The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-10-15
PACIFIC COAST news.
Important information from All
Over the Coast.
NEWS OF THE WEEK CONDENSED
A Budget OF Miscellaneous Jottingi
Briefly and Curly Told In this
Column.

to Texas.
The Foresters will meet in San Jose
October 14th.
The tanbark industry is fiourishing
in Monterey county.
Alamitos Beach is talking about in
cooperating as city.
Freightng business from Freno has
started on the Valley road.
The visalia Natatorium will be heat.
ed by steam for winter use.
The cultivation of tobacco i'll San
Diego county is a big success.
Three runaway San Francisco boys
have been arrested in San Jose.
A Poultry Breeders Association has
been organized in Riverside county.
The Perris New Era reports lively
shock of earthquakel of recent occur
renee.
The ElectionE Commissioners have
begun the selection of 5000 election
officers.
The chimes of Trinity Church, San
Francisco, have been caught in
monograph.
Santa CLARA county contains more
than one-half of all the prune trees in
the United States.
A large portion of the old Spanish
section in Los Angeles was destroyed
by fire the other night.
TIE Santa Clara county railway as
sessments have been adopted by the
Board of Supervisors.
Eastern capitalists are talking OF
building suburban railway from Los
Angeles to La Canyada.
Carpinteria will have few pampas
plumes this year, a small matter OF
half million. more or less.
A futile attempt was made to wreck
train one day last week on the Great
Northern near Snohomish, Wash.
The Lick observatory expedition has
returned, after failing to photograph
the eclipse of the sun in Japan.
The Southern Pacific will soon be
running regular trains into San Ber-
nardino over the old motor line.
Pasadena is taking steps through its
Health Officer to insure that the milk
supplied to that city shall be pure.
Emil Newman states that the
orange crop this year around Porter
vile will amount to $751; or $780,
900.
The steam pillow at the old Jewish
cemetery of Nineteenth and Dolores
turned up a number of collins and
bones.
The Cotton cannery put up about
5000 cases of apricots this easson. This
is about one-half the amount put up
last season.
San Francisco sportsmen are urging
Governor Budd to appoint ]. H. Saurmi
ON the fish commission vice Murdoch,
resigned.
Commander f. M. Symonds, U. s.
N, has been detached from the Ordi.
nance Department at Mare Island and
ordered TO oltka.
Edwar Saltzman has sued the Sar
Jose Street Railway and the Sunset
Telegraph Company for $4,000 dam
ages for personal injuries.
The steam thresher in the EscondidC
and San Marcos valleys having
threshed over $4,000 sacks of grain
is now getting out alfalfa seed.
Professor Webb, principal of th'
grammar school lin Lompoc, will in
troduce into the several departments o.
the school the system of the juvenile
savings banks.
The Santa Fe's new steel bridg,
across the Arroyo Seco at Garvanzi
has been officially tested. The roat
intends to build number of sucl
bridges on various parts of its system.
Densmore & Bunnell, fishermen O
The Dalles, caught sixteen sturgeon
below Cenlilo falle last week in tw,
days. The aggregate weight of tn,
fish was 2400 pounds, and they sold fo
$110.
1t is estimated that there is still
about 5000 tons of sugar beets in tn
fields of Orange county. Shipments t,
the Chino factory will perhaps con
tinue for another month or littl
more.
A report comes from Villa Park tina
the marketing of raisins will begin
little sooner this year than ON previou
years. Picking is now about finished
and the product is now about ready t,
be shipped.
Martin Bitterly, the 16,year-ol,
train-robber held for trial at Oakland
several weeks, has been released OF
promise that he will go to sea for tire
years ON ship now about to leave Sal
Francisco.
1t has been decided to continue tn
Glendora irrigation district an
maintain all its legal prerogatives
Notwithstanding the Supreme Cour
has declared invalid the $4,000
worth of bonds recently voted.
The old medical spring west O
Santa Barbara that was the Indian
cure-all when the Mission Father
reached that region, has been re
opened and deerened, and large ship
ments Of the water are being made.
Professor G. +. Holder of Pasadena
has started to explore the channe
islands. especially that of Sar
Nicholas. The ear thquakes of last
year are said to have tossed out an.