Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Stockton is to held an anti monopoly
meeting Saturday.
The trial of DR.. Glenns murderer is TO
begin at Colusa on Monday next.
The cornerstone of the new Masonic
Temple at Stockton will be laid Saturday.
a halibus, weighing 2O2 pounds, has
been caught in Puget Sound, near What
com, W. T.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of Ne
vada have voted to hold their next annual
meeting at Austin.
So crowded are the hotels at Seattle, w.
T., that many people are unable to find
| sleeping accommodations.
Fifty barrels of -four were lost in the bay
at Stockton on Monday, by the giving
away Of portion Of the wharf.
The Women's Temperance Union of Or
egon will hold three.days' Convention at
Portland, commencing on the 10Th instant.
TIE run Of salmon on the lower Columbia
has constantly increased for the past ten
days. The prospects for a good season are
very encouraging.
The election for county seat of Nez
Perce county, Idaho, Monday, resulted in
the choice of Lewiston, the present county
seat, over Moscow by 300 majority.
Boarding. houses in the country, and
farm houses where accommodations can be
had, are receiving more applications than
they can attend to from city people.
The charges Of ince1diarism against
Frankel & Mailman, formerly merchants of
Wilmington, Los Angeles county, accused
of setting fire to their store, have been dis
missed.
Last week Mr.. Lawrence, of StoddArd's
J Wells, discovered gold ledge between the
Alvord mine and Bitter Springs, on the old
! Salt Lake road, three miles north of the
springs. -[Calico Print.
Great public interest is manifested at
! Portland in the approaching municipal
| election, as the question of high hq1or
license will doubtless cut a very prominent
figure In the contest.
4 small tent adjoining the main tent
used by the Holiness band at Marysville,
tcsught fire and caused momentary sensa-
tion last Monday. The fire was soon ex-
tinguished. Twas said to have been the
work of small boys.
The artesian well at White Plains, New,
on the Central Pacific Railroad, has passed
| through the volcanic formation at depth
of l 40 feet, and the total depth of the
well is ], 300 feet, the last leo feet being
clay and slate, with every prospect Of sue
cess in obtaining water.
a Calaveras man asserts that he killed
the largest rattlesuake on record last week.
It was nine feet in length and twelve inches
around it had twenty four rattles that
| counted, besides some that were worn off,
and the rattles were three inches across.
He was killed only after being shot three
times.
The horses of the stage on the Hamburg
grade, Siskiyou, became frightened
Wednesday Just as they reached the sum.
nit, and dashed down the grade at fear
full speed, wrecking the coach, killing one
horse and manning another, and perhaps
seriously wounding another, There were
no passengers.
Alonzo Badger was killed and J. F.
Deemer seriously hurt in the Liberty Hill
mine, Nevada county, Wednesday, caused
by the improper adjustment of trip-hook
to derrick, which was being hoisted out
Of the mine, and the hook becoming loose
caused the cab to prematurely cspsize,
dumping the rocks on the men. Mr.. Bad
ger was from Kansas, and be leaves wife
and five children.