Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-21
Arrested for Ill-rreating Sailors.

CAPTAIN ordered them to be put in irons.
When the mate went to execute the order
one of them drew knife, and he had to
strike him.
State Dental Association.
SAN FRAYc1sco, July 20th-The Califor-
mia State Dental Association began its
seventeenth annual session at the Palace
Hotel this morning. President Lundberg
presided. There was a small attendance at
the morning session, at which no business
was transacted.
MADEIRA Destroyed by Fire.
FRESNO, July 20th-A fire broke out IN
MADEIRA at HAS last night in rear of the
Williams block On Yosemite avenue, and
spread rapidly to the adjoining buildings,
taking Mace's Hotel to the west and row
of wooden buildings to the east. a strong
wind was blowing and the flames crossed
the avenue, attacking .the Arlington Hotel,
a long wooden structure Creslln'S saloon,
Conroys stable and several minor build
ings. By great effort the lumber yard,
store and mill, located to the south of the
avenue were saved. Manassas store, stu
ated across the street, east of the Williams
block, was also saved by great effort.
The town was almost entirely without
facilities for extinguishing the flames, and
the wonder is that the fire was checked so
soon. Twelve buildings were burned. The
following is an estimate OF the losses and
insurance: H. S. Williams $4,000 in
surance $4,000; r. P. Mace $4,000, in
surance IS, 500; c. S. Payne $1,000, in
surance 81 $50; c. A. Dawridge 81 600,
insurance $3.50; Badger Bros, $500, in
surance 81 500; Owen Breslen $1,000, in
surance $1,000; Con Dresden, loss s., 500
no insurance; T. Bancroft, s., GEO. insurance
50 coo; Mrs. Conroy $1,000, no insurance;
W. c. Maze, $3.50 &C. Galley 5000, insurance
5000; J. w. Ragsdale $500, insurance $500;
w. +. Waddell $500, insurance $500; Mary
C. Plate $500, insurance $500; Z. T.. Vincent
$3.50, 10 insurance; n. Manasse $4,000, from
water; insured.
Storms and Cyclones.
YREKA, July 20th.-There was rain
storm again last evening, but lighter than
the last A heavy storm in Scott valley
caused much damage in lodging grain. A
cloud burst on Goose Nest mountain
flooded the Little Shasta and caused some
damage. 4 heavy storm is reported all
along the Klamath river, with cyclone at
Oak Bar, upsetting buildings, swapping off
trees and killing stock.
dubbed to Death-Perished from Thirst.
NEEDLES, July th.-Cha-ma-dul-h hama,
a MojaYe Indian medicine man, was dubbed
~ ttulii, DSl6aG6i anu CT6lldttu JOT allOM-
ing too many of his patients to die.
Tom Kelly, a prospector, was found dead
in The Hualapai mountains, near Yucca, A.
T. He persisted from thirst.
StabbIe Fire.
DAvIsvILLE, July 20th.-A stubble fire on
Judge Pierce's ranch yesterday destroyed
about 20 sacks of cleaned wheat. Damages
about 800. A fire among the weeds in a
vacant lot in town yesterday afternoon gave
some lively work, but was exhnguished
| without damage.
Badly Crushed by Grain Wagon.
HUENEME, July 20th-The little son of
| William Cook, living close to town, while
attempting to climb on q passing grain
team, fell and the wheel passed over him.
| He was badly crushed and will not live.
Meeting of the trustees for Chronic In
sane.
SAN JOSE, July goth The Trustees ofthe
Hospital for the Chronic Insane at Agnews
held a meeting to-day and appointed j. H.
Pieper to lay out grounds, preparatory to
building. 4. NJ. Garrett was elected Su-
perintendent of construction. The archi-
| tects compensation was fixed at 5 per cent.
OF the contract price.
Arrested for Murder.
STOCKTON, July 20th.-Isaac Bradley, of
Angels Camp, witness in the land Office
suit here, was arrested to- day on dispatch
| from Sheriff Thorn for the murder of
! Thomas Crossett, near Angels, month
ago. 1t was thought at the time that
| CroSsett fell from wagon seat and died
from the injury, but it has since been as
eertained by an autopsy on the body that
he was shot
The South Pacific Coast Extension.
| SAN JOSE, July 20th.-The contractor and
| his men are at Almaden awaiting orders for
| the extension OF the South Pacific Railroad
southwark. Chief Engineer Hood of the
Southern Pacific, is here. The branch from
this city to New Almaden will be built
at once.
An Old County Hospital to Disappear.
| MARYsvILLE, July 20th.-The contract
| for raZing the old brick County Hospital
preparatory to using the material for con-
structing the new Hospital within the city
levee, was let by the Board of Supervisors.
The old building has been rendered practi-
cally useless by slickens.
Arrested for Hydraulic Mining.
MARYsvILLE, July 20tb.-Some two
months since Henry Place, owner of the
Place mine at Omega, Nevada county, was
/ fined $500 on each of two counts by the
Superior Court in this county for con-
tempt, because of the violation of the order
enjoining further hydraulicking. The fine
was not paid. Place was arrested by Sheriff
Inflow last Sunday morning and is now
confined in the County Jail here where he
| will remain 1000 days or until the fine is
paid.
A Workingman's Right.
REDWOOD CRY, July GOTHAM interest
ing case was tried in the Justices Court of
l for
ter and builder, brought suit against ]. B.
and Eugene Schroeder, to recover $3.50 40
for work performed on the ranch of the
latter about year ago. The jury allowed
the plaintiff the full amount sued for The
Schroeder referred to is the young man
VINO was married outside of the Heads
about year ago to Mrs. Halves, the
wealthy young widow of the late Horace
Halves, Jr.
Citizens Indignant
HUESEME, July 20th.-Everybedy in this
vicinity is indignant at the proposed change
of mail from daily to tri-weekly. as the
population is increasing, the town is build
ing up, business is lively and mail matter
coming here is increasing right along. Why
the change should be made no oae under
islands.
Engine OF the Track.
WILLIAMS, July 20th.-The engine of the
north bound freight train ran off the track
at the north switch at o'clock this after
moon, blocking the.track so that the passen-
ger trains could not pass. The passengers and
express were transferred and each train re-
turned. A wrecking train arrived this
evening and put the engine ON the track.
Dropped Dead.
ASDEEseE SHASTA county,. July 2ath.-
G. Salisbury, an old pioneer, dropped dead
here to-day.
Death from Drowning.
| NAPA, July 20th-William Smith, aged
eighteen, son of w. c. S. Smith, while liz
bathing last evening was drowned. The
body has been recovered.
Thrown from a Horse.
YEEEA. July 20th.-A son Of j. NJ. Dob
kins. aged fourteen years, was .tarown from
and dragged by horse recently in Shasta
valley, and is supposed to be dangerously
injured.
OREGON.
Tho Indian Troubles.