Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02
Los Angeles Notes.

LCoppigh 1888, by the California associated Press
Los ANGELES, January 1st.-Burglars en-.
| tered the Hamman Baths to day and sue.
| ceeded in stealing box containing valu-
ables of visitors amounting to s., 500 worth
| of jewelry and coiEs
The Delmonico Hotel at Long Beach
caught fire this morning from defective
fiue. Loss, 100000.
Charles Springer, of the Commissary
office al the military headquarters in this
city, died this evening of abscess of the
| heart.
The game of baseball between two
| picked mines from the local nine and loca
| players, resulted to 4 in favor of the nint
containing Duryea.
A Team Recovered.
IcopyigIt 1855, by the California 1issoc,atci Press
MODESTO, January 1st-The team hireC
| from Wallaces stable on Christmas. tht
particulars of which were telegrapheC
! yesterday, has beer returned from Merced
where they had been stabbed since Monday
| Pendergrass, who took the team, has moi
| been caught. AS no criminal intent was
| manifested, probably no action will be
| taken against him.
A Mystery Dispelled.
[copyigh, 1855. by Gte California associated Press
MODESJO, JdHudIy 1SI.-1 ne laQN VINO
died on the train at Antioch last evening
proved to be Mrs. Orpha Woodward. of
Hills Ferry, in this county. She had been
a housekeeper in the employ of Mr. Fid.
man, in San Francisco, and eas on her
way home when her sudden death &C.
CURED. Deceased was 80 years old, and
leaves two grown sons at Hills Ferry. Her
funeral will take place at Modesto on
Tuesday.
Shasta Notes.
REpDING, January 1st.-To-rno night
the young ladies give a ball. They hire
the hall, pay for music, make all the ar
rangements, invite the gentlemen, and pay
the bills to the ball and supper No gen
tleman is allowed to dance unless escorted
by lady. This is expected TO be the ball
of the new year.
Some excitement has been created bv
rich strike in quartz six miles from Delta
The rock is said TO be full of coarse gold.
Death in Mine.
GEORGETOWN, January 1sI.-Nicholas
Wilcox, miner, IL years old working in
the Taylor mine, four miles southeast of
Georgetown, was precipitated down an in
cline shaft distance of eighty feet, and
died Of his injuries. The accident was ow-
ing to faulty ladder.
A Blaze in Chico.
CHICO, January 1st.-A fire Occurred yes
terday in the center of the business portion
of town. Two houses, occupied by disrep-
utable women, were totally DESTROYED.
The property was owned by AIessrs. G. w.
Dorm, Jerry Noonan and Sam Dooley. The
loss is SS, 500; insured for S, 500 The
origin of the fire is unknown,
Woodlands Woolen Mill.
WOODLAND, January 1st.-At late hour
Friday night the Woodland Wooden Man
ufacturing Company was incorporated,
with a capital stock of 100000 and $30-
600 subscribed. The mill is to be two-set
mill. 1t will be in operation in the month
of May next.
The Weather Outlook.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1st-[Spe-
cial. Weather indications for the twenty
four hours commencing at A. NJ, on
January I'd For California-Generallyf fair
weather in Southern California local rains
in Northern California, and nearly station
ary temperature.
The pathfinder" Settles Down.
Los ANGELES, January 1st.-General FIRE.
mont has accepted the gift of a $4,000
house and lot at Inglewood. In his letter
of acceptance he said 81 propose to re-
main here permanently and identify N.Y.
self with the future of Southern California"