Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-27
High Winds OF the Coast.

Copyright, 1Sss, by tae California Associated Press
San PEDRO, April 26th.-The schooner
John G. North sailed on the 23d and re-
turned next day to repair broken gaff. A
very strong southwest wind has blown for
the last three days
The schooner Emma Utter arrived YES
terday from San Buenaventura. where she
was dlscharging cargo of lumber She
struck near the wharf there, causing her to
leak badly, and carrying away one anchor
and chain. She is now beached inside
here, and will have to discharge the bal
ance OF cargo at this port.
Los Angeles Items.
ICopyTig, 1888, by The Cai ornia associated Press;
Los ANGELES, April 26th.-The Los
Angeles, San Diego and San Bernardino
delegates to the State Convention, accom-
panied by Governor Waterman, will leave
here in a special car for San Francisco Sat
urday noon. The delegations are solid for
III. I. Gage for delegate from the State at
large.
The cornerstone of the new Courthouse
was laid this afternoon under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge of Masons, Rucker. the
Grand Master, officiating. Tonight the
Grand Master is being royalty entertained
by the local Lodges.
Freighting from Redding.
Copyright. 1855. by ae California issociased Preasl
REDDISG, April 26th.-It is cloudy. The
wind is from the south with strong indica-
tions of rain.
Many teams are loading for Lakeyiew,
Oregon, Alturas, Adm, Fall River Mills
and other northern and northeastern Sec
tons. Freighting from this point promises
to be large this year. Mr. Laugee, a capt
talist of Petaluma, and interested in the
Redding Water Works, has been here sew
eral days. He predicts a very bright
future for Redding and the surrounding
country.
A Santa Barbara Fire.
Copyright, 1883, by Ge California AuOoiaaed PysssI
SANTA BARBARA, April 26th.-This morn
ing at about o'clock a fire broke out in a
large two-story frame building owned by
William Ealand. The flames soon spread
to an adjoining building, owned by Ben
Sprague and used by him as a livery stable
Both buildings were burned 60 the ground
The total loss is about 5000.
State Delegates Chosen.
Copyright, 1885, blythe Califor-sa Associatod FressI
ORovILLE, April 26th.--The Republican
County Convention met here to-day and
elected H. c. Bell, ]. J. Smith, ]. o. Rnsby,
L. H. Barnard William Hawkins, H 4.
Nail, w. A. Shippee. Z. T. Allen, William
James and G. l.. Pond delegates 10 the
State Convention
Banner Presentation.
WHEATLAND, Agril 26th-A number of
ladies last evening. presented to Rainbow
Parlor, n. s. G.. W., an eiegsnt banner.
The presents .tioA was made by Miss Lou
Amlck. who carried the banner, assisted by
Lizzie Harris and Hazel Mcfarland. The
President of sh9 Parlor, J. a, Sowell, re-
sponded, and remarks were made by sew
eral othe.s.
Ep,saopal Convention.
tCoPyrfg II, lsss, tyGe calJoria Associasd Press.l
SANTA ResA, April 26,h.-The Conven-
ton of Episcopal Ministers OF Northern
Gait ornia : being held in this city Bishop
J. "a. T. Wingtield, D. D., LII D., Of ST.
Augustine College, Bsnicia, is presiding
d large n1mber Of clergymeD are present
Primary Election.
tccTslg. lsss. by BE cqlfor1ia ssociqted Iressi
SAX RAFAEL, April 26th.-The Demo-
Cratic primary election was held here to-
| day Tor The election of delegates 10 the
1 County Convention, which meets April 2Sth
to select delegates 10 the State Convention.
Sale of Newman Town Lots.
Copyright. 1sss, By tic California A''oea.oi iressi
TURLooK, April 26th-The auction sale
of town lots at the new town OF Newman,
which was held to day, was remarkably
successful. The total amount realized was
: $4,000,