: In the
of 5000 cords of railroad
wood will be delivered on the track be. |
tween Verdi and the Summit the coming |
season. This will put about $40, 900 in |
here and furnish work to a great |
many men and teams. The outlook for |
business the coming season was never
better.
There will be rousing Fourth of July |
celebration at Michigan Bluff, judging
from the preparations which are being
made. There will be anvil salutes, pro-
,ession, music, reading of the Declaration
If Independence, singing, racing and other
ports during the day, and ball and fire.
works display in the evening. c. E. Pur-
ngton will be orator of the day.