The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23
COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritories.

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Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritories.
The reported discovery of tin ore in
Union County, Oregon, is not true.
The Orovile Register says the school
fund Of Butte County will be short $1,000
this year.
The Biggs Argus says stock company
has been formed there 10 build factory To
make paper.
A 50G-pound sturgeon was caught near
Martinez n few days ago, says the Contra
Costa Democrat.
A jacksonville farmer butchered three
hogs on Wednesday whose weight dressed
was 26I3 pounds.
The Sacramento River News was one year
old last Friday and lis manager is satisfied
with The outlook.
At the recent Bee-keepers' Association of
Southern California, at Los Angeles, $4,000
stands were represented.
c. B. Zabrskie of Candelara is cult
waiting 100 acres OF alfalfa in Death Valley
n 1890 he cut eight crops.
BY the breaking of boom near Albany,
Oregon, last Friday morning, Mr.. Meyer
lost 500, $50 feet of saw-logs.
The people Of San Luis Obispo have voted
in favor OF issuing bonds 10 provide money
for permanent improvements.
Some Woodland capitalists have invested
their surplus cash in buying 100000 acres OF
wild land IN Lower California
A man in Anderson won pot of money
last Monday in betting that there were
seven dogs in town to each voter
The San BerdOon Courier advises those
persons who have talked about 4 dry winter
to pack their grips and start for Ujiji.
g. Ii. Sharon died in hospital at Viz
GINA City last Tuesday. He was n first
cousin to the late Senator William Sharon.
i1sa hnx nr,n sfrial
Monica, have great sport riding full-grown
birds. They say 1t beats horseback riding
all TO pieces.
The appropriation bill OF the Oregon
Legislature calls for round million. Last
year the State managed to get along with
100000 less.
The Arroyo Grande Herald warns the
people of that city TO keep a sharp lookout
for a band of gypsies that are travelling
about with some glandered horses.
The beSt-built-hOuse in Roseburg. Oregon.
was ordered destroyed by fire last week bv
the town authorities. 1t stood alone and
was monopolized by tramps and vags.
The people of Julian, San Diego County.
are preparing TO celebrate the twenty first
| anniversary Of the discovery of gold bearin .
quartz veins in that place on Washington's
birthday.
Editor Hanscom of the Modesto Herald
is $4,000 better off in finances than he was
when Hewel sued him for $4,000 damages
Hewel 81.
The Sausalto News has entered on its
seventh year by enlargng to eight columns
| and by giving more room to local and STATE
matters. In politics the News will support
the Republican party.
| A we'll known San Diego physician. who
does much charitable work, found this on
the office slate, bearing the city missionary
signature: Please call ON Mrs. 80 and
charge it to the Lord"
| A colony from Arkansas. numbaring
| seventy, settled in the famous Huntington
County, Wash, last week. Another colony
ior the same place has been written to and
they are expected TO start soon.
On high hill near the tcwn of Harvey
Oregon, is spring that runs 1900 gallons
OF pure water day The people are talk
ing oil putting in pipes to supply them with
water and to guard against fire.
The Salinas Index tells what industry
ana sood farming can do in this State, For
solne years MI. carson has rented an 500
acre farm IN that part of the country Last
week he bought the ranch for $4,000 cash.
while J. +. Earl was out huutinq naar
GRANTS Pass one day last week he came
across heavy landslide on the side of n
mountain. In trying to cross the gan he
lou M Wlue Iedge OF coal that seems to be
Of fine quality. "
The Wallowa Chieftain saws. Tbronrb
the Kindness of number of our subscrib.
e ers.1 we are now now safe from the terrors of
that we shall escape starvation. For What
we have received we are truly thankful.
Says The Dalles Chronicle: The mana
gers of the Cascade locks spent lot of
money in building steamboat below the he
rapids rapids and and $1,000 in building wharf
wharf and the result is disastrous craa +
heads III that country.
Five men left Chico last Monday IN n
wagon to go to the Sacramento.riverR ridge
to help clear the driTtwood from the main
pier. Some distance from the river they
S SaS nn large stream OF water, the wagon
that, were drowned. All the men wers
washed into large tree, where thew took
refuge, and were kept for several honrs be-.
fore relief came Aouio w.