The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-19
COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritories.

Riverside is to have free postal delivery
after January !, 1892
Early oranges from Duarte are now in the
market at Los Angeles.
The Puyallup River has been higher this
fall tnan at any time since 1869.
Typhoid fever is said to be at present
very prevalent about Pendeton, Or egon.
Ell Cajon Valley. San Diego County. has
100000 pounds of raisins to sell this year.
A log jam of three years duration was
broken by the recent flood on the Skaglt
River
Tie American Poultry Association will
hold its annual show in Los Angeles Febru-
airy 10, 1892.
E. NJ. Bayley of Ell Monte sold the pea
NUS off three acres of land this season at
Sl25 an acre.
Seattle's debt November 1st was So. $751;
$50 %, with cash in the treasury TO the
amount of S124,S2 so.
TheAnaheim Gazette says larger acreage
is going into grain in that neghbOrhrod this
year than has ever been planted there be-
fore.
Santa Ana was treated to a slight frost
one night last week. Tustn, near there.
caught quite heavy frost on the same
night.
Reno PROPOSES to make an effort to divert
the Tahoe travel from Carson by building a
direct road and running siX-horse stage to
the lake.
MAS ~ ~ w W. sn 6h ia,
S. 1913 tons. Of which the Union Pacific re.
ceiyed S21S tons
Eiehty-five head of horses that were to
have been shipped East broke out OF an in
closure at Baker City. Oregon, the other
night, and have not been recovered.
tion of tha Reer WaI,nv and w eno
has askad The comna3v u TO- radncs tho vat ar
from The 40 IN tho az foot IeyaI mil tho
nort A., - oop,,,Go+o,'z A00' -e'N' 'i4 Wv
IT. IN ntr 80 o--, 80 81. o.. o.. r.;
U.s. " tie Qaahse Soun rai i
mos.G1a', ~, n"sp aeG!ueq 10 uoiu IAN
sneed co Nc 49, ~ "ii naao MI AnS
chsnaing the track tn the Eta sSa55a '"'A VI
aal1,,,;.taa NI 49, nv n -.e ''I ~
co',iinIstee Oh Denver anu i.lO Grande
i .t Iiiiut'ls are eApeCteu ~ SIsit Los
nHse!es aoGtt Inc ZoLn INST 70 make deL-
nv pIotosltlou ~ connect SAT- Lake WIN
a yaar -'"1 "-'4-i'1 q i'''i0 inoie 'ii"n
NJ, .r
MI oilllh OF I0lnona. VINO was re-
G Ely t tI9cteu C!ty trustee on me 'front.'
T Si,ioI tlcAs' - according 10 the NatIohal
0ttS nteCot , 9tEletais anu hiahaEer OF
anu us 'I4lel!' 'Aoush A'lusel4 totai
"ps'a'heI'
George a Raymond has cured and packed
Il crop OF nss IN hrrn County this year and
sold them in San Francisco at Is cents
pounT pun IN ouAes, tne nss peins packeu
Uosely III Iosette form.
Netlle burns, aged 10 years, OF Tacoma,
mas oeen granted divorce from her nus
a oamd' lanes lanes burns on the ground Of cru
eity' burns, VINO Is 40 years Old, W rs
charged with spanking his wife for cnndu CT
claimed to be waywad. They hal bee n
married one year
The matter of establishing a farmers
bank nj Birgs is beinp earnestly sdvocatad
and is gaining ground A number of per
sons have declared their willingness to take
shares in such a bank in sums VARYING from
$1,000 TO $4,000 and all are anxious to see
the enterprise 20 through.
Roseyillr Placer C,1nty. is one of tha
small towns selected Inv Wanamaker for a
test of the free-deliyery system which has
worked so successfully that il is exnecied
the Postmaster General win tIis winter
recommend the free dejivery for All towns
of the same class rs RoSaviIIa' "'- ~ " 10
The RedIapds Cjtrngranh saws. A slin-
ment of type from San Francisco was made
by all rail last week to this Office. 1t was
billed the 81 and arrived hero tha IOtb~
seven days in transit. AS nsnaI rnIe we
have shipped bv steamer IN Redondo ana
thence by rail. getting our freieht in fonr
DAYS. The Southerr Pacific viii have ~
hurry mn their freirbt trains or oi,r mo-,
chants will have TO get their Freight down
the coast.
Tbe neon1a If A,bo,a oro,o,, 49,, o,.,-
cised aver case Of ciair' OisU are +I,
neighbnrhosd man nar5ed Sia5k Al f rii"'
Walla Walla, has filed mon a Gnarter-s sec
non Of forfeited railroad land fonr or i've
miles west Of Athena. in moss .ssjon of
minor heirs of the A. J. Anderson estata
He ordered the children off. butthey refused
to 90. Clark's son has filed upon a niece of
land belonging to Mr.. Ashpangb. of which
the latter has been in possession Tor twelve
wears
to her apartment last Sunday night she Was
treated to the unpleasant sensation of 500.
Ing the arm of a man rroiacting from nnder
the edge of her bed. She gave a scream.
wher eupon her unlimited guest sprang up
and made his escape from Il window. Her
father appeared upon the scene lust too late
TO capture the intruder, who was evidently
bent upon burglary and had secreted him
self until tile inmates of the house should
BE- asleep.
The Visalia Delta saws that in the G, rim
some $50 600 sheen swarm from, fine 're
hachapi Mountains. pass east TO the Kern
River into Tulare Comfy and in the fall
pass into Fresno County. Tie 1ock hplongs
to some Basque Frenchmep. who do moi
speak English and where they nav tayas ia
unknown. bu: tie sheep are fast reducing
the once rich rasturage of the mountains tG
the condition of desert. and thousands Of
sheep belonging Whereabouts will have Ia be
driven to the Moiave Desert ard supplied
with water by pumping to carry them
through till grass comes again.
James Shinn of Niles. who recently re-
ceved a lot of fig caprifying insects from
Smyrna, says that all tile Capri figs have
dropped from the tree in which the insects
were liberated, as have all If the figs from
the Smyrna tree, except two or three. which.
however may yet drop He saws that he
can see no evidence whatever of the fruit
having been affected by the insects. We
will have to wait until another season ia
determine whether the Blastophaca have
perpetuated themselves. and il is vet a long
wav from proven that these insects are The
salvaton,of the California fy-growpr,
There is a sprinr down in San Diago
Comfy en- II ia st,ntv offirnad 10 D'esu