Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-16
Shasta County Returns.

hEDDING, NOV6ulO6T 1Olu.-I OllOWlDR Is
the official vote of Shasta county: Governor
Markham 1857, Pond ,459, Bidwell 1885,
Lieutenant Governor-Reddick 1918, Del
Vale ,439, Hough los. Secretary of State
Waite 1645, Hendricks LAB, Kellogg &c.
Controller-Colgan 1,642, Dunn AS, Win
chester &c. Treasurer-McDonald 1872
Herold LAC, French SO. Attorney-Gen-
eral-Hart 1,647, Graves 1,439. Surveyor
General - Reichert 1853, Boom 1,437
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Brown 1872
Spencer !, AS. Superintendent of Public
struction-Anderson 16S5, Hall l. 403
ongressman-Barham 1,641, Geary l, 451.
Railroad Commissioner-Beckm 1889,
Yell 1,441. Board of Equalization-Cole
1917, Beamer LAS. Chief Justice of the
Supreme iCourt-Beatty 1853, Stanly ABB.
Associate Justices-Garoutte 1876, Harri-
son 1,644, DeHayen 1852, Cotfey lao
Smith l ,416 Hatch 1907. Senator-Camp-
bell l go, Nutting 1,469. Assemblyman-
Brigham 1,450, Shannahan 1,701.
Lumber for the Atlantic Coast.
VICTORIA (B. c., November 15th.-The
ship Titan is now in the Royal Roads
waiting a tug. She is to load lumber at
Burrard Inlet, for Wilmington, Delaware
The lumber will be used in the shipyards
there, as it is said to be of better quality
for spars than American lumber. The de-
crease of the duty on this class of lumber,
trade with the Atlantic ports. The Titan
is the first vessel to take cargo of British
Columbia lumber to an Atlantic port.
Collision on Trestle.
PORTLAND (Or.), November 15th.-A COL
lision occurred this morning on the Mount
Tabor motor line, on the trestle near Lone
na, Eoof pnrtlor1d ToOk nff,an-
nor, engineer of the Incoming motor was
badly scalded by escaping steam and re-
ceived other serious injuries, but it is
thought not fatal. None OF the passengers
were injured. It is claimed the collision
was due to the carelessness OF the injured
engineer in not stopping at switch.
a Night Waterman Murdered.
SAN Francisco, November 15th-Tues-
day night Watchman August Goss, on the
British ship Hospodar, lying at the Green
street wharf, disappeared. To-day his
body was found in the water near the ship
with dent in his skull. Eugene G. RitcEle,
first mate of the ship, was arrested to-day
charged with the murder of Goss. The
sailors on the Hospodar say that Richie
had threatened TO throw Goss overheard.
Fire at Anderson.
ANDERSON, November 15th-A fire
started IN the cellar of o. D. Richmond's
store, which contained large quantities of oil
and other infiammable material. Through
the efforts of the fire company and citizens
the buildings was partially saved. Several
buildings would have burned down had
not the firemen been supplied with abund-
ance of water by the Anderson Water Com
pany.
Masked Robbers.
TUCSON "a. IT,, November 15th.-Two
masked men entered the store of John H.
Norton & Co., at Fort Grant, early last
evening, held up the bookkeeper and COM
PEELED him to open the safe, when they
robbed it of $1,000. Five hundred dollars
reward and 10 per cent. of the money are
offered for its recovery.
Death of Wealthy Merchant.
WATsoNvILLE, November 18th DR..
Charles Ford, of the Charles Ford Com
pany, an extensive mercantile association,
died here this morning. He owned property
here to the amount of half million dollars,
also the Paraiso Springs and other proper.
ties. He was sixty-six years of age, and
unmarried.
Fatal Mistake.
CORNING, November 15th-Charles Mum
ion buried three-day-old child Friday.
After the burial ne returned home, took up
a bottle of the preparation for embslming,
and drank some OF the contents, thinking
il was mineral water. He fingered from
yesterday evening until noon to-day, when
he died.
Judge Gibson Resigns.
SAN Francisco, November 15th.-Judse
James A. Gibson, of the Supreme Court
Commission, has forwarded his resignation
10 the Governor. TO take effect January LIST.
Judge Gibson will resume the practice of
law with Judge John d. Works. OF San
Diego.
A Carpenter Fatally Injured.
PORTLAND (0r.), November 'l5th.-Jack
Weaver. carpenter, fell from a scaffold to-
day a distance of sixty feet, sustaining in
iuries which will probably prove fatal.
His collar bone and nearly all The ribs on
the left side were broken.
Victims of the Wreck.
PORTLAND or, November 15th.-The
bodies of engineer McFadden and fireman
Neale, who were killed in the railroad ac-
cident Wedn esdsy night, were brought
here, and will be inferred in East Portland
to-day