Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-11
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Deer are more abun dant than for
many years around Auburn, Placer
county.
The Los Animas Commissioners
have delivered 1O4 deeds for town
lots in Gilroy.
John W. Smell, a grocer of Salt
Lake, has been arrested on poly
gamous charge.
The honey crop for this year IN
San Diego county is estimated on
good authority at 9, III 800 pounds.
Gov. Stoneman has pardoned DIR.
S. P. Chalfant, who has been serv-
ipc out his sentence at San Qnent'n.
It cost nearly $4,000 to get the
Queen Of the Pacific afoat after she
ran aground near Port Townsend
last week.
A new levee some twenty-six
miles in length is to be built around
Staten Island by j. B. Haggin.
About 800 men will be employed on
the work.
Work on the branch Railroad to
Prescott, A. T., from the Atlantic
has been suspended, owing to the
freight rates charged on rails.
Charles Schanno, wealthy
brewer of Yokama, W. T.. shot and
killed Andrew Goldstein, an EN-
ploye of his, in quarrel over wages
due, at that place Thursday.
It is said that $4,000 was taken
out of the new Scherer tellurium
mine near Redding, Thursday. But
two men can work in the mine at
time. it being only five feet wide.
The stage from Maricopa to Phe,
nix was ''held-up'' Friday, several
miles from Maricopa. The robbers
took the treasure-box, the messen-
gers small change and two horses
from the stage.
A tramp, who had stolen a coat,
and who, upon being overhauled,
not only refused to give it up, but
onened fire with a revolver, was
killed by Zach Hoppner IN Pleas
ant Valley, Sonoma county, Fri
day.
A dog while playing around the
feet of Robert Balm at the Mead
ews, Placer county, the other day,
in some way caused the discharge
of a gun, upon which Mr.. 3ain's
elbow was resting. The wound
proved fatal.
The trial of the case of Nicholas
Keyern VS.. The Providence Gold
Mining Company was commenced
in the Superior Court at Nevada
CITY Friday. Kevern sues for SILL
600 damages for injuries received
while working in defendants mine,
in January. 1884.
Mrs. F. H. Brigham, the wife Of
the architect of the new Capitol at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, eloped on We'd
nesday last with James H. Man
derville, formerly of Newark, N. >.
He was tutor to the children OF
Gen. L. P. Bradley. Mr.. Brigham
will not attempt to follow his faith
less wife.
Friday at San Jose a committee
Of the Horticultural Society met
and concluded to organize a JOINT
stock Incorporated company OF fruit
growers in Santa Clara Valley for
mutual protection in the shipment
and sale of fruit, to procure real
estate. establish agencies at the
East, and take such other steps as
NAV seem necessary to command
the respect Of dealers at home and
abroad.
The divorce suit Of Sarah G.
Tully VS.. John Tully is exciting
considerable interest in San Jose.
The defendant is wealthy and sixty
years of age, and the plaintiff IS
quite young woman. They have
been married but one year and the
plaintiff AYERS in her complaint Sc
we're and continued ill-treatment.
The defendant has given all his
property to his children by his for
mer wife. He was ordered to
pay 500 per month alimony and
5000 counsel fees.
oach,s Cruiser Contracts De-
oporod EnrfAifod.