Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-07
COAST AND STATE


Farmers about Livermore are satisfied
with the harvest.
Many visitors have been spending the
summer in Alameda.
It is estimated that 9, 900, 900 pounds of
wool will be delivered in Benton, Montana,
this year.
The California and Nevada Railroad
Company will begin laying track as soon as
the rails arrive.
The Board of Trustees of Haywards
have adopted an ordinance imposing q
heavy license on laundries.
Dean & Co.'S mill at Mayfeld, Oregon,
cut for the first six months of the present
year 1858, 72S feet of lumber.
Citizens of Milpitas Landing are going
to build bathing accommodations. This
might become fashionable resort had it
any other name.
The crops about Sunol are turning out
we'll. Upon thrashing the yield turns out
to be greater than was expected. The
grain is plump and heavy.
The railroad has commenced the erection
of handsome new depot at Boca, which
will greatly facilitate business, and add
much to the appearance Of the town.
John Hansen, Russian Finn. who has
lived on Goose river, Oregon, for about
twelve years, has mysteriously disap.
peared, not having been seen for six months
past.
A Swiss named Antonio Menetti, Of
Napa, was kicked in the abdomen by a
horse on Wednesday evening, and seri.
ously injured internally, perhaps danger.
ously.
A special election will be held at Hay.
wards on the 18Th instant, when the voters
of the town will decide whether s., coo
shall be raised by special tax to build a
new school.house.
Cinnamon at Haywards are paid 90
cepts for packing currants, and 81 for
packing cherries. About $40, 900 will be
paid 20 Cinnamon at that place for packing
fruit during this season.
Last Sunday evening, while Rev. J. S.
Mcdonald was preaching at San Rafael on
Total Depravity," some thief illustrated
the doctrine by stealing lap robe from his
phaeton in front Of the church.
To put in time, the citizens of Orovii)e
have armed themselves with brooms, and
have commenced war upon the bats. In
killing the bats they occasionally bat one
another, and that's where the fun comes in.
The Standard Sugary Refinery at Alva.
RADIO is running upon cane sugar from the
Sandwich Islands. 1t will begin running
upon beets in . week or two. It is ex.
pected that its capacity will be more than
100 tons day.
At Berkeley the demand for houses is
extensive, as students are beginning to
make preparations for the next term at the
University. 1t is said that the class about
to enter is very well prepared for the work
before them, and that very few have been
admitted on conditions.
Mrs. Susan Parker, of San Rafael. has
brought suit for $50, 600 against j. L. and
III, Sanderson, for injuries sustained in
August, 1850. on their stage, running from
Redding to Yreka. The stage was upset,
and Mrs. Parker lost an eye, had an arm
broken, and was otherwise injured.
A Los Angeles jury, engaged in trying q
man for cruelty beating his wife. brought in
the following remarkable verdict 1--WE,
the jury in the above entitled case, find the
defendant not guilty As charged in the COM
plant for want OF evidence, but are morally
convinced of the truth of the charges"
The hide and fur dealers of Walla Walla
have bought this year $50. 600 worth OF
akins and pelts, one dealer. NJ. d. Wisdom,
purchasing 2.400 beef hides, l,S00 sheep
pelts. LOCO elk hides, 1900 pounds Of
deer skins, 500 pounds Of beaver skins, be-
side furs and skins Of the otter, marten,
lynx, fox, etc.
In Placerville, recently, the practice of
hazing has been INDUCED IN by members of
the Olympic Club, and the other day some
of them held boy under faucet and
turned stream of cold water upon the
back of his neck until he was thrown into
commissions. Medical assistance was called,
but for an hour or two his Lis vas de.
SPARED Of.