Salt Lake Tribune | 1902-01-01 | Page 71 | On the Pacific Slope

LL ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE i Sherman L Williams a rancher dropped dead while driving home from Haywurds CaJ Henry Wohmuth Is dead at his home 4 Jn Alameda He was a wellknown and welltodoresident t I Mrs BoothTucker who was taken ill In Oakland Cal a tow days ago Is now greatly Improved She Is now considered out of danger Edward Campbell Palmer a well known resident of San Francisco died at the residence of his son Samuel D Palmer 726 California atreet Jesse Johns an Indian succumbed to wounds Inflicted by another Indian Bob Love otherwise known as Scar Caco Bob The stabbing occurred some days previous on a ranch near Uklah Cal While on a hunting trip to the Al varado marshco James Boyd a merchant mer-chant residing at 257 Perry street San Francisco dropped dead his body being be-ing found near tho Golden Gate Gun clubs headquarters on the marsh Bernard Perraro an aged Portuguese i ranch hand was burned to death In afire a-fire at Henry Millers Bloomflerd farm near GUm Cal ThC Ire destroyed the ranch black mJlth shop and tool house The victim and fifteen other I 1 J employees were lodging In the upper C story of tho building Mrs N J Foote an aged woman was brutally assaulted and robbed by ran unknown man and woman In herS her-S room In the Elyalum San Francisco Tho thieves secured a Valuable pearl necklace a gold watch and chain and I 4400 In greenbacks Mrs Footoo Jaw was broken by the thieves It Is 1 estimated by wellInformed fru t men that In the neighborhood of 1000 carloads of oranges were blown off the trees by the recent storm Ins In-s California If this estimate J is approximately correct the damag of the storm will be the greatecst that has overtaken this section of the State for nome years In Riverside alone the estimated loss from the storm Is sixty carloads of oranges