Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-25
PACIFIC COST ITEMS.

The Mint at Carson has been closed in.
definitely.
The pulse of Santa Rosa is high with the
roller-skating fever.
The placid town of Santa Ana is being
disturbed by nightly burglars.
The judges of election at the recent cleo
| ton III Spokane Falls were women.
The citizens of Santa Rosa now take
pride III looking up at the new dials of the
town clock.
An envelope with important Enclosures
awaits a recipient at Wells, Fargo & Co..
office in Los Angeles.
Martinez will soon he supplied with
wateE from source at an altitude of $50
| feet and about five miles distant
A stock show viii begin at Hollister on
| April 4th, entrance free to State exhibitors.
with premiums of 800 and less.
r A Tuolumne miner passed through Oak
dale one day this week with nearly S50,e0
worth Of gold, which he had taken from a
mine near Sonora.
Preparations are in progress at Riverside
to make the citrus fair, to be begun on
| Wednesday next, one of the largest and
| most complete exhibitions of its kind.
il the citizens of Petaluma shall so decide
next Wednesday, bonds for $4,000 will be
issued to erect a city hall, new school
house and double-track bridge on Wash
ington street
Work on the Oakdale (Stan;slaus COUNTY,
Water Company's well has been finished.
and there is now an abundance of water
something over twenty feet, besides the
reserve in the tunnel
Al Forest Hill, Placer county. last Mon
day, Frank Morehead was attacked and
thrown down by an enraged boar, which bit
him in the side and severely wounded him
otherwise. Mr.. Morehead's are moi of
dangerous nature.
In San Gabriel valley the large orange
groves have produced as fdlows T.. J.
Baldwin, 10000 boxes; a. IS Chapman.
10000 boxes l.. J. Rose. 10000 boxes 3.
Il. Smith, 10000 boxes, and ]. De Barh
Shorb, 1900 boxes.
The Phoenix a. ~ Hcreld ssays: There
is ~ Aful city, nahuaily, in the
Phoenix issto-day, with
Breets laved On each side
and lined sith the deep
- MOO Chronicle sayss When the
Lolita was coRing down Gran khorn slough
at Cordelia with the tide las week. thew
6tIS SuiHilSc1 10 see Il DtaNY LO-iOOt TIM
Der coming up toward them against the
current. On gettsng nearer dizzy found the
timber to be in TOW of four beaver
At Meadow Lake the snow is between
five and six feet deep, and at iscade Lakes |
near Summit valley, which lies southeast
of the Central Pacific RailroaHi, il is fonr
and one-half feet deep. At b,rh places the |
deposit is very hard. and wil turn ;nto |
water slowly, no matter how warm tie
weather.
George Lewiston was srrestai at Carson.
New, for violating the provisions of the
bill, in inviting some friends
o drink With him at a saloonJ The Tribune
that the Act was violated and
arrest made in order TO make test case Of
he law, the snloonkeepcrs clubbing TO-
either for that purpose.
it has been recently announced that the
curt of Queens Bench has acknowledged
he wife OF Deacon Sydney S. Brown. of
iagdad, \. Y, as the principal heiress of
be vast and well-known Lawrence-ToW ,
~ estate, which is now estimated at $500
10000. There are several heirs in CaliEor {
ia, of whom one resides in Marysville. II