Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04
NOTES FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs.
Interesting Items Culled from the Col
umns of Suburban Exchanges.
MARYSYILLE.
[MarYsville Appeal. Jnly ID. |

[Marysville Appeal, July I'd.
The citizens have demsndd that the fire
department take extra precautions to guard
against conflagration on the Fourth.
r. H. Hutchinson, of Sacramento, is in
this city on business.
Misses Mamie and Saddle Tyrrell and
Miss Minnie Weber, of Marysville, who
were visiting the Misses Hughes and Miss
Ella Judge in Sacramento last week, have
returned home.
On last Sunday evening the Chinaman
employed as cook on the Dougall & Hud
son ranch, north of this city, made such q
fire as caused the pipe to create flame on
the roof of the building, and in short
time the frame house, which was an old
one, was mass of flames. The fire
reached an old barn and greedily consumed
that and the contents, and then spread out
into the grain field, consuming over two
acres of that before the large force of men
which had arrived by this time were able
to get it under control by the use Of wet
sacks The fire destroyed several wagons
belonging to James Plasket, worth about
$500, and did about $500 damage to Dougall
& Hudson's property. Included in the loss
were about 0O0 grain sacks. There was no
insurance except on the Standing grain.
WOODLAND.
Woodland Nail, July I'd.
Fred Shultz was arrested Monday on
complaint OF Louis Rupp, who charges him
with an assault with deadly weapon. Mr.
Rupp claims that Schultz drew a revolver
on him.
Frank Inman, the man who recently en-
beZzled buggy and harness belonging to
George Dinsdale, was arrested at Eikhorn
by Sheriff Weaver and lodged in Jail. In
ooilaI OF ninSAala ! l.
a horse and told Mrs. Dinsdale her hus-
band had sent him after the vehicle ard
harness. When he received the property
he went to Knights Landing, snapped"
The buggy for q blackboard and drove to
Sacramento.
CHICO.
Chico Chronicle Record. July 2d1
Mrs. B. C. Trefry lett for Sacramento this
morning.
On Thursday afternoon at the Driving
Park all lovers of fine horsehesh will have
an opportunity, after seeing the Fourth of
July exercises here in the morning, to at
tend the races in the afternoon. Three
running races will take place, each purse
being for $50, with the entrance fee of $40
for each horse added.
Tom Wilson was placed in the caIaboose
yesterday Afternoon by Constable Hunt for
Home. While the constable read the war;
rant to Wilson he made break for his
liberty, but caught sight of the constable's
revolver and begged not TO be shot.
GRASS VALLEY.
Grass Valley Union, July 2d1
There is going to be good sport at the
Cornish wrestling matches here this year.
number of new men will PIT on the
jackets and besides several of the cham.
pions of former years will be here.
The Fourth will be celebrated in this
county at Grass Valley, Washington. Or
monde, Truckee, Boca, French Corral and
the San Jose Tunnel.
The District Fair will commence on the
20'h of August, and continue five days,
which is the customary time. This year
the pavilion exhibits will be made at Grass
Valley, and the theater building has been
engaged for that purpose. The races and
stock exhibits will be held at Glenbrook
Park.