Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-13
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AT Seattle city scrip is reosivsbIe for city
taxes.
Marysville has petitioned for new rail-
road depot.
The strike in the Wellington (B. C.) coal
mines is ever.
Three to six-pound yam potatoes in the Los
Angeles market,
Henry Olsen, an Asterisn pilot, has had
his license revoked.
Flowing in Washington Territory is sua.
pended until sufficient rain fslls.
Grants Pass, in Southern Oregon. on the
line of the new railroad, ID booming.
DIR. James G. Calhoun dropped dead with
paralysis Of the heart at Willows Saturday.
1t is reported that colony of vegetarians
from Germany will soon arrive, and locate
near Los Angeles.
Boise City II. ~ is making up $50 900
subscription to induce branch Of the Short
Line Railroad to find its way to that place.
Since the enforcement of the liquor order
at Camp Douglas, Salt Lake, seventeen de-
sertions are said to have taken place from the
Sixth Infantry.
Sandford, who sued to regain title to real
estate which he decided TO T.. S. Edwards at
Nevada City, while unsound in mind, has
obtained decree with judgment for costs.
Charges OF cruelty, incompetency and mall
feassnce have been preferred against DIR.
Bishop, Superintendent of the Nevada In
sane Asylum at Reno, by DR.. Bergsteip,
former attache of the asylum.
Lieutenant Edward Il. Hayden, of the
United States Navy, who met with 8 heavy
fall soma weeks ago while out in the Cascade
mountains with q Government surveying
party, has had his leg amputated.
The Commissioner cf Indian Affairs has
written to II. j. Minthorn, Superintendent
of the Indian School at Forest Grove, Or,
thai 1000 will be appropriated for build
inRs for school. provided the citizens will
donate 200 acres OF Land within thirty miles
of Portland. There is no doubt that the land
will be given. Tive thousand dollars has al
rssdy been subscribed.
John A. Watson. Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
agent at Eureka, Cal, died Thursday from
the effects Of dose uf calb bolic acid, taken by
mistake fo- cough medicine. He lived but a
few nj uges after taking the fatal draueht.
The deceased had been Clerk Of Humboldt
cJunty and Collector If Customs for Eureka
The fs7s Of the Masonic and Odd Fellows'
ORDERS, Piouesrs aud the Ancient Order oF
United WoIkmen, 20 all of which deceased
belonged. were at balf-mast.
Ol Saturday an unknown man was found
near the Wsla Wslla river, w. T., close to 3
smolderiBg straw-stsck, with his throat cut
In three places. He was alive, bus weak
fri m loss of blood. He said that he was
evrrtsken ~ straags men. who beat him
owes the lead with club until insensible,
and then eaS his ihcoss. Ee was thrown by
the man into al old ssrew-stsck, which was
set on FIRE. The flames brought him to his
senses, and he m,ns, ed 10 crawl cut. He
claims to have been rotbsd of $40. He is re-
covering.
Wheatlsnd, Yuba comfy, hos self-lelant
women. The GTdphic eays: "Some ladies'
in town requested their landlord to repair the
wood.shed used by them, but were unable to
induce him to do it. Seeing thss is would be
Impossible to get him TO do the work, they
determined to do it themselves snd procur-
ing bundle OF shakes went at the Job one
moonlight night. There were three of them,
and they did the work in good style. and now
have wood-shed thst is proof against sll
kinds of weather. They intended to keep
the matter secret, but were 90 proud of the
job that they told their friends, and we heard
of it."