Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-23
! Il Big dInlng strIke-A New Odd Eel
| lows Hall.
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REppING, June 22d-Jock Conant has made a
big strike of honey quartz in his Squaw
Greek mine. A specimen of fifteen pound,
shows fine gold all through it The ledge is 2g7
feet from the surface and IS twelve feet
wide. The building OF the railroad hoJel
and the Mccormick safe ter building is 6eing
The odd Fellows viii lay the corner stone oil
their new hall on The 25th, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Fatal accident.
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SAN MArEo, June 22d.-A young man by the
name OF Albert I Eiler, who said his nome vas
AZ A JeWett avenue, Jersey City, y. j., was run
over by the 9:2i train going south today. while
trying to swing under the car on the trucks inst
below San Mateo station. He lost his hold, and
the car ran over his right leg at the knee The
leg was amputated by Or. Baldwin The Young
man died soon after the operation.
The Butte City Gram Fire.
Copyright, 1885, by tie California lssceiaset resi-
BUTTE CITY, June 22d-One hundred and sey
enty acres of s. NJ. Taylor's wheat were burned
over yesterday, ana slX acres of Blacks wheat
were burned all on the Platt grant, COlusa
county. The loss is s. 600 insured in the lEtna
a steam-thTashing crew. One wagon and the
bedding OF the crew were burned.
First Grapes of the Season.
SAN FRAHC,sCO, June 22d.-The report of tie
first grape packing-nine days earlier than last
year-was received from the Orleans VINEYARD
iolo county, by Chief Executive officer Wheeler
of the Vticultural Commission to-day. The
early July grapes were picked on the 18th of
this month: The early Madelaines for wine
making will be ripe on the 18th of June The
Zinfandel grapes are black, and the Boal and
Palominos are coloring.
Sad Accident to Sewsboy.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22d.-David Harrison.
an eleven-year-old boy, met with a sad accident
this afternoon. In his capacity as newsboy he
was attempting to board car of the Suffer-
street line at the corner of Kearny street, when
he slipped and fell underneath the dunn
my. II was only the prompt action of the grip
man in stopping the train that saved his life.
AS II was, both legs were broken.
Accident in the Chico Cannery.
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CHICO, June 21d-An accident occurred this
afternoon at the Chico cannery by the floor of
the cooling room giving way under the weight
of thirty five tons of fruit in cans, which had
been filed up preparatory to being labeled. The
cans arc badly bruised, but none bursted. One
girl was slightly injured.
Explosion of a Gasoline Stove.
Copyright, 1855. by the California issOciaod Iress
SANTA ANA, June 22d.-W. H. Shaw. of Tustin
City. in lighting a gasoline stove this morning
the stove exploded and burned the house and
contents, and seriously, If not fatally, burned
his mother, Mrs. Shaw a widow and a sister oi
George w Hubbard, of the American Horti
cultural Society, who was here last spring from
New York.
Long contested Case Decided Warm
Weather.
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DowEIEvILLE, June 22d.-This afternoon the
long-contested case of Frankel VS.. Deideshemeir
superior Judge Clough, of Plumas county, de
clded in favor of DeidseheiIner.
Warm, sultry weather; the mercury is close
on SO.
Arrest of Chinese Fishermen.
PETALUMA, June 22d.-Captain Dalton, Deputy
Fish Commissioner and chief patrol, brought tC
/ this city last night on the steamer Gold foul
Cinnamon, arrested on Sonoma flats yesterday
morning for Illegal fishing. They were placed
in the calaboose and will be tried to-day for IL
legal fishing.
Wide wake Republicans.
iCcpy.igit. 1885, tyae California >ssOc5et,l ress
BUTTE CITY, June 22d.-The first gun of thc
campaign will be fred at Butte City on June 23d
and at that time Republican Club will bt
formed All the Republicans here are wide
awake and feel like doing something t0r the
club.