Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-30

men, submerging her farm of three hum
dred and nifty acres and, also, the lower
portion of Martin hammers ranch, all on
Union Island. The levee on the Nagle
grant is being patrolled by men, bat it is
considered safe. a large force OF mer is
ready for emergencies.
Mayor Pond Seriously III.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 29th.-Mayor
Pond is reported his morning as beingvery
i'll, indeed. He has taken 10 his bed. and
his friends seem to be considerably alarmed
about his condition. The trouble seems 10
proceed from severe attack OF the prevail
ing epidemic, which mas seized upon his
stomach, and rendered that organ SO weak
that he cannot retain any nourishment
whatever.
Damage in Mono.
BISHOP, January 29lh.-The food did
much damage to roads, bridges, canals and
ranches. The bridges across Owens river
at Lone Pine and Independence are washed
away. The damage in this vicinity amounts
to thousands. The water supply will be
immense. There has been no mail here
for the past thirteen days.
oakIand's License Law.
OAKLAND, January 29th.-Under the
high license imposed upon the liquor deal
ers Oakland has only lost ffty-eight saloon
keepers, and has pocketed during the past
quarter an additional S. 450 The Inspec-
tor of Licenses denies the assertion that
there are number of dealers here selling
liquors without license.
Single Tax Society.
SAN FRANcIsco, January 29th.-The Sim
gle Tax Society, at their meeting this even
ing, decided to entertain Henry George at 8
ko,r cd i16+ T.
cluded that the only just and practicable
solution OF the water question is for the
city to supply water ar a fair rate of COM
pensation.
Died in His Cabin.
ORov1LLE, January 29th.-It is storming
again tonight The wind is heavy and
from the south, with light rain A. Nc
Kenzie, miner was found dead in his bed
near Magala with q broken leg. He had
been caved on, got out, crawled to his cabin
and died.
With Butcher Knife.
VALLEJO, January 29th.-Mrs. w. H.
Johnson, of South Vallejo, attempted sui
eide on Monday evening by disemboweling
herself with butcher knife. She is horri-
bly, gashed, but still lives. Her husband is
an employe of the railroad company.
Boisterous Windy Day.
CHICO, January 29th.-This has been a
boisterous windy day, little rain, but
threatening, 1t is raining in the foothills
and showing in the mountains. The wind
is still blowing, portendipg storm to-
night.
An Increased Death Rate.
SAN Francisco, January 29th.-At 10
o'clock to-day there had been $50 deaths
reported at the Health Office, as against
no OF ba CANA Iato act Nbio &c
the greatest mortality ever known in the
city.
Snow Melting Rapidly.
SHASTA, January 29th.-The wind has
been blowing a perfect gale from the
southeast at this place for the past twenty
four hours. We have had few days OF
fair weather since the Dist, but it is now
raining hard. The snow is melting very
fast.
Raining on the Upper sacramento.
REDDING, January 29.b.-The wind is
blowing a gale to-day, and it is raining
heavily. 1t is raining harder at Kennel
than at any time before. There are appear
ances Of a violent storm tonight.
Flood in Carson Valley.
CARSON New, January 29lh.-The river
overhowed in Carson valley. A wall oi
water five feet high rushed along with ter.
rible force. No lives were lost. More par.
ticulars when the wires are open.
They Fear Another Flood.
STOCKTON, January 29.h-Rain began
falling at o'clock this evening, atinlervals
quite heavy. Apprehensions of another
| food are awakened Late tonight it is
sill raining very hard.
Raining on the Snow.
GEORGETOWN, January 29ih.-It began
raining here again a: $3.50 P NJ The :her
mometer at $50 P. NJ. is 45o and the snow
| from one to two feet deep.
Here We go Again.
AUBURN, January 29th. = After clear
weather for four days it began raining again
] this afternoon.