Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-01
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
Sarah Winnemucca has gone East.

Sarah Winnemucca has gone East
! Reno has new paper, the Daily Star
! Hot Arizona had frost Sunday night
The Indians at Phoebe are on a big
drunk.
The Reno Lumber Company has as
signed.
! There are 1859 patients in the Napa
| Asylum.
An ice factory is soon to be started at
Tucson, A. T.
Santa Clara's road tax is twenty-eisht
cents on the 500.
| Washington Territory has nineteen
Grand Army Posts.
A battle is imminent between the Piute
and Washoe Indians
| Grass Valley witnessed the passage OF a
| brilian meteor last Monday
Thirty Chinese pupils attend the mission
school at Walla W&lla, ". T.
! An old crater ON the west side of Mount
Davidson is said to be warming up
| W T. Coleman has given five-acre lot
at San Rafael to the College of Notre Dame
Cotton talks of forminga Committee of
Safety to rid the country of thieving ramps.
| The Marin county Great Register con-
tains this year 1907 names, against ,572
last year.
| Wild pigeon shooting has been the pre-
vailing sporting sensation III the vicinity Of
| Cloverdale recently.
-Four sorghum mills are now running in
Sans valley, southern Oregon, with q ca
pacity of 100 gallons per day
Washoe county, Nevada, will send to the
New Orleans Exposition five potatoes, ag-
gregating twenty-seven pounds weight.
1t is stated that the loss of sheep killed
by coyotes amounts 20 more than all the
money paid out for herders in eastern
| Oregon.
that the present will be no ordinary winter
in Nevada 1t viii be either the coolest or
| the warncst ever known.
Employees on the ferries at East Portland,
Ogn., are now required to have passes.
which are good for themselves only, and
not 10. their families.
The dead body of a woman. apparently
about 10 years ofagc, was found By a fisher
man Thursday morning, about o'clock
in the river, q little below the San joaquin
bridge
| 7. Burns. of Ben Domond, Santa Cruz
county has taken over two tons of apples
from SIX small trees this season. The
| largest of the trees is not more than six
| inches in diameter
Chas Krug, the wcll-llnown wine man Of
St. Helena. has just completed handsome
| stone wine cellar, at a cost OF $4,000. 1t
is five stories in hight, and has a capacity
of 100000 gallons
A flock of about 300 ravens attacked
band of sheep near Gridley, Nevada, last
Sunday, as if they were hungry for mutton.
Eighteen OF the birds got their talons
| tangled in the wool and were captured
alive.
a few days ago some boys found sllele-
ton near Swift's ranch, near Carson City,
Nevada. 1t was tied up in Il sack and
| buried about a foot below the ground.
From all appearances II had been there
several years.
A beautiful homemade rainbow was adj
mired at Los Angeles on Tuesday night.
formed by the brilliancy of the electric
| light upon the dense fog which existed at
the time. All the prismatic colors were
| distinctly seen.
At Inyo, last Saturday, Warren Fair
child was bitten on the hand bya hog. The
| hand and arm swelled enormously to the
shoulder, and it was feared for while that
amputation would be necessary. He is
now, however, doing well.
The citizens of La Grande, W. T., have
posted the following notice: Tin-horn
gamblers, opium fiends and strangers are
| hereby warned 10 leave this camp within
twelve hours Their tlishonorable conduct
must, will and shall be avenged.