Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-30

BEARs AND SNAKEs.-Soda Springs, near
summit Valley, is delightful place in
which 70 rusticate, but the country round
about there is not wholly free from danger
Gus yamints and serpents. Charles NJ.
Chapman, of White Rock, Mr.. Comstock.
of Tolo, and Thomas Harper, of this city,
came down yesterday from the Springs,
and Chapman reports the loss of one of his
horses, the result of too sudden appear
ance Of 2 member of the Bruin family He
states that recently horse was bitten by n
rattleSnake and died in the neighborhood
OF the principal trout stream. Two or
three days ago Chapman and his friends
rode lis three horses down into the gorge
and picketed one Of them close by the dead
animal referred to. II appears that there is
an unusual number of bears thereabouts
this year, and while the men were fishing
one OF these chaps came down out of the
brush 70 feast upon the carrion. Chap
mans horse took one look at the bear and
then started at full speed. The rope was
strong, however, and the horse was thrown
against a tree and had his back broken
Chapman went to his ranch last night for
another horse, which he will ride back TO
Soda Springs, and says he shall not leave
there until he bags some Of those bears.
PoLlcE CoURr-In this tribunal yester-
day Mary Burnes and Nellie Mather, con-
vlcted Of disturbing the peace, were ordered
to appear for sentence to-day. The cases
OF An Lucy and Too Chuck, charged with
conducting lotteries, were continued till to-
morrow .....Ah jim got three DAYS in Jail
for misdemeanor. ..... Miss Birdie and Mrs
Memer. charged with petit larceny, will
have . hearing to-day, as also will L. Ere
dam and Fred Greer, accused of battery .....
Tom Anderson, against whom is laid Il
charge Of peace disturbance, was ordered
TO appear on Saturday for trial......J Ohm
Durham. also peace diSturber, will be
tried to-day, and All Lee will at the same
time have chance to explain the charge
against him Of petit larceny.
THE WEATHER REroRr.-The Signal Ser
vice reports last night show the highest
thermometer along the Pacific coast
to have been For Spokane Falls. 90
Dayton, l0lo; Fort Candy, GO; Port
land S. Roseburg. So: Cape Mendo-
elmo, SO; Red Bluff, $50; Sacramento
SO, san Francisco, 69o; Keller. 9lo: San
Luis Obispo, "a; Los Angeles. Sc. The
temperature at noon yesterday was For
Salt Lake, $50; Cheyenne, So; Denver
S5e. North Platte. 90: Omaha, 80. and
IanktOn, d. T.. $50, or lSo hotter than the
same hour at Sacramento.
AFTER HIS WIFE-At late hour last
night telegram was received at the sta
tion-house from 4 person at Dunnigan.
Yolo county, stating that his wife had run
of with another man and taken two
year-old child with them, and to arrest
them The husband said he expected TO
reach the city shortly after midnight and
il is possible that the runaway couples
amours have been interrupted ere this.
The dispatch was signed Charles Lin
ton. and C. Y. Arbuckle was alleged 10 be
the woman's paramour.
SUPPOSED To BE INsANE.-Antone ReSman
reported at the police station yesterday that
a Portuguese girl named Mary FloaS, aged
u wears, disappeared from his house the
preceding night under circumstances lead
ing to the belief that she is out Of her
head She is a person of short, stout build,
and had on very scanty clothing and no
hat when she disappeared. She is said to
have exhibited strong symptoms of in
sanity
CHANGED WITH LIBEL.-I esterday NJ. L.
Hammer, proprietor Of music store on J
street, was arrested on complaint of Frank
Rogers, piano-tuner, who charges Ham
mer with having published libelous and
deiamatory statements concerning him and
his methods of business. Hammer has
given bail with Z. II. Menken and Fred
Kim as bondsmen.
AS SATURDAY VIII be our last day of