Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-28

arises the Government is to expedite mat.
tiers by Immediately issuing patent as
soon as the findings of the local officers
are received by the General Land Office.
Funeral of Mrs. Coleman.
GRASS VALLEY, March 27th.-At the
Hartery mine this morning Engineer Chas.
Ma idrill was precipitated twenty feet by
the car track breaking under him, sustain
ing broken nose and jaw in addition TO
other Injuries, which are regarded as dam
gerous.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward Coleman
this afternoon was attended by thousands of
people, including over two hundred
children OF the Loyal Legion in a body, as
well as two hundred employees of the
Idaho mine, prominent young men aud
women, aud the VIC. I. U. The floral offer
ings were numerous, and many were of
rare beauty, the work of the best artists in
the State. The finest piece was sent by
the Sisters of Mercy OF Mt. st. Mary's Con-
vent, and by the Native Sons and Daugh-
t.s.
The rain ceased at neon yesterday.
Building the Phoebe Road.
Les ANGELES, March 27th.-H. NJ Nc
CARNEY, resident engineer of the Union
Pacific road, in charge of the company's
works west of Ogden, is in town. He
says: The work of building line be-
tween Milford and Phoebe, New, is steadily
progressing. We have 1000 men EN-.
ployed on The job al present, scattered over
1l5 of the l45 miles of the road to be built
1t is being constructed in patches. At Mil
ford we have rails for about twenty miles
piled up. l think that by December LIST we
will have trains running into Phoebe. No
building will be done south of Phoebe this
year. At Phoebe a mining boom is on, and
now the town has assumed some of the air
OF prosperity which it had in the palmy
days gone by."
Another Tacoma Failure.
TACOMA (Wasb.), March 9th Attach
m-nts have been issued against the Pacific
Mill Company by local traders for small
amounts, as it has just developed that the
company within a few days executed a
mortgage in favor of different parties for
$l20 900 1t is stated the concern has been
in an unhealthy financial condition for
some time, and that an assignment for the
benefit of the creditors would probably be
made to day. Besides the paper above
mentioned, mortgage Of $4,000 is held
by San Francisco parties, having been
drawn nearly year ago. 1t is also asserted
that the company's assets prove to be in
excess of their liabilities, and that all the
debts would be discharged.
Oracle wade's Remains.
SAN Francisco, March 27th-The re-
mains of Oracle Wade. the unfortunate
actress who died last Monday at the City
and County Hospital, have been embalmed
and will be forwarded tomorrow to the
mother of the deceased in New York for
burial.
There is much dissatisfaction expressed
a cd To io
public hospital, though it is asserted that
DR.. Healy did all in his power to make
her last moments as comfortable as DOS
sible.
The body will be arranged in the cos
tune in which she appeared in the part
OF Virginia t. Frederick Warde's Virgin1us.
Manufacture of Wire Cloth.
SAN DIEGO, March 27th.-The new wire
cloth factory across the bay at Roseviile,
which started up recently and had been
stopped because of the necessary working
| capital not being secured as soon as ex-
pected, will be in full blast in few days.
The Iona Manufacturing Company yes
terday changed the name to the Pacific
Wire Works, and reincorporated, with Will
lam F. Lewis and G.. S. Cham berlain OF
Oakland in the directory. Chamberlain
will be general manager. The capacity is
5000 square feet day with twenty looms.
This is the only power-loom wire cloth
| factory west Of Central New York.
Items from Seattle.
probability is that the Union Pacific will
be granted the franchise asked for, by the
Council to morrow night. 1t is unlikely,
however, that they will be given an exclu-
sive right for given space of ground
There is considerable rejoicing in this
city over the decision of the Secretary of
the Interior in the Valentine scrip case, as
the scrip had been filed on millions of
dollars worth of water front property, the
title 10 !-hich is cleared by this decision.
Santa Rosa Bugs.
SANTA Rosa, March 27th.-The Sonoma
County Horticultural Commission has in
spected a number of Sicily lemons and
found them badly infested with long or
grover scales, pest mmon to Florida
| and Louisiana. The Commissioners will
| perfect quarantine against foreign infected
fruits.
George W. Bruggy. the Windsor muir
derer, is on trial in the Superior Court for
murder.
Suicide Near Chico.
CHICO, March 27th.-A Frenchman, sup.
| posed to be crazy, came into town early
| this morning without shoes. His feet were
| cut and swollen. He was given breakfast
al farm house and boots for his feet.
He inquired The way to Sacramento, and
was directed to the railroad track. On the
Durham road he took off his coat, took a
pistol from his pocket and shot himself
| dead. The body was brought 10 Chico this
| afternoon.
Latest from Downievilie.
| DowNIEvILLE, March 27th.-About II
O'Clock this morning Chinaman, All Toy,
| fired two pistol shots at some school chill
dren who were throwing stones at his
house. One bullet was Embedded in the
| school building. The Celestial was ar
rested and charged with an assault to com.
NIT murder. No one was injured. Snow
is rapidly melting around Downieville.
! Redding Notes.
| REDDING. March 27th-The Citizens
Water Company is getting into shape. They
| ind trouble in getting their stock TAKEN
The plans for military hall and theate,
were accepted yesterday. Active opera,
tons for the building will commence i'm.
mediately. The weather is fine.
A State Ball.
OLYMPIA (Wash.), March 9th This is
the eve OF the adjournment OF the Legis.
lature, and the State bali rendered BY the
citizens TO the Governor and State officers
and the Legislature is taking place TO-
night. 1t Is great occasion, many guests
being present from Seattle, Tacoma and
other cities.
| Fishermen Lost.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, March 27th.-Rosame
Faurcade with his son Joseph, and Joseph
Minnett left Csyucos last Sunday 10 &c
fishing at sea. Nothing has been heard O.
them since and it is supposed all are lost
Fourcade was an old fisherman and leave:
wife and several children.
Railroad Oficials.
SAN DIEGO, March 27th.-On April LIST
G.. w. Sanoorn, General Superintendent Of
the California Southern Rsilw will re-
tire from that capacity and w. c. Beemel
will supersede him.
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