Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-23


depot here and runs across the Feather
| river and through Yuba City, thence in q
southerly direction, about parallel with
Feather river and south of the line of the
old California Pacific road.
A Victory for the Saloons.
copyright, 1898, by he California Associated Pres
SAN BUENAyENTURA, May 22d. - Some
time since the City Council passed a reso-
luton that after July 1, 1888, no liquor
license shall be issued. Last night the
Council met, took up the same matter and
indefinitely postponed 1t. This action on
the part OF the Council is considered
square victory for the saloon men, but the
majority OF the taxpayers seem satisfied
with the result. Licenses will be issued al
the same rate as before per quarter.
1t Was Popular Thirty Years Ago.
Copyright, 1888, by the caifornia Associated Press.
ST.. HELENA, May 22d.-Work was com.
menced yesterday at the White Sulphur
Springs, lately sold to Johnson, Durham
IL Otterson, who will have the place
thoroughly repaired and ready for guests
by the middle of June. a street railway
from town TO the springs. two ami a half
miles, is an almost assured fact. A bout
$4,000 of the stock is already taken.
Preparing for the Teachers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22d.-[Special. /
The meeting held this evening ar Metropol-
itan Hall to take action in regard to the re-
ception of the National Teachers Conven-
ton was attended by q large number of in
huentla! citizens, representing ali CLASSES
Speeches were made by Mayor Pond and
others, urging the necessity of active meas
ures TO give the visitors an appropriate re-
ception.
Early Fruit Shipments.
Copyright. 1855, By The Catherine Associated Press)
MARYsvILLE, May 22d.-Ripe apric,ts
are now shipped daily by express from
Marysville. The first were shipped from
here about a week ago. To-day about
twenty boxes went forward by express.
Marysville claims the first shipment of all
dcciduous fruits and berries this season.
San Rafael Flower Festival.
Copyright. 1855. by the California Associaed Pre.sl
SAN RAFAEL, May 22d.-There will be a
grand floral festival and concert on We'd
nesday evening, May 23d, at Gordon's
Opera House. for the benefit of the free
resding-room. 1t is expected this will be
the finest display ever given in this para
disc of flowers.
Bold Act by Boy Footballs.
SAN Francisco, May 22d.-[Special J.
This evening, Joe Clifford, twelve years of
age, was stopped by four boys on Brannan
street, near Ninth, and ordered to halt.
He ran away, when one of the four, named
Peter Collins, shot him in the left leg.
Collins thinks tue boys wanted to rob him.
An Unwelcome Rain.
tCops,ighI 1855, by tie California Associated Pr,ssl
UKLAND, May 22d.-A heavy thunder
storm, lasting an hour, fell here this even
ing, giving thirty-three hundredths of an
inch OF rain. The weather has been cool
and favorable for crops for some days back.
the rain was not desired.
Suicide at Redding.
REDDING, May 22d.-Mrs. l.. Dow, aged
40 years, the wife of the proprietor of the
Redding and Weayerville Stage, suicided
last night by taking an overdose of lauda-
nun. Domestic infelicity is said to be the
cause.
Attempt at Robbery.
WHEATLAND, May 22d.-An attempt was
made at late hour last night TO rob Judge
Bray while on his way home. The at
tempt was a failure, owing to the Judges
resistance, but the foo;pads got away.
The Road Completed.
SAETA Rosa, May 22d.-The Carquinez
track was to-day completed to this city.
The last spike viii be driven on the 4th of
July, and three days celebration will be
held.
Court at Bedding.
RHDDING, May 22d.-Court was held yes
tarday tor the first time in Redding. The
county offices, although in disorder, are
doing official business. The town is very
lively and business is good.