Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-01
Seriously Stabbed.

UKIAH (Cal), July 3lst.-Particulars
have been received here of cutting scrape
which occurred in Round valley, in this
county, last week. One Harry Weaver
seriously cut Doc Anderson in the abb
domen with pocket-k knife Anderson is
not expected to live. Anderson's wife
claimed that Weaver had insulted her.
Weaver denied the charge, but nevertheless
Anderson got bis pistol and went for him.
Weaver retreated into saloon, Anderson
following, whereupon he (Weaver) drew
stomach Weaver had a heariug before
Justice Whitney, and was discharged.
Oregon Salmon Fisheries.
PORTLAND, July 31st-The salmon fish
ing season on the Oregon shore closes to-
morrow. The Washington State law al
lows fishing to continue ten days longer,
but it is doubtful whether any more will
be caught, and by Saturday the canneries
on both sides of the river will probably be
closed.
The Oregon Fish Commissioners esti-
mate the seasons pack at from $4,000 to
800 900 cases of Chinook salmon. Last
years pack amounted to 3S3 900 cases.
Ice Factory Burned.
SEATTLE, July 3lst-The ice factory at
tclcI1 UclOlSllS W OCaStlC 1OC NOil-
pany. was burned this morning. The
building and plant are total loss. Loss,
aboat $50 600, with q small insurance. The
factory had capacity of forty tons of ice
per day. The building was owned by W.
B. Bushnell of Tacoma. 1t is not known
how the fire originated.
Opium Seizure.
PORTLAND Or, July 31st-The Customs
officers recovered 135 tael cans of opium
to-day, valued at $3.50. The opium was
found concealed in sofa and spring mat
tress, which were among the cargo of the
Canadian Pacific steamer Danube. Both
articles of furniture were consigned to
William Grant.
House and Barn Burned.
GRASS VALLEY, July 31st.-Lsst night
Joseph Silva's house and barn were burned,
with a total loss of all the contents. The
property was located at Rough and Ready,
four miles west of this place. An idiot son
of Silva's set fire to the the barn to see it
burn, and the flames caught the house.
C. p. Huntingron's Return.
SAN Francisco. July 31st.-It has been
learned that G. P. Huntington would ar
rive here from New York during the second
week in August instead of September,
which was the time fixed for another visit
to the coast before his departure for the
East.
Residence Burned.
UKIAH, July 31st The residence of
Amos Snuffin was destroyed by fire last
evening. The occupants barely escaped
with their lives. The house and contents
were total loss, nothing whatever being
saved The loss amounts to about So 900;
insurance, 81, 800.
G. A. r. Encampment.
SAN DIEGotCal.), July 31st-The annual
encampment of the Seventh Inspection
District of the G. A. r. was inaugurated
at Coronado beach to-day, about 5000
members being present.
Hotel Burned.
NEWMAN (Cal.), July 31st.-To-day fire
destroyed the Dutch Corners Hotel, about
half a mile northeast of Newman. Loss,
S.. 600: insured for 81 500 The property
belonged to Mrs. Caroline Gyser.
Held without Bail.
FRESNO, July 3lst-Joseph L. Stillman,
the slayer of ]. D. Fiske, was to-day held
for trial without bail. The feeling against
Stillman is very bitter, and the Jail is
guarded against mob violence.
San Bernardino Republicans.
SAN BERNARDINo. July 31st-The County
Republican Convention to-day nominated
delegates to the State Convention. Mark
ham was Endorsed for Governor and Bowers
for Congress.