Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-03
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
.amns and BURGLARS infest Vallejo

Tramps and burglars infest Vallejo.
San Bernardino is organizing a dramatic
club.
The Santa Barbara cannery will not run
this season.
Fresno is determined to have county
fair in the fall.
The Calico Print wants San Bernardino
county divided.
Farmers in Nevada complain of the de-
| structiveness of deer.
The sheep ranges in Nevada are said to
be covered with mushrooms.
The new Opera House at Los Angeles
was opened Wednesday night
Caterpillars are destroying the fruit trees
and garden truck in Utah Territory
1t is thought the Ferndale, ashore at Eel
river, will get off at the next spring tide.
The last resident of Cornucopia, New,
once busy mining town, has gone to Tus-
| carora.
There is a report at Tucson of remark
ably rich strike in the Croker mine at
| QuijOtoa.
Mary O'Brien alias Mabel Gray died
from an overdose of laudanum at Stockton
Wednesday.
The body of horsethief was found
hanging to Il tree near Pendleton, Oregon,
Wednesday.
Judge Spencer, of San Jose holds that
fruit trees are taxable. Judge Belden con-
ours in the opinion.
Several English pheasants were turned
out near Gilroy few years ago, and now
the birds are reported quite plentiful.
The proposition to form the new State of
Southern California was heartily cheered
in the State Irrigation Convention at Riv-
erside
The Colorado and ella rivers are rising
rapidly. Yuma. A. r., has built sub
stantial levee to protect it from the June
overflow.
II. A. Meyer travelling agent for Sled
man, LaChman d Co.. died suddenly at
Blue lake, Humboldt county Wednesday,
rom heart disease.
The new freight line to Sierra valley from
Truckee is now working and large quanti-
ties OF freight are being carried over in
teams from Truckee.
Two brothers William and James Case
bear, We're buried beneath a landslide at
Bulger Flat Union county, Or, some time
ago, and their bodies We're only found last
Thursday.
The ladies of Jackson, Amador county,
advertise grand Leap y ear Celebration,
in which the Grand Marshal and aids,
President of the Day, Orator Reader,
Chaplain, etc, are all ladies.
The citizens of Riverside are making a
strong effort to be disinCorporated, the
cause of dissatisfaction being the incorpor
alton of such an immense scope Of country.
If the limits had been confined to two
square miles there would have been no OPP
position.
The Chinese miners at Jones Bar on the
South Yuba river. are making extensive
preparations for fuming the river. The
bar was at one time noted mining camp
but for a number of years past the mining
done there has been almost exclusively by
Cinnamon.
TIE show that the wine trade of its city is
extending the Los Angeles Herald mentions
that within a year one firm has shipped
Los Angeles wines to seventy-five different
cities and villages on the other side of the
Rocky Mountains, to which it had never
sent before. They were scattered from
Maine to Texas, and from Minnesota to
Georgia
The Denver and Rio Grandc Railroad
nison country have discontinued running
trains on the road. No through trains now
leave Salt Lake The floods are also very
bad throughout Utah. At Deseret the in
habitqnts are working day and night to
save their homes. The melting snow, to-
gether with an unprecedented rainfall, is
tho