Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-27

jail IldnClSCO duQ CdCldiu6utO. Finally
he went TO the Aims House because he
thought he could get better treatment there
than at home.
w. s. Thompson, the ex-policeman, who
while drunk shot and killed Charles Rosen-
brock, was found guilty of manslaughter
Nutwoods Going Cheap.
SAN JOSE. April 26th.-At Agricultural
Park to day, Killip Il Co. CT San Francisco,
sold at public auction forty head of year.
lings, two-year and three-year-old colts,
from the stable of d. ]. Murphy. The
crowd IN attendance was fair and paid sat
lsfactory prices. The total sum realized
was $4,000. the average being 500.
There were fifteen draft animals one year
old. which averaged $50. The TWENTY-FIVE
second Nutwood trotters, two and three
years-old brought better figures, the high
est price paid being S305. The principal
buyers were ]. D. Carr of Salinas, Morgan
Hill of San Francisco. MacMahon & Son of
San Francisco. J. r. Hibbron of Salinas.
John o. Kane San Francisco. 3. D. Murphy
and q. b. PolhemGs, San Jose
Odd Fellows Celebration at Santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, April 26th.-The SEVENTEEN
anniversary of Odd Fellowship celebrated
here to-day was the grandest ever witnessed
IN the county. Representative Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs from every Lodge IN the
county were present, and about 400 were in
line. Duncan MCPHERSON, p G.. was Pres
ident of the day, and Charles N. Fox, P. G.,
orator. The exercises were held in the
opera house and at the pavilion q grand
barbecue. Over 1,600 pounds of beef and
800 gallons of coffee were consumed.
Nearly LOCO people were present. This
evening ball at the pavilion concluded
the festivities. An excursion train from
Watsonvllle brought lbs persons.
Trouble from the Curl Leaf.
San FRANCISCO, April 26th.-At a meet
ing of horticulturists to-day a committee
on frult-packing reported favorably on
Bancroft's proposition, made at the last
meeting, relative to packing and marketing
fruit. 1t was suggested that the association
distribute circulars giving full instructions
as to airing and packing and marketing
fruit.
Judge Blackwood reported the prospects
of fruit near Hayward poor c. w. Hath
way, of San Lorenzo, made similar re-
port. Stabier, of Suffer county, and Will
hanson, of Sacramento county, reported
great trouble from curled leaf, and SIM
liar reportwas received from Placer county.
The Northern Gold Mines.
ELLEEsBURG (W. T J, April 26th.-Stages
from the Okanagan mines this afternoon
brought down a number of experts and
miners, who bring a large number of
samples from the mines on the Lone ST.
miikamen and Waunicutt Lake. They re-
port great activity in all the districts, and
extensive prospecting. The seats in the
stage leaving Eliensburg are being engaged
ahead, and several extras are being put on
There is on an average twenty tons of
freight leaving the city for the mines.
The recent heavy rains all through the
northwest give promise of the largest crops
ever raised in the Territory.
Portland Notes.
PORTLAND, April 26th.-The Coroner's
inquest on the remains of John Dunagan,
who committed suicide yesterday, decided
an inordinate consumption of liquor the
cause of the rash act
Jack Dempsey, the noted pugilist, ar
rived this morning from the East on his
way TO California. He is on a sparring
tour.
Nels Anderson, Swede, fell a distance
OF thirty feet this morning, sustaining in
juries which are fatal.
The salmon pack during the first month
is almost ended and fishermen claim the
result far from being satisfactory, although
the catch compares favorably with the
same month last year.
Shasta Items.
REDDIYG, April 26th-An excursion train
with a large delegation of Odd Fellows and
citizens went to Chico this morning to at
tend the Odd Fellows celebration.
The Shasta County Board of Trade has
called q meeting of citizens of Agricultural
District No. q, composed OF Shasta county
only, to meet in Redding May Sd, to form
District Agricultural Association. Much
interest is manifested.
Butte County Items.
ORovILLE, April 26th.-Two carloads of
our people went to the G. A r. Reunion at
Marysville to-day. They report having
had very pleasant time. More will go to-
morrow. A number also went to the
l. o. o. F. celebration at Chico.
The Native Sons will have grand picnic
at Palermo Grove on the 30th.
a Large Investment Proposed.
SPOKANE FALLS wv. t., April 26th-
The proposition to build smelter here
took definite shape to-day by the arrival of
party representing New York capitalists,
who will build if the conditions prove
favorable. It is proposed to invest several
millions in the enterprise.
A COuuterfeiter Arrested.
SAN Francisco. April 26th.-Gus:ave
BAr,stadt, machinist, was arrested in
room on Third street, between Howard and
Folsom, this afternoon for couDterfeiting
a set of dies for making twenty fye-c cent
and dollar pieces was found in his room.
Celebration at Bakersfield.
BAKERSFIELD. April 26.h.-The Odd Eel
lows had an immense attendance at their
celebration to-day. There was public
parade in Tegalis, and an Grafton by w. H.
Barnes. P. G. NJ. A ball and banquet was
given in the evening.