Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-31

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If he does not do SO the Union will pay
the fines imposed
Commissioner Tobin, of the Labor Bureau,
will make an investigation as TO the cause
which led to the refusal of the men to pa
rade, and will forward the result to the
Governor.
Orange County.
SANTA ANA, July 30lh.-The Orange
County Commissioners held their final
meeting to. day and audited the accounts,
closed all the business intrusted to them
and adjourned sine die.
Some of the county officials have uuali-
fed and had their bonds executed. All
Will be ready to transact official business
Thursday.
The county offices and Courtroom will
probably be in the Spurgeon block. Sew
eral officers have chosen their deputies.
Serious Accident.
GRASS VALLEY, July Both h-Yesterday
seven Knights Templar went to Dutch
Flat IN mountsin wagon TO attend the
funeral of Charles Kopp. the deceased
brother OF knight. On the return home
the wagon went off the Bear river grade
and the passengers were thrown down
the hill. All escaped serious injury ex-
cept David BinkeIman, who had a
shoulder broken. Stephen Long had two
ribs broken.
Drytown Matters.
DRYTowN (Amador county,, July 30th.-
a regular boom has struck this section.
New buildings are going up on all sides,
and new life seems to pervade everything
The town has a new system of water
works.
A rich strike has been made in the
Cover mine on the 200 foot level. The
rock is held together by hinges of gold.
They are sinking on several other mines,
all of which have fine prospects.
Forest Fires and Hot Weather.
SIERRA CITY, July 3Oth.-Large forest
fires are raging in this section The hot
spell is something remarkable. Water for
mining is getting short.
NEEDLES, July 30th.-The weather is ex-
tremely oppressive. The readings of the
Signal Service thermometer show a max
imum of 1lSo, 1l90, 119o and 117o in the
shade for the past four days respectively,
80 being the lowest point reached by the
mercury last night.
Crazed With Joy.
Los ANGELES, July 30th.-S. P. John
stone, formerly wealthy resident Of ST.
Louis, was adjudged insane to-day. He
was brought here yesterday from San Di-
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friend advanced him money to take short
vacation. This kindness overioyed him
and he became raving maniac. 1t re-
quired three men to place him in jail.
Napa Valley Notes.
NAPA, July 3Oth.-rhe Directors of the
Napa and SolaDo Agricultural Association
are working hard TO make the oJming dis
trict fair and races, beginning one week
from Monday next, grand success. The
purses at the track aggregate $11 900 and
the premiums $4,000.
The Asylum Directors to-day advertised
for bids for the building of the infirmaries
authorized by the last Legislature.
Injunction Granted.
VIRGINIA (Nev. }, July 30th An iniunc-
ton was granted TO Herman Fading in the
District Court restraining r. f. Brodek
from extracting ore from the Northern
Belle No. mining location in DEVILS Gate
District, Lyon county. Fading claims that
Brodek followed the ore vein into the
Northern Belle ground, and asks S. 900
damages for that already extracted.
Place for Bostonians.
SANTA BARBARA, July 30th-There are
5000 acres in beans in this district, and the
crop is looking well. A large force is en-
ployed drying fruit, chiefly apricots, of
"HlCn tnere Is neaVy yield. The roads
are lively with teams hauling grain. The
resources of this county are wonderful
Small Blaze at Red Bluff.
BED BLUFF, July 30th-The Town Hall
and No. Engine House had narrow es-
cape to-day. A shed on an alley in the rear
of an adjoining building, occupied as
Chinese wash-house, caught fire and was
burned. The fire was soon under control
and no further da mape resI1lted
Train Robber Convicted.
AURURN, July 30th.-H. L. Gorton, who
has been on trial for five days. charged
with robbing the express car in 1888, near
Clipper Gap, was found guilty this evening
We have had hot wave for the last three
DAYS the thermometer registering from 900
to 97o.
Broke His Neck.
DIXON, July 30th.-A cripple named
Reed, while asleep on a covered water
trough on Main street this afternoon, fell
and broke his neck. He survived about
half an hour. An inquest will be held to-
morrow.
Warm in Sonoma.
SoNoMA, July 30th-For the past several
days the weather has been extremely
warm. The thermometer to-day reached
1902 in the shade.
Destructive Hail-Storm.
PUEBLO {Col), July 30th.-T. r. Jones. a