Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-19
PACIFIC COAST NOTES.
San Jose reports a case of yarioloid.

San Jose reports case OF yarloloid.
Stanford Morrison died of smallpox at
Trackee yesterday.
The ground is frozen three feet deep in
places in Helena, NJ. T.
Elk Governor John L. Beyeridgc of Illi-
nois is in San Francisco.
There were no new cases of smallpox in
San Francisco on Wednesday.
a weekly paper will be started at Sierra
Madre, Los Angeles county, soon.
The molding mill at Arcata, Humboldt
county, was burned last Thursday.
The real estate transfers in the city of
Spokane Falls amounted to s., 500 600 last
year.
The commercial union with Canada rs
opposed by the San Francisco Chamber OF
Commerce.
weekly paper, the Enterprise, edited By E.
A. Wagstaff.
Six hundred carloads of west-bound
freight is on the side tracks at Ogden, wait
ing TO be moved.
Mrs Hamilton, a negress, died of small
pox at Stockton yesterday. There has
been five cases in that city.
A few days ago, according to an ex-
change, a man stood in the street at Ruby
City, w. T., and killed two deer.
The people of Wella Walla offer $780, 900
and eighty acres of land to have the Terri
torial capital located in their city.
Willie, the fifteen. year-old son of Benia-
min Quicker, shot bullet through his right
hand while hunting last Saturday
Il. P. Barnes, Deputy Postmaster at Mon
terey, is missing, and so are some of the
! funds that were intrusted to his care.
| The people of Ration, N NJ, are kicking
because the price of coal has recently been
raised. Ii is now So per ton. delivered.
State Senator Blake has failed at Port
| Washington owing TO the collapse of a To-
cal bank. He was dealer in general mer-
| chandise.
Miss Agnes Lee, young lady who has
been in the employ of w Mix, a searcher
of records in Oakland, has been missing
since Friday last.
| A boy named Breeze shot his arm off at
Rohnerville, Sunday, by accidentally dis
charging his gun while using the weapon
for walking stick.
The Chamber of Commerce in San Fran
cisco is considering the propriety of asking
| Congress to fix a bounty OF two cents per
pound on beet sugar.
The Southern Pacific Railroad tunnel
through the Cascade mountains will be
| finished in May. 1t was pushed forward
AIS feet in December.
The fire in the round-house at Portland
| Or, yesterday destroyed eleven locomotives
| and an elegant coach valued at $4,000.
Loss estimated at $4,000.
Gray 81 Robinson have sold the Nevada
| City Herald to ex-senator B. J. Watson and
his son, George A. Watson, who will pub
lish it as daily and weekly.
| First-class cotton has been grown at
Globe, A. T. Orange trees at Phoenix and
! Florence are reported by the local papers
to be uninjured by this winters cold
weather.
Parks, the man who killed Never at
| Whittier, Los Angeles county, has escaped
but officers are in pursuit. The citizens
met yesterday and destroyed his saloon
and drove several worthless characters out
| OF the town.
The steam snow-plow intended for use
on the California and Oregon, will not be
run on that line at present, as the track is
not sufficiently solid to permit of its use
there. 1t will go out on the Salt Lake
division of the Central Pacific
The coal famine along the Santa Fe road
is about at an end. TIE road is now fur
nishing cars as needed, and the Cerrillos
mining camp is supplying the entire region
along that line in Central and Southern
New Mexico with hard and soft coal.
The water-pipes in the stove of George
c. SANKEY'S residence, at Livermore, ex-
ploded, blowing the stove to pieces A
piece of the stove struck Miss Flora Nc
MILAN in the head, inflicting injuries
which may prove fatal. The pipe had
frozen during the night. Prompt attention
saved the house from being burned by the
scattered Goals.
John S. Thompson, from Fresno, reports
that Messrs. Moore and Smith have bought
2,200 acres of fine redwood and sugar pine
| timber on the Kings river, from Lloyd
Tevis, and 800 acres from Mrs. Converse.
Immediately after this purchase some
eighty entries of lands under the Timber
Lands Act were made in the same vicinity.
| through the Stockton and Visalia Land
| Offices. 1t waa currently believed that
Moore and Smith were behind these en-
tries, but it was not known for & certainty.