Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-16
PACIFIC COAST IrEMs.
Burglars are at work in Los Angeles.

burglars are at work in Les Angeles.
a telephone from Santa Rosa to Sobasto.
pol is talked Of.
Marysyille will have a municipal election
Tuesday, March 18Th.
1t is on foot to start a EHseed oil and oil.
cake mill in Millville, Shasta county.
II. c. Edward, a saloon keeper of Amity,
Or, has left the town and 81 500 in debts.
Joseph Amell, farmer living on Vasheu
Island, w. T., was drowned Wednesday.
The Crossdales cannery, on the Mas
river, B. c.. has been sold to San Francisco
parties for $4,000.
TIE Supervisors of Butte county have
rescinded their order to pay bounty for
the scalps of wild animals,
Captains Clarke, Lewis and Walker,
British Columbia marine surveyors, recon-
mend that the Umatilla be sold.
A big placer strike was made last week
in Ashland, near Folsom, by A. Hull, from
81 80 to - 80 being taken cut to the pan.
The snow and cold weather are driving
the eagles from the mountains down into
the valleys, where they are killed in mum.
bers.
A youth named Dan Raymond has de-
camped from Chico with horse, saddle,
Sharps rifle, winter suit of clothes and a
small telescope.
A soup kitchen has been started at
Walla Walla, w. T.. to relieve the needy
railroaders discharged by the Oregon Cen.
struction Company.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company is
10 run smaller vessels to Victoria, B. c.,
owing to the dispute with the Collector of
Customs at that port.
1t is rumored at Victoria, B. c., that
Chiuamau worth 5000, 600 is about to lead
to the altar a white girl, with the consent
OF the latters parents.
James c. Douglas, the young man ar
rested at Eureka, New, last week for pass
ing counterfeit money, has pleaded guilty
to manufacturing the stuff.
Among other public buildings to be
erected at Dser Lodge, NJ. T., the coming
summer are a SIS. 600 Court-house. So.
coo church and public school building.
The women of Seattle have presented
Mrs. Daniway with a handsome banner, in
recognition of her services in securing suf-
frage for the women of Washington Terri
tory.
Both branches of the Wyoming Legisla-
ture, accompanied by their families and
friends, took an excursion to Salt Lake,
and are the guests of Governor Murray,
the Utah Legislature and the City Council.
Butte, NJ. T., has Post of Confederate
Veterans, and also Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and the two organ
izations are working in harmony, raising
money for INDECENT and wounded soldiers
who wore the blue and the gray in the late
war.
Work on the Cedar River extension of
the Puget Sound and Columbia River Rail-
Pacific has been paying the construction
bills thus far, but since the segregation of
the interests heretofore controlled by VIII
lard no money has been forthcoming.
a circJlar has been received by Red
Bluff Lodge, No. 76, L O. o. F., making
inquiries SIS to the whereabouts of Albert
P. Michel. who arrived at Live Oak, Suffer
county, Cal. on October l, 1882 On DC.
tober 3, 1888, he wrote back home that he
would return to Iowa on the Sth of the
came month, five days after, and that he
would go to Sacramento Dext day to see
about purchasing ticket. Nothing has
since been heard of him.
The Stockton Independent of the 18th
instant says: Two cid silver coins were
found yesterday by Deputy County Clerk
Bogue in some old papers regarding jurors
fees. dated 1850. One of the coins is dated
lS47. 1t lie Mexican baf-dollar, stamped
on the one side with the image of an eagle
dining on wriggling snake, and on the
other side with the image of the liberty
cap. The second of the coins is dated
lS4S. It is Peruvian piece, bearing on
one side the legend: ''Por la Union .frme q
.tsIi-."
In Hungry Ho low, Placer county, Feb.
ruary 9th, as Miss Clara H, Ii and Emma
Eviuger were going from Evinger's to
Halls in a spring wagon, and whilst going
down a steep hill, the neck yoke Of the
vehicle broke and frightened the horses,
and they became unmanageable and run
away, overturning the wagon and throwing
the occupants out Miss Evinger struck
on her head and right shoulder, hurting
herself seriously. She also got kick from
one of the horses in the right side, hurting
her internally. Miss Hall also received
some painful bruises, but they are not seri-
Gus.