The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-01

Beef, mutton ana pork are re-
tailed at peoples doors in Frisco,
L. T., for 81 cents pound.
A strike of ore has been made at
McMillen, A. r., which is alleged
to go SIG, 900 to 5000 to the ton.
The HuJ, new weekly paper,
will appear in Cotton on March 18th,
with J. A. Studabecker and ID. l..
SPOTS as editors.
During the first ninety-four days
of its operation the Los Angeles and
San Gabriel Valley Railroad carried
$4,000 passengers.
Six Cinnamon have been put on
the chain gang at Santa Rosa. BY
actual timing they consumed one
hour in digging two post holes the
other dav.
A number of residents of Astoria,
Or, are afflicted with trichina,
caused by eating uncooked pork,
and there is considerable excitement
in consequence.
Nisalia wants some one to erect
number of dwelling houses to rent.
There is not an empty one in town,
and from S2j to $50 q month is
charged for ordinary residences.
Nearly twenty-five carloads of
oranges are daily shipped East from
Los Angeles. Last Monday night
fruit train was wrecked in the Cajon
pass and four cars of oranges were
destroyed.
There is great dissatisfaction in
Washington Territory owing to the
action of the Legislature bringing
the Territory 100000 in debt.
There were nearly 5000, 900 in the
treasury when they met.
The Phoebe Record says that sec
ton is overrun with polygamous
Mormons, who have fled thither to
escape prosecution in Utah, and
suggests that the United States
officials have grand ''roupd-up"
of the runaway Saints.
A new map of Nevada is being
made in the office of Surveyor-Gen-
eral Powning at Reno. 1t is stated
that when the map is completed it
will show all the county boundaries
as they now exist, and pains are being
taken to get the exact locality of
every mining district.
On a recent night three sheep
herders rode into Chinese camp on
the line of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, seven miles
below Pomeroy, W. T., and de-
manded whisky of the Celestials.
Upon being refused the parties re-
mounted their animals and rode off.
Returning in short time with
pistols drawn they began firing into
the tents of the unsuspecting heather.
One of the shots took effect in a
Chinaman's thigh, causing a very
serious wound.
A man name Totem, who resides
near Steptoe, w. T., attempted to
hurl heavy iron poker at cat that
was annoying him one day recently.
He had been quite ill for some time
and his strength failed him, causing
him to miss his aim, and the point
of the poker struck his son, boy
about 10 years old, who was lying
on the floor a short distance away,
just over the eye, innicting wound
that will probably prove fatal, as
fragments of the skull and brain
had to be removed.
Owing to the alleged extremely
low price of coal in San Francisco
and the differences between the
coal miners and the mine owners
which apparently cannot be adjusted
orders were received by Mr.. Milne1
recently to shut the Newcastle OF
Coal creek mines down Immediately
This is very unpleasant piece o
news to record, says the PoSt-Ln
telligencer, but nothing more thai
could be expected by those who have
kept posted as to the condition o.
affairs at Newcastle. The closing
down of these mines will throw
hundreds of men out of employment
in the country and tend TO max,
times harder and money scarcer.
Some prospectors in the Cabab
mountains, A. T., recently came
upon four human remains burieC
under loose rocks and close to TIT
surface. They were inclosed by !
wall of stone almost round in form
Attached to the bones of the feet o
one was found pair of coars
shoes of the "stozy' kind and mucl
like those worn by miners of tn
present day. The soles of the shoe
were well preserved, but nearly a
of the upper leather had rotte'
away. They also found smooth
bore gun, barrel forty-four inches i
length, detached from the stock
Engraved on the barrel is gu. 5
Toms" and on the stock the figure
"1S11."