Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-08
WHOLE NO. 11,641.

beat and much fence. The timely srri J..
vsl oi large force Of men saved valuable
grain property. '''U"Oie
About the same time fire in the fields
near 5utter city encircled that fbrivino
httie place and threatened to destroy II
our Dy nard work a serious con6agre;ion
| was prevented. '-'''--
Ine caase in both instances is said TO
| nave oeen the carelessness of hunters
me loss aggregated less than 81 900.
Grass Valley Republicans.
GRASS Valley, August 7th.-Tbe Re.
Puolcans had an enthusiastic meeting here
J saturday night and torman strong club.
! Ihis IS the first political meeting held in
the ccanty in this campaign. The officers
OF the club are: Willis Peaslee, President:
NJ Q. Taylor, s. D. Bosworih, William
Lord, Vice Presidents 3. c. Hooking. Sec.
retary David Mckay, Jr, Treasurer Il
b. Appleton, Sergeant at Arms. The roll
was signed by sixty voters. Andrew Stokes
/ presented the club with a handsome Amer
ican flag.
Quartz Mil sst on Fire.
lcePy7gA 1888, Byte California Associated f'rsss1
NEVADA Cry, August 7{h-A Ere sup-
posed to be incendiary, consumed the
Deadwood quartz mill, situated on Deer
creek, about three miles from this CITY.
causing loss Of several thousand dollars.
There had beer, no fire around the mill for
ABOUT three weeks, and someone knowing
there was no ono at the mill is supposed to
have set the fire. The Sheriff offers a re-
ward of 800 for the arrest of the party
setting the fire
New Pleasure Resort,
lcepwlgh, 1885, 6yete California sssoeiate5 e,e,sl
POINT REYES August 7th.-A new pleas
trnf fH,.s, =
next season. An $4,000 hotel of seventy
rooms (the Ben Lcmond) will face the
water, and the place is to connect by ferry.
with the North Pacific Coast Railroad.
Drives, bathing. climate and mountain
scenery will be the attractions
Death of Il. II. Gaylord.
ttoPyrfga. 1883. By tie CAT o7lia issocis;ei l'rest
NEVADA CITY, August 7lh.-E. II. Cav
lord, one OF the prominent lawyers of this
place, died this afternoon. He had been
bed-iidden for many months He was at
one time District Attorney, and was held
in high regard by the people throughout
the county. The funeral will take place
tomorrow under the auspices of the Ma
sons and Workmen.
The st. Helena Depnt.
tcopyigAt 1883. by tie Cafogrsta associated PrrssI
ST.. HELENA, August 7th.-Ground is now
being cleared for the Southern Pacific Com
pany 5 new depot here. The building will
be 25xlS7 feet, portion being two stories,
25x63, occupying the northern end. The
building will be devoted exclusively to the
wine business.
Horses Driven to Death.
Copyright 1885, By NE California A.scc:ato,i E'reasl
CHICO. August 7tb.-This evening a four
horse team was driven into Chico from the
Sutton House, 30 miles. on the Humboldt
road. Two of the horses dropped dead
from the excessive heat and oVeidriving.
The animals belonged TO parties in Biggs
Two Indian Murdersrs.
ycoPgi9St, 1888, By ae California 4,sociae PrrssJ
SANTA Rosa, August 7th.-McElarney
Jim and Indian Dick, the two Indians who
have been awaiting hearing for the muir
der OF fellow Indian, were permitted to
plead to a charge of manslaughter before
the Superior Court to-day.
On Trial for Murder.
lCOpyTfghi, 1855, DyGs California Assoe;;ed I1rs,j
SANTA Rosa, August 7th.-The trial of
Louis Frey, the surviving ClOverdale stage
robber, who assisted in killing Constable
Abe Crigler, OF Cloverdale, while in pursuit
of the robbers, was commenced to-day.
A WsII-Eixed Psupsr.
ICopyigt. l6ss. by Ge California Assoeiaai Iress.;
ANAHEnf, August 7th.-John Hayes, in
tered in Los Angeles as pauper, owned
seven acres of property and a chicken
ranch here. He also has money in Santa
Ana bank.
Accident to Brakem&n.
Copyright, 1855, By the California .izsooietes Pres,j
MARYsyILLE, August 7th.--I.arry Dunn,
q brakeman, fell from the accommodation
train between Marysyille and 0royille to-
day, and was seriously hurt.