Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
siskiyou Notes.

lCopyi0h, 1885, blythe California associated Fress.,
YREKA, September 5th.-Jose Lewis, a
Portuguese, WIGS run over by wa yon-load
of lumber yesterday, and died this morn
ing.
The Yreka Railroad will be graded to
Shasta river by the last of the week, when
larger force will be put on.
J. J. DeHaven opened the campaign this
evening at Fort Jones, in this county, and
will journey to Modoc along the Nevada
State boundary.
FL Dorado Democratic Nominations.
Copyright, 1883. by the California Associated Trsssi
PLAcERvILLE, September 5th.-The DEM
ocratic County Convention here to-day
nominated the following ticket: Assembly
man, Henry Mailer; Sheriff, J. II. Rus
sell; Clerk, J. P. Munson; District Attor-
ney, George H. Ingham; Treasurer, John
D. Skinner; Public Administrator and
Coroner, G. T. Roussin; Supervisors-First
District, M. NJ. Aver; Second District, Elon
Dunlap; Third District, Seth Loveless.
stabbing ARRAY at Napa.
copyigh. 1888. by the California associated Press
NAPA, September 5th.-Theodore Medina
and +. G. Baxter quarreled in low dive
this afternoon. Medina was put out and
returned, when he was struck with a
billiard cue. He then stabbed Baxter in
the face and side. Physicians pronounce
the wound fatal. Medina says he took too
much interest in his wife. Baxter says the
dispute was about bill he tried to collect.
Tariff and Chinese.
Copyright 1888. By The California associated Press;
MEMO PARK, September 5th.-An en-
thusisstic meeting of Republicans was held
here Monday night under the unspices of
the Harrison and Morton Club. Democrats
and Republicans from near and far at
tended. Colonel c. P. Harkins addressed
the meeting on the tariff and on the Chinese
question.
An Alleged Rape FIend's Luck.
Copyright. 1888. by the California associated Press,
SoNoMA, September 5th.-Jacob Casey,
who was arrested last Friday charged with
attempted rape on the person of Mrs. Sara
phino Herger, had his preliminary exami-
nation to-day before Judge Small. The
prosecution failed to make out case strong
enough to hold the prisoner, and he was
discharged.
Talking for Prohibition.
ICopyi9h, 1883, BY he California Associated Press,
MERGED, September 5th.-Colonel So.
bieski has just concluded the grandest
Grafton ever delivered in this place before
an unusually large assemblage of the best
citizens of the town and surrounding
country, in the course of which he argued
the principles of prohibition.
Mrs. GoIdenson's Efforts for Her Son.
NAPA, September 5th.-Mrs. Goldenson
visited the asylum yesterday, interviewed
Dr. Wilkins and wished that he, for her
own satisfaction, would examine her son
to determine if he is insane. No mention
was made of any pardon being asked from
the Governor. Mrs. Goldenson's request
was refused.
Gilroy Republicans Disappointed.
ICopyigh, 1855, blythe California 4ssociatcd Fress.l
GILRoY, September 5th.-A fine Harrison
and Morton banner was raised here to-day,
and preparations made for the Republican
campaign opening, with L. B. Miner of
Vallejo as speaker. As he put in no appear
ance and sent no substitute nor excuse,
the meeting was postponed.
Shipment of Fresno RaIsins.
Copyright, 1855, by 1e Cali foria associated Press
FRESNO, September 5th.-The first car
load of raisins for the season was shipped
to day. 1t consisted of 800 boxes London
layers and 800 of three-crown loose Musca-
tel, all of the Lion" brand.
hIildew in sonoma Vineyards.
copy,1gat, 1855. blythe California Associated rre;s.l
SoNoMA, September 5th-Mildew has
made its appearance in a number of vine-
yards in this valley where owners have
failed to use sulphur on their vines early in
the season.