Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-15
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
oodland wants a theater.

sSWoodland wants theater.
Measles are prevalent at Genoa, New.
Rheumatism is unknown in Kern Valley.
Pendleton, Or, is to have S15, 900 school
house.
Humboldt county wants a new Court
house.
Marysville is enjoying oranges of its own
growth.
Hawthorne, New, had a severe sand-storm
last week.
Ogden, Utah, is infested with burglars and
sneak thieves.
The electric light has been introduced at
Victoria, B. G..
Tramps are made to clean the public high
ways at Los Angeles.
Chico is improving. Its claims to have
Chinese opera troupe.
Phoenix, A. T., has made good sorghum
sugar for the first time.
The bituminous coal on the Teanaway, W.
T., is of a superior quality.
Miners cabins are frequently robbed at
North Fork, Sierra county.
The ghost of Joseph Jewell is said to walk
the streets of San Jose at night.
Stage routes over the mountains in Idaho
are now travelled on sleighs only.
Five Thousand persons are said to have died
from fever in Sonora and Sinalos.
Los Angeles has nineteen regular publics-
tions-daily, weekly and monthly.
A train of 14O teams recently arrived in
Palouse Valley, w. T., from Texas.
Twenty.three women voted at town eleC.
tion at TumWater, W. T., last week.
Captain Elliott, who was hurt on q hand
Car at Victoria. B. c., has since died.
A boat to carry $50 passengers is being
built for the coming season at Lake Tahoe.
Riverside will demand. after the 1st of
January, SIS per month for liquor license.
Over !, 900 hunters are engaged in hunting
deer along the Northern Pacific in Montana.
A large depot. to extend quite a distance
into the bay, is to be built at Vallejo juno
tion.
A saloon-keeper in Marin county charges
for watering stock, and throws in beer and
other drinks
The body of Canadian named Clark was
found lying in a pool of water near New
Westminster, B. g., Monday.
Six men have been arrested in Lake valley,
Montana, and held as train robbers. They
are held in custody awaiting Identification.
The Yellowstone Park branch of the
Northern Pacific, running from Livingstone,
! Nj. T., to Cinnsbar, has closed for the winter.
| The Herald says Los Angeles county will
| exceed in land aown to grain forty per cent.
j that Of last year, and that fruit-planting il
vigorously going forward.
Messrs. Chase and Hamilton, who have
charge of the Bowman dam, in Eureka town.
ship, Nevada county, last Friday trapped a
! cinnamon bear weighing over four hundred
pounds.
The Mendocino Dispatch says that Rev. L.
J d. Hsrgis has discovered a spring on his
place, three and half miles north Of UkiGh,
| possessing virtues similar to the famous Bart
| lett spring.
| Joe Hubsch, proprietor of the Pavilion Sa-
| loon at SoDoma. Sonoma county, shot man
named Bill Webster in the left breast Sstur-
! day night. Webster will probably die,
! HubEch is under arrest.
Before r. NJ. Dsggett sailed the last time
! he stated positively that he would return
| next year and make the canvass as candi-
| date for the United States Senate He was
| in dead earnest and said he was certain of a
large support Reno Gazette.
There are about 1S0 children in the Or
| phsn's Home near Vallejo. Mrs. Carpenter,
! Secretary of the Board of Lady Managers,
has issued a circular to each Lodge of Good
| Templsrs in the State, to donate one dollar
to buy Christmas presents for the little ones.
The Auburn Herald of Saturday says
Messrs. Walrath and Perrin, of Nevada
county, accompanied by Dana Perkins, local
Railroad Land Agent, left Auburn yesterday
for the Georgetown Divide. Their visit, it i:
presumed, has something to do with the pro
posed railroad to that section.
Rev. V. Closs, of San Juan, San Bsnitc
county, is making an effort to preserve the
old Mission Church there. 1t was founded
by the Franciscan Fathers in 1897, and il
gradually going to decay. He hopes thai
this old church may be remembered in tbs
distribution of Christmas gifts.