Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1901-04-18
NEWS Of THE COAST
Taken From The Weeks
Dispatches.
Large Catch OF Fish-Accidcnt on the
Coast Road Murder by "A Woman In
san Trancisco-Brutal Treatment Of u
Prisoner at Seattle.

John McDade reached Dawson March
% with four tons of supplies, including
TO cases of oranges and lemons, which
ne sold at $50 per case. These fruits
were entirely out of the Dawson market.
Thieves opened. some of the show
eases i'll the Park museum at San Fran
j DISCO and stole their contents, consisting
principally of mineral specimens.
! George Harris and G. MCGOWAN of
/ oeeanside, CAL, dropped their seine
around great school of black filmed
I ,roaker, and hauled about seven tons of
/ the fish through the surf to the shore.
/ Half the catch was shaken out for fear
Of breaking the meshes of the net. The
fsh were all about the same size, from
i Is TO "A inches in length. Five tons
were shipped to Los Angeles, and the
country around Oceanside had surfeit
/ IF croakeI.
The chartered army transport Arab.
which left San Francisco March 81 with
/ 359 horses for Manila, came back to port
/ in distress When six days out some OF
4 the furnaces fell and the boilers around
the others began To leak, putting out
the fires and compelling Captain Wills
| to return for repairs. All the animals
we're landed aud taken TO the Preside,
and will be shipped on other vessels
going to the Philippines.
/ In "A collision between two street cars
on j street, Sacramento. son of Su-
perior Judge +. c. Hart had his left leg
completely severed from his body below
the knee. the leg dropping into the
street. The lad, who is l6 years old,
stepped off the car and hopped to the
sidewalk, where he was met by two
men, who carried him TO seat. He
vas afierward taken To a hospital and
his injuries dressed.
/ Richard Craig Chambers. well known
a. u mining man bo'h IN California and
/ Utah, aud superintendent Of the Ontario
mine in Utah. died at a private hospital
| in san Francisco as the result of an
operation for appendicitis. He was %
years Of age.
A Butte (Mont.) dispatch OF a recent
date SAYS another portion of Butte
moved down hill TO the extent of about
ak inches 1t Is believed the curious
slide involves the entire Anaconda mines
hill Little damage was done. Scien-
tists say the entire range OF noun
tains is constantly sliding.
During the coming summer it is said
that a colony of about 1000 Mormons
| will leave Utah aud Idaho and travel to
the valleys of the Big Horn Basin, in
Northern Wyoming.
| George Q Cannon. the noted Mormon
apostle and practical head of his church,
died nj Monterey, Cal. Saturday. April
lie He was born in Liverpool, Eng
land, ON January Il. 1927
The bottlers of Los Angeles struck for
an increase in wages to "a fiat rate of
sls n week After slight resistance
ON the part Of the breweries the demand
OF the men was granted and they re.
turned TO work.
-Four counterleiters were sentenced by
Judge Hanforl in the federal court at
Spokane. James Moriarty was given
ten years. while Mike Williams and
u,clE Ncfla.,.y oct ofF. ,,ith eight ,e,,rs
each at hard labor in the United States
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