Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-29
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Interesting Items Culled from the Col
umns of Suburban Exchanges.
lMaEysyille Democrat, June 9th ]

[Ma-ysville Democrat, June 9th
Miss Fannie Whetmore, of Sacramento,
is in the city.
Colonel ] J. Tobin is here from san
Francisco attending the exercises Of Notre
Dame College
Two ladies were coming to the city yes
terday and, when passing the Park wagon
bridge, near Siattery S ranch, the horse got
frightened and turned around rather
sharply, depositing them on terra frma.
Neither was seriously damaged
! man called al the Police office yester-
day and informed officer Finn that he had
been robbed the night before back Of the
C-str5et bowling alley OF SIS, and gave the
officer an accurate description of the man
who had committed the crime a few
hours later Finn arrested Dick o Neil, who
recently arrived in this CRY. He has been
fully Unidentified as the man who COM
mitted the robbery.
MaFysville Court. Ancient Order of For
esiers, have elected P. d. Cahill as delegate
to the National Court, which commences
in Chicago early next month.
NarysviIle ParluT n S. G. W. has de-
cided to have a public installation of Off
GERS on July 10th. The arrangement will
be looked after by J. NJ. Cremins, J. II.
Shaffec and +. W. Eastman.
WOODLAND.
Woodland Mail, June 2Sth.
a Wood aud lady calls her cook Joan
d Arc, because she was recently burned at
the steak.
Four Of the thrashing crew recently ar
rested foc stealing fruit from the Nuttirg
orchard, near CaCheville. came to Wood
land Thursday, paid Court costs, and were
discharged
Sheriff Weaver went to Sacramento
county Thursday to look after man VINO
committed embezzIement near WoOdisnd
few days ago, but he was unable to find
him.
[Chico Enterprise, June 9th
4 camping party, composed OF q number
Of Chico bellies, will rusticata for a while
this summer at Big Meadows.
1t is the intention of the G. 4. r, Of this
city to, at some future date, erect granite
shaft to the memory of the soldier dead in
Chico Cemetery.
Chico Chronicle Record, June 2Sthl
General Bidwell left for San Francisco
last night.
Charles H Shinn and Richard L. John.
son, associate editor of the Century Mdgd-
zine were in the city yesterday Looking
over the county, preparatory to writing an
article about this section of the State.
GRASS VALLEY.
Grass Valley TidingS, June 9th.
The City Fathers will appoint special po-
lice and watchmen for the Fourth of July.
On the S.h of July the Supervisors will
open the bids for building bridges across
the South Yuba river and Rush creek, on
the route of the Grass Valley and North
San Juan turnpike.
Only one candidate is taking the exam
ination conducted by Professor Slate OF
Berkeley, at the Grass Valley High School,
for entrance to the State University. The
lone applicant is young lady, Miss Jennie
White of Nevada City.
Mrs. Clara Foltz, the lawyer, editor and
politician, arrived in Grass Valley this
morning, coming from San Diego. The
be for the facilitation of private business.
County Clerk Morgan went to San Fran
cisco last night on business.
NEVADA CITY.
Nevada City Transcript, June 2Sth
l. r. Mcknight, of Sacramento, arrived
here Thursday afternoon.
The population of the Chinatown in the
outskirts of this city has decreased gradu-
ally during the past three years, and now
there are not over two hundred residents in
the settlement, whereas there used to be
six hundred. Most of the Mongolians who
now make their headquarters there are en-
gagged in mining tor themselves IN gravel
claims considered by white miners to be
played out" The Chinese laundrymen
doing business here in town complain of
dull times.
Nevada City Herald, June 27th.l
DR.. Valentine is improving right along.
He has had quite siege of it-four
months Paralysis is his ailment.
The water question is the topic of con-
versation nowadays. Some of our citizens
approach the subject ss timidly as they do
the article itself.
Despite the severe hail-storms which
visited this section in the spring, the local
fruit crop is promising as to quality.