Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
California News.
Sebastopol wants q eannery.


 The proicsei new county of Orange lees not not meet with favor.
 Governor Downey had three ribs broken in sle railroad accident. A rich nickel mine has been found within five hours ride Of Los Angeles. it is estimated that there are now 3J,- gHu tons of ice stored on the TTuckee riva-
 Five carloads of iron belonging to cars burned g- Iehachepi arriyed in Sacra- uaatJ Friday.
 E.-aEe Iuarra has been held to an- -wc- at Sacramento for the recent mur- der 1f another Mexican. Har-ie Dibble, while playing on some -.a. cars iu EGss Valley, last week, fell and broke both bones of his forearm.
 A Chiuaman was killed at Nevada City Thursday night while robbing the --aIuc s-uice at the ialaEcff hydraulic mine.
 4 man named Edward Hendricks was shot and instantly killed by saloon keeper named PrIce, at Highland. We'd ueslay night.
 T- is reported that depredatious are being committed by loggers on the Big Trees that stand along the Kings river in The Sierra Nevada mountains.
 The foundation for a new foundry for Jle railroad shops at Sacramento, is be- ing laid on a block of filled land. The filing and building will cost about Sll0,- H11.
 C. y. Davenport was senTencedat at Los
  chain L-u- -0r stealing LfJy cents. worth n. ara-a i-lm ;Le wreck at Iehachepl.
 At Laseport Tuesday the Bar passed resolutions cf respect and cOndolence in memory O. the late County Clerk. II. A. Oliver, who was killed in the Tehachepi al--srlr.
 AIc-. Carpenter, a business man of DlIco, has skipped the town, having borrowed considerable money before leaving It is said he left a wife and several children behind him. Monday evening an Italian stopping a Gar.eila's Hotel, Santa Rosa, while lGlo.lug pistol, accidentally shot him self through tLe palm of the hand, in- a.Clag very painful wound.
 The remains cf Archie Campbell, the clown, who died at Bedding last sum- mer, during visit of Robinson's Cir cus, have been removed from the public cemetery to the burial place of the Odd Fellows.
 Saturday Schuyler Davis fell from a 5kvlirlt u hIs warehouse at Lawrence Station to the asphaltUm floor. twenty ive feet below. and was severely ill., iurad about tLe head and shoulders. Ills condition ls critical.
 The Nevada City Transcript states .lat the wholesale grocers of Sacra- Ialt8 have gwen their Nevada City customers notice that the price of -yrurs had advanced five cents per gallon at the retineEes, but no change ia sugars was noticed
 The Calistogian says: At the public installation of officers at the Cahstoga Masonic Lodge, m the Presbyterian church recently, there was person present who was In a church for the second tna since he came to California, -wcu,r-ssven years ago.
 Tt lS expected that the San Joaquin aud Sierra Nevada Railroad will be com HletcI Go Altgville by the lst of July, and ulii -ecure the travel to the 1Osem- lta. as it will afford tho shortest and most accessible connection with that 'lu0's valley.
 Much of the money for the uew Pa yIan aC Sacramento has been sub -eri1ej, and the committee are confident aha. they can get the whole j,OOO with 1ut much trouble, but will wait further efforts until the bill now pending shall have passed the Legislature.
 Last Wednesday evening David Bowie, Paymastcr at the Guadalupe anime. was fatally injured near Mount Dale. He was on hIs way home m aouble team, and jumped out Of the car r.--e tu avoid runaway. He was struck ou the head and sustained a concusslon Q. tho bra!u.
 William Lang. who lives on the plalns east of Suisuu, is making quite sum each season killing geese, by trying out tae fat and seudlnr it to San Francisco. where he gets eighty cents pound for lt We are informed that he intends to gt cannon with which tO kill the geese this winter and spring.-Solano Republican.
 Mrs. John Brazil met with a serious accident on Monday last at Elmlra. While feeding a couple of colts from Der hand, her husband IuFned u lew hogs into the corral The dog ran at -lem and SD frightened the colts that they jumped on her and threw her to tle ground. She was picked mp in an ilseu-ible condition, with one arm broken and otherwise seriously injured.
 The Dixon Tribune says: Geese have become SO numerous since the cold snap that the farmers are obliged to herd them off their grain fields. In Suisun many of the farmers have adopted the plan ot hanging out lighted lanterns, and they say 1t works like a charm. ln tho Siebe Brothers field there were over thi-ty lanterns distributed. and after night they present a veIy pretty sight
 Don have badly decayed teeth e1- tractei, when you can have them treat