Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-22

town. The body was found this morning
300 yards below the ford. He left San Jose
at ) o'clock for home with double team.
One of the horses was drowned.
The unknown man killed by the cars
Tuesday, at Lathrop, was son of George
W. Cozzens, an old resident of this city.
FareicaI Proceedings.
SANTA Rosa Call, November 21st.-
The lawyers here regard the issuance OF
a warrant for the arrest of w. P. Thomp-
son, an attorney of this city, for felony in
San Francisco yesterday as fercical in its
allegations. 4 number of leading attorneys
say there is no ground for the arrest and
: the whole matter arose out of spite on the
part of San Francisco attorney who was
beaten in case against Thompson. He
has made no effort to conceal himself.
Ore Producers Convention.
SALT LAKE Gu. IT,, November 21st-The
Ore Producers Convention here finished its
labors to-day by the adoption of an address
demanding the free coinage of silver and
the repeal of the Bland law, and the issue
of silver certificates on deposits of silver
bullion.
A resolution was adopted calling for the
union of the mining States and Territories
in protective union for mutual benefit.
Raisin Syndicate.
FRESNO, November 21st.-John Brown,
representing Nebraska syndicate, recently
purchased 1900 acres near MADEIRA. The
syndicate comprises 400 people, and the
whole of the land will be planted to raisin
grapes as speedily as possible. Fifteen
hundred acres will be planted this spring.
The tract will ultimately be divided into
small holdings and occupied by the men,
harc IF the cvrp1ioofo
The Silver Delegates.
WINNEMUccA New, November 21st.-A
large concourse of citizens, accompanied by
the brass band, assembled at the depot this
evening to meet the California delegates to
the Silver Convention at st. Louis.
Speeches were delivered by Edward Cur
It's and Frank Pixlev, and they were loudly
applauded. The delegates were welcomed
also at Wadsworth and Lovelock.
Almost Frozen to Death.
CARSON (Nev.), November 21st.-The old
man, Hubert, who was lost in the noun
tains recently, was found to-day by posse
in an old tunnel near Lake Tahoe, in a
precarious condition. His two mules were
frozen to death, and dog, who remained
with them, nearly so. The old man had
been there three days without food. He is
all right now.
Elaborate Preparations.
MARYsvILLE. November Dist Patrick
Hawkins was held TO answer at Strawberry
valley, for perjury, and was committed to-
day
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the reception of the Grange excursion
to- morrow.
Accidental Shooting.
PORTLAND (Or.), November 21st.-The
Coroners Jury in the case of Robert For
sythe, who was accidently killed last night
by the discharge of pistol, exonerates
Frank Lester from all blame. Lester was
held for manslsughter, but will probably
be discharged at his preliminary examina-
ton tomorrow.
The Tug Fearless Lost.
MARsHFIELD (0r.), November Dist
News has just been received here that the
| tug Fearless, Captain James Hill, was
wrecked while trying to cross the Umpqua
| bar, on Tuesday evening, and all hands
| were lost She was owned by the Simpson
Lumber Company.
The Snow Line.
DUTCH FLAT, November 2lst. = The
weather is fine after four days of hard rain,
making fifteen inches for the season. The
snow line is at Emigrant Gap.