Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-13

| Lic ueStdSSu WAS well esteemed DV
all that knew him, and he leaves a mother
and sister residing at Stockton to mourn
his loss. He was SO years old.
Railroad Strike at Albuquerque.
ALBUQUERQUE On NJ, September l2th.-
The strike OF the Atlantic and Pacific pro-
misses to spread instead of being settled in
a day or two. No freight trains on the At
lantlc and Pacific went out of here to-day
and will not be until the trouble is over.
The company positively refuses to con-
slider the action of discharging two con-
ductors. 1t is also reported they have taken
| the third brakeman off OF every train. This
the men object to. An order has been
issued from headquarters closing down the
shops here until the strike is over. 1t will
throw 2uO mechanics out of employment
| Increased Valuation.
| SAN LUIS OBIsPo, September 12th.-Tbe
State Board of Equalization has assessed
the Southern Pacific for thirty-three miles
| in this county, three hundred and eighteen
thousand dollars, and the Pacific Coast
Railroad for thirty-nine miles, two hundred
and twelve thousand dollars, which, added
to the assessment of the county, makes a
total of fifteen millions one hundred and
] seventy eight thousand nine hundred and
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of over half a million dollars.
Run Down and Killed.
| CALICO, September 12th.-Parry Dobson.
who robbed J. l.. Patterson between here
and Daggett on the 10th instant, was run
down and killed yesterday afternoon by a
party composed of ]. L. Patterson, John
Ackerman and an Indian, at Coyote Holes,
a spring fifteen miles east of here The
robber had abandoned his horse, which
could not be found, but the money, S4. 500
was found intact. The party with the
dead body and the coin arrived here at p.
NJ. yesterday. An inquestis in progress to-
day.
Two Fatal Accidents.
REDDING. September 12th-Frank Hart.
IL years old, son of r. M Hart, of Sacra.
5 mento, got caught in the machinery of the
| quartz mill at the Georgia and Texas mine.
six miles northeast of Redding, across the
Sacramento river, yesterday, and was al
most instantly crushed to DEATH He lin
| gered until o'clock this morning
| David Davis, resident of Texas Springs,
| in this county, was accidentally killed at
Anderson sawmill, mile below Lower
! Soda Springs.
Immense Vineyard.
TULARE. September 12th.-A company is
being organized in this city and San Fran
| cisco for the purpose of planting a vineyard
of three hundred and seventy acres one
mile northwest of Tulare City, and the land
was secured yesterday. The company will
! incorporate under the name of the Delta
| Vineyard Company with a capital stock of
| 100000 in l 900 shares at 500 each. The
| work of preparing the soil and construct
ing the necessary buildings will begin when
incorporated. Prominent citizens of Tulare
! are taking stock.
Instantly Killed.
DUNsMUIR, September 12th.-About 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Samuel Davis
| who was working in the logging camp at
Anderson's mills, six miles below Duns-
muir, was instantly killed by large saw
| log rolling over him. He was working a
short distance from his companions, and
| when they called for him to return to camp
| they found his body crushed where the log
rolled over him. He was 81 years old and
had home in Reddipg.
Remarkable Escape from Death.
Los ANGELES, September 12th.-Frank
Betsworth and Lipena Anschel were buried
| under six feet of earth by the caving in of
an embankment in East Los Angeles to-
day, and it was half an hour before the
men were dug out. Strange to say no bones
were broken, though Betsworth was in
jured internally and serious results may
ensue.
Bridge Burned on the Mountains.
GOLD RUN, September 12th.-A big fire
started in the woods near Cascade and
| finally reached the railroad and burned the
Cascade bridge, also several hundred feet
of sheds. All freight trains are tied I'D
until further orders. The passenger train
will probably run, but passengers and
mails will be transferred at Cascade until
the bridge is rebuilt.
Santa Rosa Burglars.
SANTA Rosa, September l2th.-Deputy
Sheriff Groshong will arrive here tonight
from Sacramento with two men who en-
| tered the house of Isaac Parsons, in this
city, during the fair week, and stole S25 in
coin, gold watch and chain, $11 800 in
notes, forty-four shares of the Santa Rosa
Savings Bank stock, and thirty-fiye shares
of the Santa Rosa Bank stock
Deeripg- Estee Nuptials.
NAPA, September 12th.-Charles Deering
of San Francisco and Maud Estee were
married by Rev. G. S. Fackenthal at 11:3O
o'clock this morning at Hedgeside, Mr..
Estee's country home. Miss Mary Hick-
man of San Francisco was maid of honor
and Frank P. Deering the best man. The
couple left for San Francisco this after
noon.
Hop House Burned.
EUGENE (Or.), September 12th.-The hop
house of Presley Cheshire, two miles east
ofEugene, was destroyed by fire with almost
the enIire crop of hops at 11:30 last night.
In one day more the seasons work would
have been closed and the hops ready for
market. The loss of the house and %, 900
pounds of hops is $1,000. No insurance.
Eyading the Restriction Act.
SAN DIEGO, September 12th.-Five Chi
namen attempted to cross the American
line at Tia Juana to-day. Two were caught
in the act and turned back. The other
three eluded the officers and took a train
for San Diego, where they were promptly
arrested at the instance of the revenue Of
ficials.
Large Funeral.
MODESTO, September 12th.-The funeral
of the three sons of c. G. Baker, who were
drowned in the Tuolumne liver on Tues
day afternoon last took place this after
noon from the NJ. E. Church South, and
was the largest ever held in Modesto. The
three bodies were inferred in one grave.
Tom Wilson Pleads Guilty.
SANTA Rosa, September 12th-Tom Will
son, the Nuns canyon murderer, pleaded
guilty this morning TO murder in the second
degree. Joseph Webber was Wilson's VIC
tim.
Sentenced to Prison.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, September 12th.-Lony
Armstrong was to-day sentenced to one
year in the San Quentin Prison for an
assault with a deadly weapon.