Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-29
" REcoRD-uN1oEr MELAKeE.

One of the Oldest and best journalists
and thinkers and profoundest scholars of
the East once wrote 50 Let us not talk about
voluntary crime as a necessary and incura-
bic evil. That is Generalization at the
start This bit of wisdom should be pom
dered by people who are ready to confess
incompetence to suppress, and willingness
to treat with crime
At Sierra valley, in an artesian well,
hot water has been strcck at depth of 500
feet RECORD UNION
1t is difficult to discover why any sane
man should bore down 500 feet in order to
get into hot water.-[S. F. Post
Precisely; he only needs TO get married
Emma Abbott is getting very fat, but she
will only have to quit singing few weeks
and visit the fashionable resorts and take
| the regular meal 10 become as thin as a
rail.-[In Ocean.
She can accomplish the desired end
| sooner by engaging the services of a Camp
Stoneman caterer.
The San Francisco Bulletin says that a
| dredger at the foot of the old Vallejo-street
| wharf brought up from under twelve feet
Of mud number of glass jars with lead
| covers, which, when opened, were found
to contain eggs. As it was in this manner
that Eastern eggs were shipped to Califor-
MIA in 40 and 80, it is thought these speci-
mems formed part of one of the old-time
shipments This solves mystery and
accounts for the source from which the
caterer for one of the regiments at Camp
Stoneman procured the eggs he served TO
the men.
The Supreme Court has rendered a de-
cision, which we give in full in another
column this morning, whereby it refuses
to interfere with the Superior Court of
Yuba county in its order furnishing by
draulic miners for contempt in not obey
ing its orders. This righteous decision
should have a salutary effect, and is an i'm
portant one and in favor of the valley
cause If similar decision should be
rendered in the North Bloomfield contempt
case when it again comes before Judge
Sawyer, it will go far towards securing a
wholesome respect for the duly constituted
legal tribunals and the property rights OF
others.
The Current says Chicago is losing her
. lumber, and adds " She will not pine
away. She was board with it. The state
ment may be an oaks, however, Now
comes the news by telegraph that Mr.
Wakeman announces the probable sus-
pension of the Current, and that he has
sunk in its maintenance all his private for
! tune. Is ii any wonder that he failed after
putting such timber as the above quotation
into the paper? Wood anyone expect sue
cess under such conditions? We trust
however, that the Current, which has been
one of the best of critical journals, will
: spruce up again, and subscribers and adj
vertisers in sufficient number will plank
down to enable it again flourish like a
green bay tree.
The Federal Government holds Yellow.
stone Park in trust for all the people-it is
: their heritage for rest and recreation The
Federal Government has issued injunc.
tons ordering all men to refrain from de.
facing the natural scenery of the park; tc
5 refrain from polluting its rivers and springs
, to refrain from obstructing the geysers; tC
withhold the AK from its trees, and to spare
the game that lives in its forests. They are
a not to obstruct the roads, fire the timber
6 divert the streams fence in land, bridge the
rivers or mine for metals without consent
of the Federal Government, Now, has moi
4 this same authority the power TO issue g
mandate that those filing the Sacramento
river with artificial deposits shall cease
5 Has it not the power to issue its order
, This is public stream the United
States is its trustee ii is the heritage o.
the people cease from filling it; stoT
S muddying its waters and when the WORK
of reclamation begins let no man dare ac
in anV wav tending tO neutraliZe tina