Beer versus Whisky Domestic beer production soars
Beer production in the United States last year reached 525,000,000 gallons, averaging over 14 gallons per person. While Belgium, Great Britain, and Germany exceed this per capita, the U.S. rate is higher than any other country and shows beer increasingly supplanting whisky as a popular drink. distilleries produced fewer liquors despite population growth since 1863.
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Wool market awakens with buyer-favored break in Red Bluff
After days of stagnation the northern California wool market shows rising activity with prices from 15 to 224 venta per pound at Red Bluff. Growers had held out for 25 cents, while Esmeralda county faces dispute over clear titles for land for new buildings. The GazetteR notes a printer shortage due to staff losses. Seattle touts $5,685,875 taxable property for 6,645 residents, a per capita of 850 dollars.
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Punslin Kerry Sentinel printers jailed six months
Edward Bannington and the Kerry Sentinel printer received six months imprisonment for publishing a placard inviting people to join the Ipyincibles for a meeting. They plan to appeal. Two compositors pled guilty to aiding the placard’s publication and each were sentenced to six months.
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A Sporting Man Shot by a Policeman at Jockey Club
Louisville Kentucky July 4 T H Stevens owner of Farra gut and other horses at the Jockey Club Course was shot this afternoon by policeman Charles McGrath. Stevens denied entry after losing his badge, allegedly drew a knife, and McGrath fired wounding his left arm near the shoulder. McGrath bonded for 2300 dollars.
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Western Telegraphs Mix of San Francisco News and Odds
San Francisco May 5 reports return certificates for Chinese dated 7,046 and a July six hour trim between Union Pacific and Central Pacific rails. Mrs Elizabeth Larrabee sues for 50,000 for her husband’s death linked to a Southern Pacific collision in Alameda County. Muldoon defeats Dinnie in Greco Roman wrestling at Union Hall before 2,700. purse 5000, prize money 2,700. Cattle thefts rise in lower Rio Grande counties. More abuses in state affairs urged by Governor Butler. In Indianapolis a trapeze artist injured. 20,000 Chinese to Brazil at 10 per head. Zachary Taylor statue to be unveiled near Louisville. Mrs M R Brown arrested in Nebraska for shooting Irwin Somers. 14-year-old son betrays her. A hungry man accepts food then promises to work.
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Pioneer Jewelry The Carpenter's Steel Squire and its uses
Advertisement notes an enlarged edition of The Carpenter's Steel Squire and its uses with price of book and a year subscription offer. Mentions Geo H. Wolfe of 240 Montgomery Street San Francisco and a package including California Architect and Building News.
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