Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-02
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Pendleton, Or, hau All children of
school age.
Monterey will have this summer water
brought to it in bitches from the Caronel
river.
A civil suit for twenty. five cents has
been instituted against butcher in Los
| Angeles.
The Southern Pacific Railroad is now
putting down fifty carloads of steel rails on
the Santa Ana branch.
The Supervisors Of Tuolumre county, at
their meeting in March, reported the
county practically out of debt.
| A number of men of Independence, Or,
| have entered into an agreement net to lay
around the saloons and gamble.
An Ell Dorado county man reports hav.
| ing killed rattlesnake last week that had
two well-deyeloped legs, about six inches
! from the tail.
| There is said to be a Pueblo Indian at
| Algodones, N. NJ, over one hundred years
of age, and earning his living working at
loom over two hundred years old.
A Chinaman who lost hat off train
| near Niles jumped from the train, which
was running at the rate of thirty miles an
hour, and. strange to say, escaped unhurt.
| About 200 Mormon families have been
sent this spring to the forks of Snake
| river, Oneida county, Idaho, to settle that
region and to extend the sway of the king
dom.
Corvallis, Or, makes it a misdemeanor
for minor under l6 years to be found with
| firearms. The sale to minors of weapons
is prohibited by dealers, under severe
penalty.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
announces that from the LIST OF April pas
senger rates on round-trip tickets in the
State of Nevada will be reduced to 81 cents
per mile.
Out in Utah Governor Murray has com.
missioned Miss Mary Greenwood, of Amer.
lean Fork, Notary Public It is the
first instance of the kind on record in that
Territory.
! A lamp fell to the floor in hall at Buena
Vista and scattered the oil. An expert.
incentive individual touched match 60 it
and came near destroying the building, in
which there were at the time q number of
people cut off from the hallway.
The Paradise correspondent of the Orc.
|
an almond and an apple tree planted about
twenty years ago at the old Brown mill.
site, and which for the last seventeen years,
at least, have stood on the dry hillside
without care, protection or water. The
trees are clear and healthy no red spider,
woolly aphis, borers or other pests.
At San Bernardino, in the case of Mrs.
Lucy Tulane, On trial for attempting to
wreck a train on the Southern Pacific Rail.
road, in San Gorgonio Pass, the jury last
Tuesday morning disagreed, and were dis.
charged. A warrant was Immediately
served upon her by United States Marshal
Dunlap, and size will be taken before the
United States Court in San Francisco. to
answer to charge of obstructing the
| United States mails.
The Reno New Gazette gives the fol.
lowing as sovereign remedy for alcohol
ism. If it has the effect claimed for it the
name of Jim Townsend will go down to
posterity as one of the greatest benefactors
of the age. Says he: 81 don't care if
man has been as drunk as Dsvid's SOW
every night. or rs full as Master Mason
for week, raw beef will cure him. When
his stomach is that weak that it will not
do some ground and lofty tumbling at the
smell of fresh water, raw beef is the only
panacea. When you get up groggy in the
morning and have to tie your head up in a
towel because your hat won't fit it, and
your eyes look like the red light at the end
of freight train, don't go to the house of
the wicked publican and ask for a hair of
the dog that bit you;' but go to the
butcher shop, get juicy slice from fresh
raw round, sprinkle it with pepper and salt
and down it. The gastric juice of your
poor old stomach, that would refuse the
daintiest quail that ever sizzled on toast,
will take to that beef with the avidity of
starving tramp. 1t gives you nutriment,
kills the liquor, and inside of an hour will
make you feel as fresh as lily and as solid
as stone house with a mansard roof"