Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

PURELYPERSONAL Canines and Goings of Well- Known People, Social Qouip of Interest to Those Who Dwell in or Near the City of Woodland. COPPER INJ.AKE COUNTY, A Find Year Bartlett Spring! That Things Going, W. C. Waldron went to Marysvllle today. Ed Greene was an arrival Tuesday evening.

Albert Allen went to Oakland this morning. Leonard Scalf returned to Knights Landing Tuesday. to San All around Bartlett springs in Lake county, miners and others are locating mining claims. Dreams of wealth to be derived from discoveries of copper ore near the well known summer resort are entertained. Stakes have been driven throughout a large area describing boundaries.

Parties are negotiating for the purchase of lands supposed to be mineralized with the I red metal that are now In private ershlp. In short, the signs of a 1 local mining boom are reported to be 1 present. The excitement was occasioned by the advent of a winter party of miners from Nome and Dawson, who came to California, according to annual cus- in the north are closed down. They exhausted their resources for amusement to some extent, and then Tuesday afternoon. P.

N. Ashley returned from Arbuckle Tuesday afternoon. not hefore covered geological conditions that led i him to believe that mineralized ground Mrs. James Clark went to Santa Rosa this morning. A.

Dahler went to San Francisco Tuesday afternoon. R. Johnson and P. Bruton'were arrl- vals on the noon train, Clarence Porteus left for Hammond City Tuesday evening. E.

Praet returned from San Fran- Cisco Tuesday evening! Mayor Beamer was a south-bound passenger this morning. Miss Ora Windsor went to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon. i E. J. Miller was a north-bound passenger Tuesday afternoon.

Senator M. Dlggs returned to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon. Lloyd Huston returned from San Francisco Tuesday evening. John Campbell was a south-hound passenger Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

Q. E. Whitney went to San Francisco Tuesday afternoon. Miss Hallie Williams returned from Sacramento Tuesday evening. J.

C. Lufts and Fred Smith returned to Davlsville Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Malcolm went to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon. H. H. Snowball was over from Knights Landing Tuesday afternoon. F.

W. Blanchard and T. Q. Chalmers were arrivals Tuesday evening. Phonle Hayes of San Francisco is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Le Pierce. D. A. Faulkner, B.

G. Peart and P. T. Laugenour went to San Francisco this morning. i i O.

W. Thomas and wife left for: Stanford Tuesday afternoon to visit their daughter. i Morris Brooke came over from Sacramento Tuesday evening and returned this morning. Mrs. Mollie Minis Lambert and Mrs.

Pullan returned from San Francisco Tuesday evening. George Scott of Madison spent Tuesday night in Woodland and returned to Madison today. Miss Belle Williams, who has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Arnold, returned to Williams today. Mrs. Pauline Schwarz, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.

A. Keller, returned to Sacramento Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Malcolm returned from Sacramento on the noon train, accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Burgess.

J. F. Garrette and daughter. Miss Ruby, were arrivals on the southbound Oregon express Tuesday afternoon. SISTERS AS BRIDES was speedily conveyed to his comrades at the springs, and they In turn went out and searched with more or less success.

Then the dwellers in the neighborhood became prospectors, suddenly, and the locations of claims followed. Cal McMahan- of this city received a letter in which the statement Is made that practically all of one large valley has been staked out. The next atep will probably be development work to determine the value of the mineral FEASIBILITY DEMONSTRATED. When the first irrigation bill passed congress some five or six years ago the Union declared that while the government might accomplish something in the line of reclaiming the desert, the greater and more practical results in irrigation would always depend upon private Initiative and private means. Events are justifying this prophecy.

Right here in the Sacramento valley, at a place where the agents of the government made a start and scored a failure, private enterprise is putting upon its feet a project which plans to bring the waters of Clear Lake and spread them over a wide territory, including the greater part of Yolo, Solano and Colusa counties. This great project Is not only entirely feasible aa a matter of theory, but it has the advantage of actual demonstration. A considerable part of Yolo watered by channels leading from Clear Lake, with the effect of vastly expanding the range and volume of local Industry. The larger project now In view will do much less than turn the productive but all but depopulated grain fields of the west side Into a. district of small FREDERICK WARDE.

C. C. Cox, the advance representative of Frederick Warde, the eminent actor who is on a lecture tour this season, was in this city Tuesday afternoon. Before leaving he completed arrangements with the Woman's Improvement Club for Mr. Warde's appearance In this city on Monday evening, February 26th.

The lecture, or recital, as it may properly be called, will be delivered In the Christian church. The subject of Mr. Warde's lecture has not been selected, but It will be a discussion of one of Shakespeare's plays or selections from a number of tlie famous bard's works. It matters little what the subject matter, for Mr. Wavde is always very entertaining aa a lecturer fact, bis reputation as a lecturer almost equals that gained by him as an actor.

The ladies of the Improvement Club are to be congratulated upon having secured his services and doubtless he will be greeted with a crowded house. Although Justice McKenna has long been a resident of Washington, he Is still well remembered In Yolo county. He once represented this district In congress. The following may be of local Interest: Miss HHdegrade McKenna was married on Tuesday to John T. Pultz of New York in the home of her parents, A license was issued Monday for this at the same time another was Issued for Mlsa Marie McKenna, youngest daughter of Justice and Mrs.

