Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-12
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Blackleg is afllicting the cattle OF San
Diego county
After January 1St no saloons will be al
lowed in Sanborn, ID. I.
The Vallejo Chronicle boasts that their
city jail is without occupants.
Professor Legute of the Nevada Asylum
has contracted for a big storm to arrive on
the 18th Of this month.
1t is estimated that 3.COO Eastern people
will spend the winter in this State. Cali
fornia Is becoming resort for invalids
a dog belonging to Charles RUSSELL on
Sonoma mountain, killed eight coons, two
foxes and two mountain cats last week.
y Father Fasanotti, of Mariposa, has al
most entirely recovered from what at one
time looked like fatal shooting accident
The Sierra Lumber Company is to pay
81 900 for the privilege of crossing tho Sac
ramcnto-riyer bridge with their locomotive
and ear.
farmer named F.. W. Jones strangied
his wife in Ballona township, near Los An
geles, ON Thursday last He declared that
it was done in seli-Gefensc,
In Nevada City last Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. William Kistlc celebrated their fifty
fourth year of married life They are aged
respectively y and 56 years of age.
The Santa Barbara county Lima bean
farmers are discouraged. People do not
drink as much coffee as usual, hence the
price of Lima beans is down 70 zero
Indians OF San Carlos cultivate upwards
Of 4,000 acres of land. All Apaches need
farming implements, and Government
should lose no time in providing the same.
or the twelve prisoners now in the
Marysviile Jail two are charged with inur-
der and one with wrecking a train, one for
forgery and one with assault with intent to
kill
Walla Walla is 10 have direct railroad
connection with the Oregon Short Line
Only twelve miles of railroad remain to be
built next spring to make the desired con-
nection.
In Walla Walla some sacrilegious wretch
about one week ago placed red pepper upon
a hot stove in a crowded Westinghouse
where revival was in progress The con-
gregation was obliged TO adjourn.
Mrs Mary L. Leonard, of Seattle, has
| been admitted TO practice in the Courts of
Washington Territory. She is the first
woman who has pursued the study Of law,
up to this period, i'll the Northwest.
The Alameda Board Of Supervisors have
donated SO piece to six old soldiers who
are IN the county inIT1nary. Inc money
is to be used in sending them to and main
taining them at the Veterans Home
A youn- Stockton man named Porter
| joined the Salvation Army, and as his in
tereSt in it deepened, grew more and more
excited until he fell in fit and died. His
| family hold the noisy band of blood-washed
sinners responsible for his sudden death.
A Scottish colony is being located in the
northern part of Los Angeles county. Fh-
teen hundred viii arrive next year. They
| will devote their attention to farming. and
| a colony it has already been purchased
| These i,ea@'e il IS expected, will probably
expend $4,000 i'll Los Angeles in the pur-
chase of supplies.
The Southern California Orange Com
pany, combination formed one year ago
| by the firms of SerSovich, Gray d Co. and
a. Lusk e Co, of this city, with f. Ger
main, OF Los Angeles, as a buyer, for the
purpose of controlling the orange market
of This State, has retired from operations.
T. II. Bollinson engaged in duel last
week with taTantula in Independence
valley, Nevada He poked the varnint
with a stick. II soon became enraged, and.
jumping some three or four feet, bit Mr.
Robinson on the left wrist The wound
soon became iniamed and the wrist con-
siderably swollen, making an ugly sore,
which has given the gentleman consider
able trouble. Ii is healing now, however,
and there will probably be no permanent
effects from the bite.