Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-02
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Laborers a,e in demand at Sierra City and
! business is brisk.
The Eureka New police are arresting
boys who visit saloons.
An old lady, Mrs Cottle, made complaint,
Saturday, in a Los Angeles Court, that her
son had cowhided her.
A young child of Ira Bloom died at Sum-
merville, Or, lately from the effects of swsl.
lowing leaves from an almanac.
The potato crop that will be planted in Ell
Monte this year is spproximated to be be-
tween three and four hundred acres.
A section of land two miles west of Fresno
has been purchased with the design of put.
ting 200 acres in tobacco and the balance in q
vineyard.
A lot of persons have ATTEMPTED to Jump
some of the settlers land which had been i'm
proved and cultivated for years in King coun-
ty, w. I.
"Broncho" is the name Of the Postofice
to be established at George Hyde's ranch, on
Froze. to-Desth Creek, NJ. T., tributary of
the Yellowstone.
Virulent scarlet fever is reported to be rag.
ing in the vicinity of Smiths mountain, San
| Diego. Two children have died, and mum.
Der of people are i'll.
A hotel in Los Angeles has on its printed
rules the following mo combustibles, such
as paper, old clothing, bottles or oyster cans,
to be thrown out of these windows"
L. I. Frost, of Susanville, killed hog last
week, says the Lassen Adrocdte which had
broken hairpin protrudipg through its stom-
acb. The animal was in apparent good
health when butchered.
| Sixty rustlers" made raid last week on
sheep ranch at Alamoss, Valencia county.
| N. NJ, belonging to Francisco Chavez Segan-
non, and attacked the herders, killing one,
and driving off LOGO sheep.
Governor Downey's recovery has been re-
tarded by his desire to give personal attention
to his business. The broken ribs are knitting
successfully. says the Los Angeles Times, and
there is every reason to believe that, with
care, the Governor will be able to leave his
house in the course Of fortnight.
a young lady who resides near Gilroy, says
the VALLEY Record, has been in poor health
| for some time past. Not long ago her
mother offered her ten cents scalp for SOUR
rels and agreed to furnish the ammunition for
shooting them besides. The young lady went
to work with a will, is making money and re-
gaining her health.
| Bodie has another ghost in its mines. This
time it is s. q tall figure in white, bearing
light. When miner advances toward it the
| figure recedes, and whether he goes slow or
| fast the same distance is maintained between
himself and the sprite. When advancing or
recediug the light is swung along as though
borne in the hands of q man"
One night last week, at Fresno, an unusual
noise was heard in a lumber yard, and in the
morning evidences were discovered Of what
had been desperate fight with knives.
There was quite pool of blood in one place,
near il two open packet knives lying on the
ground, and the piles Of lumber surrounding
were spattered with blood. No clue has yet
unraveled the mystery.
| A man near Anaheim was taken very i'll,
and desired an allopathic physician. Though
| he was in bis own house, family living
with him preferred g homeopathic, and when
| the old-school doctor arrived they drove him
away with threats. He appealed TO the
| Court for redress, and the Judge decided that
sick man has an inalienable right to select
the physician he prefers.
It is understood that orders have been given
| for 500 Mormon families to leave Utah for
Arizona on the LIST of March. They sre to
| be sent to the various settlements, and their
places are to be filed by the foreign immigra-
grafton expected in April. TO seize and
passes the Rocky Mountain country, it is
said at Salt Lake. is the determination ef the
Mormon Church, and it is making rapid
strides in that direction.
The ost-Inteljgeacer says: The Snoho.
mish CIV. T. Eye objects to the $50 Indians
of Tulalip occupying %, 400 acres of land,
and thinks that they should be stripped Of
portion of it, and that portion given to white
settlers. There would be more reason for this
if land in Snohomish county was scarce
article. As it is not, and as there is thou
sand acres in the county for every one of its
white inhabitants it seems unnecessary at
this time te disturb the Indians. or even agi-
tate the matter.