The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-17
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
Important information Gathered
Around the Coast.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST.
a Summary OF Late Events That Arr
Bottled Down 20 Suit our Buoy
Readers.


Tucson, Arizona, has lady physi-
clan of the homeopathic school of
medicine.
The Pasadena-Los Angeles railway
officials say that they do not intend TO
build branch road to Sierra Madre
and Corteria.
lt is iumored that Marcus DAILY of
Montana will lay out and establish a
town in the Verde valley, in Arizona,
next spring.
Fred Chapman was instantly killed
in the Bolitho mine at Angels Camp
recently. He fell fifty feet from the
bucket to the bottom Of shaft.
Boo boo, Chinese doctor, who has
been practicing medicine at Red Bluff
for twenty years, has been convicted
of practicing without certificate.
II. II. Hubbard, who shot and killed
Fred Hooley, aged l6, at Loyaltown,
Sierra county, ia December 1896, has
been captured in Lovelooks, Nevada.
The labor market at juneau, Dyea,
and Skagway is glutted and working
men aresadvised to wait until spring,
if they wish to secure work in the
frozen north.
A Sacramento baby. aged IS months.
daughter of E. W. Brown, died in ter
rible agony few nights ago, from the
effects Of getting bottle containing
carbolic acid and drinking it.
In the Supreme Court at Eh9nix,
Arizona, a decision has been renderd
validating and supporting an issue of
$685. 900 of Yavapai county bonds
issued in aid of railway construction.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of forty San Francisco drug
gists charged with selling pills under
counterfeit labels which they knew to
be bogus.
The question of diphtheria is alarm
ing the cit. of San Bernardino, just at
present, and County Health Officer
Rene is at work getting the epidemic
into shape so that it can be controlled
if possible.
President Jordan Of the Stanford
University has consented q nssisf In
the Riverside County Teachers Aasti.
tute, 10 DO held In March. While "a.
Riverside he will give public lecture
ON the fuf-seal commission.
A company has been organized al
Seattle. Wash. with ample available
capital to operate steam dradgeae on
the auriferous bars Of the Yukon River
and tributaries, and also 10 operate 4
line Of steamers ON the Yukon.
II is now an assured fact that Santa
Barabra county will have a sugar beet
factory. 1t is to be located in the
Santa Maria Valley on Guadalupe
Lake and have q capacity of 800 tons
daily with feasible increase to 1000
tons.
The river steamers plying between
San Francisco and Stockton are having
great deal Of trouble about Antioch.
The sand and debris have formed a
number Of bars on which the steamers
are striking with discouraging fire.
quency..
Rev. Thomas H. Sinex, d. D., who
for may years has been one of the
most prominent figures among the
Methodist clergy of the Pacific Coast,
died at his home in Pacific Grove re-
GENTLY. He was one Of the founders of
the town.
Frank Harrington has been arrested
in Alexander valley. near Santa Rosa,
on suspicion of being one of the men
who held up the Ukiah stage near
Brownville last September and killed
man named Barnett. Harrington
claims he can prove an alibi.
Rock hauling for the big hotel jetty
at Coronado. running 500 feet into the
ocean, has been completed, and now
the work of planking the jetty with
10000 feet of lumber will be CON-
menced. The cost of this pleasure
pier will be about 100000.
W. H. Mills. land agent of the Gen.
trial Pacific, has just ordered built in
San Francisco large portable pump
ing works, by the use of which he be-
t'sves the irrigation problem in Capay
tlley, Yolo county, can be satisfac-
{ rily and cheaply solved this summer.
petition TO the common council of
Santa Barbara is in circulation for the
passing of an ordinance that will close
the shooting park on Sunday and pro-
hibit live bird shooting matches with
ia the city limits. The pastors of
many churches have been agitatipg the
matter.
The old Tip Top mine at South Pres
colt, Arizona, the stock of which was
once prominent ON the San Francisco
Stock Board, has been relocated. The
educators formerly worked in the
mine, and claim to know the location
of enough good ore to keep them work.
ing for year.
A ocording TO the report filed with
the San Francisco Board of Superyis.
ors. by the Spring Valley Water Com.
pany, theoretical loss of &7O63. 90
was sustained during the past year
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60 $778,000. The total
receipts were 81. 7g4 .63S.
Since the closing of the forestry sta
ion at Santa Monica the work dropped
here has been carried on largely by
he United Sttaes experiment station
i Chino. says the Chino Champion.
Mills has recently re-
eivad about 10. 900 eastern forest trees
which will be distributed through the
outhern half Ct the State for trial.
A coldblooded attempt was made
! o'cock In the morning recently TO
ssassinate Thomas Maloney. Fresno