Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18
PACIFIC SLOPE.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A HUNT
ING PARTY.
Gored by Buli-Mills Burned Boy
Drowned Shooting ARRAY
Failed to agree.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE rrooRD-usios.l
CALIFORNIA.

serious accident to Hunting Party
FAN of a Carpenter.
SAN JOSE, August 17th.-By n letter from
point in Monterey county. SIXTY miles
distant from any postotfice, ii is learned
that serious accident happened to a hunt
ing party that left Santa Clara about ten
days ago, consisting Of A. and 4. V. Fatjo,
of Santa Clara; Lewis Palmer, Of San Fran
cisco, and John Waters, OF Monterey.
Their four-horse team ran away down the
mountain road, wrecking the wagon. \.
Y. Fatjo was dangerously hurt. and the
Others less seriously. Shelter was found at
farm house.
Irving Fox, q carpenter. fell from the
third to Lhe second floor of the Odd Eel
lows new building this afternoon. and
fractured his left hip, and was otherwise
seriously injured.
Arrest of 4 EorsetIief.
g STOCKTON August 17th.-A Mexican
named Jose Villa was arrested here yester-
day for stealing horse from a man named
Seriaca, a resident of Placer county. Villa
was clothed and fed by Seriaca for several
days, and in return stole one of his bene-
factors horses. He was taken to Auburn
to-day.
Statement of the Auditor of San Fran cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 17th-Auditor
Strothers annual statement to the State
Board of Equalization, showing the value
OF the property of San Francisco, has been
prepared, and will be sent to Sacramento
to-day. The value of real estate is Sis
454,67S; value of improvements on real
estate, $53,062, ,747; value of personal prop
erty other than money, $40, ,54l, ,624 value
OF money, S6,651 ,299. Total value of all
property, after equalization by the Super
visors, $227, 7,Go9,348.
Failed to Agree.
OAKLAND, August 17th-The jury trying
Prindle for the killing of DR.. Buck, the al
legged seducer of Prindte's wife, were dis
charged at 1910 this morning. not being
able to agree. They stood the same as on
Saturday atternOon-nine for acQuittal and
three for conviction. The case was given
to the jury last Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. and they had been out almost four
whole days.
Store Robbed by Chinese.
NEVADA, August 17tb-The store Of W
H. Brandon, at Omega, in this county, was
broken into by burglars Saturday night,
and SiO0 stolen. Entrance was gained by
digging through the brick wall in the rear
OF the store. Tracks were discovered lead
ing from the building TO the Chinese quar-
ter, and it is thought that the crime was
committed by MongOlians
Flour Mills Burned - Shooting ARRAY
Warm Weather.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, August I7th.-The
| Sumner flour mills, two miles from town.
were consumed by fire yesterday. Loss,
about 5000; no insurance The fire
| occurred at 4. NJ. and Is supposed 10 be
| incendiarism.
DIR. J. 7. MoOkler, former resident of
San Francisco, but later here, and now of
San Miguel, shot one Fred. Kun.z yester-
1 day, in drunken Erawl. the bullets taking
| effect IN the wrist, arm and abdomen
The past four days have been very warm,
the thermometer ranging from So III the
| shade down.
Los Angeles Items.
Los ANGELES, August 17th.-In the elec-
| ton to-day for city bonds, requiring two
| thirds majority, to issue $245000 bonds for
| improvement, it was decided to issue the
bonds.
| Billy Devere, who shot at Ed. McKin-
ney, few weeks ago, pleaded guilty to as
sault to murder, and will be sentenced
! Tuesday.
Intense heat prevailed to-day. The emer-
| curry notched 104lo
! \ gang of robbers continue housebreak-
| ing at nights, and stealing horses The
| police have arrested several, who have
| been convicted.
John Douglas, a member of The Holiness
| Band, was sent to San Quentin to-day for
burglary in the second degree.
| Sunday afternoon a Chinese cook at the
| Monte Vista Hotel, twenty miles north of
| the city, hanged himself in the bathroom.
He is supposed to be the Gsinaman who
murdered Thomas Dempsey in pool
| room in San Francisco
About Q o'clock this morning Daniel I.
| Mooney and wife, of Santa Monica, started
on drive for Los Angeles. When three
miles out from Santa Monica, Mooney was
killed by ball through his heart. Mrs.
Mooney says: .' We were going to town
together. Mr. Mooney was sitting ON the
| front seat, and | was on the back seat. Mr..
Mooney had revolver in his hip pocket,
! and took it out, saying Look here. Mol
lie, take this l looked up Just as he
handed it over his shoulder Just then the
buggy-wheel went into chuck-h hole. and
! the pistol dropped, and struck on the back
of the seat, and exploded. l sprang for
ward, caught Dan, and prevented him fall
| ing out of the carriage. The horses started
to run away. Mr.. Wren, a neighbor, stop
ped the horses. He got in and drove the
| carriage back to Santa Monica