Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-30
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

A seven-story flour mill Will soon be built
at Bozeman, M. I.
The Eel River Railroad from Eureka is
taking tangible shape.
The ruffians still control the town of
Livingston, NJ. 7. A vigilance committee
is needed.
C. II. Butler, who disappeared mysteri.
ously from Napa last November, has turned
up in Mexico.
There are catfish, pike, perch and sinners
in the old mining pits about Oroville, which
have been washed there by the floods.
Deer are plentiful on the mountain slopes
of San Luis Obispo. A lad has taken over
fifty pelts in the interval from last fall.
VIM. Jones, the MiddIetown murderer,
is to be hanged at Lakeport on the 18th of
May, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
P. NJ.
The Helena on. IT, Herald says that
new cemeteryis being surveyed and plated
to accommodate the immigrants on the
road to Benton.
The Chico Record Gays 500 jack. rabbits
have been used in that city during the
winter in the manufacture of tomales.
Ol low OLiNhOho oLO SfOl uoOos
A few days ago a wagon and team were
lost in Snake river, above Eagle Rock, 1.
T. Snake river is unlike any other stream,
unless it be the Colorado. A body carried
off by the current is never seen or heard of
afterward.
Surveyor. General Robbins, at Tucson,
A. T., has received dispatch from WASH
ington ordering him to delay the survey of
the south boundary line of the San Carlos
Reservation, for fear of irritating the In
dams and causing general outbreak.
There is rumor that survey has been
ordered by the Union Pacific Railroad of a
stone Park. It will run over the track of
the Utah and Northern Railroad to Mar
ket Lake and thence up the North fork of
Snake river.
The Arcata Transport Company, of
Humboldt county, has sold its railroad to
San Francisco company, which has bought
a large tract of redwood land on the north
fork of the Mad river. The road will be
extended across the river and mill be
built at Blue Lake.
At MERGED Wednesday afternoon, dur
ing the thunderstorm, there was cloud.
burst among the hills seven miles east of
the town, and the torrent swept large
number of sheep owned by E. Dodge into
an arroyo. The herder barely escaped
from the sudden food.
In overhauling the ashes and debris of
the Bald Mountain Mining Company's Of
fee, destroyed during the late fire at Forest
City, three yeast cans, each one containing
about a thousand dollars worth of gold
nuggets, were found. The specimens had
evidently been stolen from the mine and
hidden away.
The Calistoga Times says: s. W. Col
Inns and W. N. Harley have purchased
three acres Of ground just below the Cal
istoga depot, on which are cold and warm
springs. It is their intention to give the
Cinnamon around the country an opportu.
nityto locate there and make an exclusive
home for themselves.
The Indians on the Covelo Reservation,
Mendocino county, have set out about
twenty acres of hops on their own account.
Agent Sheldon says there will be no hands
to spare for hop picking outside of the
valley this year. The Reservation has
twenty-five acres in hops, and the local
work will keep the Reservation Indians EN-.
ployed.
The Corvallis (Or.) City Council recently
passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale Of
target guns, air guns, or firearms of any
kind TO minors under l6, and making it a
misdemeanor for any minor to be found
with any weapons in his possession. The
same ordinance also prohibits such minors
from running about the streets after 9
o'clock at night.
A new mud geyser has been discovered
on the head-waters of Pelican creek, M.
T., two miles east of the Yellowstone falls.
It is surrounded by hot springs. When in
action large masses of mud are thrown into
the air great distance. At times the gey.
ser must spout with terrific force, the trees
in all directions for distance Of rs yards
being covered with mud.
When a Red Bluff wagon.maker came
aboard the train yesterday morning, sayl
the Chico Enterprise of last Monday, tc
welcome the excursionists, he remarked
that he was sorry that the weather was &C
bad. The Chico grsngers instantly replied
with boots and cries of "put him out,
etc., which brought the good man to hi
right mind in an instant, and his apologies
were profuss.