Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-19
PIacerYiIle Pickines.

PLACERvILLE, November 1Sth.-William
Borlander was caved on and killed in the
Burgess mine yesterday.
Two hunters were brought down from
the mountains yesterday and jailed for kill
ing does.
The Sierra Company is supplying busi-
ness houses with electric lights. One hun
dred burners are in operation.
The second trial of Mike Murray, for the
killing of Philip Grunny, commenced to-
day.
Jewelry Thief Arrested.
CoLUsA, November 1Sth.-George Bastian
was arrested Sunday by Marshal Scoggin.
He had possession of lot of jewelry valued
at 500, supposed to have been stolen from
country store, Sheriff Beville thinks from
Arens q Pendleton's, in Nicolaus, Suffer
county. He said at first that he bought
them in San Francisco, and afterward that
he stole them at Colusa Junction.
Pasadena News.
PASADENA, November 1Sth.-The mana
ger of the Raymond, c. H. Merrill, arrived
Sunday afternoon from the Crawford House,
White Mountain, VI. The hotel opens on
Sunday, the 22d inst.
The residence of Mr.. Deekins at La
Canyada, four miles north of Pasadena,
was burned Saturday afternoon and COM
pletely destroyed. There was no insur-
ance.
Valuable Mine.
NEVADA CITY, November 1Sth.-Grant
and Appel, two young men working q
pocket quartz mine between Moore's Flat,
in this county, and Allegheny, Sierra
county are doing all their own work and
having no mill but a mortar, have made
another cleanup. They have taken out
about 100000 since last spring.
Attempted Suicide.
SAN JOSE. November 1Sth.-Chung Ling,
who last week was convicted of murder in
the first degree for the killing of another
Chinsmsn near Santa Clara, in September,
was to have been sentenced this morning,
but when the Sheriff went to the cell he
! found the prisoner insensible from opium,
which be had concealed in his clothes
Death will probably result.
Governor Ferry Inaugurated.
OLYMPIA (Washington), November 18th.
The inauguration of Governor E. P. Ferry
and the officers of the new State took place
to-day. The Legislature took recess un-
til tomorrow for the purpose of witness
ing the inaugural ceremonies. Ten thou
sand people wore present. The Governor
will probably deliver his message to the
Legislature W edneSday.
Investigating Alleged Libel.
SAN BERNARDINo. November 18th.-The
Grand Jury is now in session, and is exam
lining the charges of bribery alleged to
have bsen committed in connection with
the location of the asylum size Editor
Otis, of the Los Angeles Tines, was exam
ined to-day.
Held to Answer.
DIXON, November 18th. - Steph, the
negro who assaulted two Scandinavians in
Main-strses saloon with razor last Thurs.
day night, was examined to-day and held
under $1,000 bonds on a charge of assault
to murder.
Justice Melted Out.
Los ANGELES, November 1sth.-W. w.
Burrows, alias Alfred Wyman. formerly of
Oakland, was to-day sentenced to two years
in prison at hard labor for mailing obscene
letters to a young lady of this city.
Native Sons Banquet.
SoNoMA, November 17th.-The N. S. G.
W. of this place will give grand banquet
this evening in honor of number of in
vited guests Of Napa, Santa Rosa, Glen
Ellen and other Parlors.
Pioneer Dead.
WINTERS, November 18th. E. A.
Humphrey, pioneer of California and of
this place, died yesterday He was Mason
and Knight OF Pythias, which societies will
bury him tomorrow.
Fake Races Postponed.
GILRoY, November 1Sth.-The races
which were to have commenced to-day, will
be probably indefinitely postponed, no one
caring except the sports who accompany
the fake.
Raisin Shipments.
RIVERSIDE, November 18th-The raisin
shipments this year up to to-day were 204
carloads OF ten tons each.