Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-15

V1SAL1A, August l4tn.-Gracie Ryder
disappeared at O'Clock yesterday after
noon. She was last seen playing in
neighbours yard near Mill creek. At 6
o'clock search was begun, and at 10
o'clock the bells sounded the general
alarm. The people met, organized into
squads, searched the town and dragged the
creek until o'clock this morning. The
body was found at o'clock this morning
by a voting man named Harp. 1t had
hoated down the creek half mile The
water in the creek is from one to two feet
deep. The child was two years old.
Bay Notes.
SAN Francisco, August 14th-The Pa
cific Mail Company, after sending one
steamer fromS ar Francisco to Hongkong
via Victoria, and receiving one steamer
from Hongkong via that port, has aband
once the new stopping place and will here
after send steamers direct to the Orient
from this port.
The first special salmon train of the sea-
sou left for the East this morning. The
train consisted of twelve carloads direct
from the Alaska canneries.
Onyx Mine Leased.
PRESCOTT "a. IT,, August 14th.-A docu-
ment was filed for record to-day from the
owners OF the big onyx quarry, on the Big
Bug, TO G. A. Smith of California, giving
the latter bond and lease for six months
on the property, with privilege of pur-
chase at $3.50 goo. By the terms of the
bond Smith is required to pay 81, 900 per
month during the existence of the lease.
The owners were offered thousand dollar
bond for the lease TO run three years, dur
ing which royalty on all the onyx taken
from the mine would be paid.
Cruiser San Frar cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 14th.-The cruiser
San Francisco cruised around the bay all
day to-day, and did some great work
With SO revolutions per minute she made
Isl knots, and with 100 revolutions made
164 knots. Everything worked smoothly,
and there was no heating of the machinery
The naval officers OF board were greatly
pleased, and seem to think she will exceed
the limit of speed required. The official
trial trip will probably not occur before the
later part of next week.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
Tucson a. IT,, August 14th. = This
morning an engine and four freight cars
went through washout on the Southern
Pacific Railroad near Pantano. The en-
CINE fell fifty feet. Engineer Ed. II. Allis
was buried under the locomotive. which is
nearly covered with water and sand. His
watch and part of his hand was found on
the engine. The body has not yet been re-
covered. The deceased was from Kansas
City.
He VIII Take 1t.
RENO New, August 14th.-F. g. New
lands has been addressed, in q letter, BY
large number of citizens of Washoe county,
asking him to accept q nomination for
Governor or Congressman. He replies that
be would not run for Governor, but will
run for Congress if the Republican party
does not think his utilization with it too
recent,
Oregon Press Association.
PORTLAND (Or.). August 14th.-The Ore
gon Press Association met here to-day.
Nearly every newspaper in the State is rep
resented.
At a joint meeting of the Press Associa-
ton and Chamber of Commerce this after
noon, resolution was adopted fsvoring
the formation of State Board of Trade.
Deciduous Fruits.
SAN BERNARDINo. August 14th.-The de-
ciduous fruit crop is very large, and prices
are the best for years, dried. unpeeled
peaches selling readily at 20 cents per
pound, and raisins are being contracted for
at 81 cents per pound in the sweat box.
The peach crop is the largest and best ever
harvested. The same is true of the apricot
and raisin crop.
An Editor Tafred and Feathered.
Los ANGELES, August 14th-A special to
the Times from Azusa, in this county, says:
Bentley, editor of the News, was taken out
late Friday night by armed men and tarred
and feather for publishing an article reflect
ing on the conduct of G. E. Frazier, while
teacher of the AZusa Grammar School. The
parties are being arrested.
Fire at sissons.
SIssoN, August 14th.-A fire this after
noon destroyed four buildings occupied by
families Loss. $4,000; no insurance.
George Tombs. night. Waterman Sleep
ing in one OF the houses. was badly burned
There was narrow escape of several chill
dren. The property was owned by W. w.
Van Arsdale, J. T. Norman and Baldwin.
Deed of Trust.
5 SAN FRANCISCO, August 14th.-A deed of
trust was filed this afternoon transferring |
all the property of the Central and Southern |
Pacific Companies in this city to the Pacific |
Company composed of the |
same parties. The deed was executed two
years ago, but has just been recorded.
Nevada Finances
CARSON New, August 14th.-The State |
Board of Examiners counted the money in |
the State Treasury to-day, preparatory to |
The official introduction of George W. |
Richards succeeding George T. Tufly, re- |
signed. The treasury contained 5000 600 !
IN gold, $4,000 in silver, and 81 200, 900 in |
bonds.
Clerk Appointed.
SAN Francisco, August 14th.-The Ex-
scutive Committee of the State Board of |
horticulture to-day appointed Alexander
Crow, of Los Angeles, as Clerk of the Pub
ishing and Quarantine Bureau of the
Board.
Kissing Dangerous.
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