McKenna, and Davenport Brown of Boston. SHORTAGE OF SKATES. are experiencing much difficulty In securing skates. They received word several days ago from an eastern skate firm that their order would not A SYNDICATE'S PURCHASE. A 9L Louis syndicate, known on the records of this county as the Sacramento Valley Improvemept Company, haa undertaken to turn portions of the valley Into a great vineyard, and to this end has commenced the purchase of property deemed suitable to the en- For about 3000 acres In one the purchasers gave near.

and It is asserted that this Is but a beginning. The projectors intend the land in the east and Bond colonists to settle In this valley. i THE PHYSIC. i When you want a physic that la mild and gentle, easy to Lake and pleasant In effect, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents.

Every box warranted. Get a sample at J. R. Shelton's drug and try them. THE YELLOW FEVER GERM recently been discovered.

It bears close resemblance to the malaria germs. To free the system from disease gernm, the moat effective renredy It Dr. King's New Life Pllta. Guaranteed to cure all dlgeaaes due to ma)a- poison and constipation. 26c at W.

H. iJiwBoc'a drug store. the country that the manufacturers cannot supply them fast enough. It Is not probable that new armory hall will be used as a skating rink before the first of March. In the meantime members of the skating club are enjoying themselves several evenings of each week In old armory hall.

A HEALING GOSPEL, 8 roen says of Electric Bitters: "It's a Godsend, to mankind. It cured me of lame back 8tlft Joints, and complete physlc- waa We ookume balf an hour to walk a mlle Two bot UeB P' BlecTtrl BIUers have made me strong have JuBt walkei1 f'" E0 mlnut aad eel walk ln 6 morc te mad a new man me atteat me and a istomac 1 nre and kld ney complaints. Sold under guarantee at W. H. Lawson's drug store.

Price 60c. FRIGHTFULLY BURNED. Chas. W. Moore, a machinist of Ford City, had his hand frightfully burned In an electrical furnace.

He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve with the usual reeult: "a quick and perfect cure." Greatest healer on earth for burns, wounds, sores, eczema and piles. 26c at H. Lawson's drug store. Most disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, rashes, are due to Impure Burdock Blood Bittern la a cleansing blood ton)c. Makes you clear-eyed, clear-brained, clear- skinncd.

ARBOR OAYJXERC1SES, (Continued From First Page.) of business on Monday from 3 to 4 o'clock. The merchants of this city who have signed the agreement to close from 3 to 4 o'clock Monday are: Grlggs Bush, G. W. Greene Son, I. Lasky, J.

V. Lelthold, W. D. Bender, J. R.

Shelton, Frank Smith, R. B. Cranston, F. C. Sommers, R.

E. Boyle, Moss- mayer Charles J. Groh, Ed. Praet, Huston C. WIrth Woodland Rochdale W.

H. Lawson, C. Ewert, R. T. Day, H.

Hachmann, Chris Sleber D. O. Bean Son, G. W. Apporson, C.

Wclnmann, George Storz, T. S. Spauldlng, Fred W. Bullock, Corner Drug Store, B. Delia Santa Johnston Bros.

F. do Meneze, P. Krellenberg Son, H. J. Provost, J.

O. Chalmers, H. Woolloy, Powell Mrs. M. Lambert, Mrs.

M. Pullan, Rosenberg W. H. Alexander, E. C.

Tootli- aker, Rosenberg J. A. Murray, F. W. Brendel, Armstrong Algx Luck Ward.

BASEBALL NEWS. At a meeting of the directors of the California Slate League held In San Francisco Monday evening Sacramento was admitted Into the league. The circuit Is now composed of the following clubs: San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento, Oakland, Alarneda and Presidio of San Francisco. W. L.

Rose and W. Curtiss will be in charge of the Sacramento team. The California State League is a strong semi-professional organization and Sacramento will have to hustle to keep up In the race. Weather permitting the business college and Esparto high school nines will cross bats at Recreation Park Thursday afternoon, Washington's birthday. As the day is a legal holiday nearly all of the business houses have to close at noon, and there will probably be a large crowd at the game if the weather Is pleasant.

Tlie teams will line up as follows: Woodland. Pos. Esparto Longrus Abbey Scofield Hurlbut Ib Craig R. Schluer 2b Kennedy J. Armstrnog C.

Armstrong McDonald SB Adams B. Schluer If a Ports cf Swiuuey Kellogg rf Galther THE SELSOH FUWERAl, The funeral of the late George Franklin Selsor was held at 10 o'clock and notwithstanding the sloppy condition of the streets and roads there was quite a large attendance. Rev. L. P.

Shearer officiated. He read the burial services of the M. E. church south, offered a fervent prayer and made brief but appropriate remarks. Upon the conclusion of the services the grave was covered with many beautiful floral pieces.

Deceased was a member of the Kingmau, Arizona, lodge of Elks. There are only six members of the order In Woodland. They are Judge E. Gaddis, G. Griffin, Charles Young, M.

C. Keefer, W. E. Osborn and Mayor Beamer, and they acted as pallbearers. It was through the Interest of Sheriff Griffin that the Kingman Elks were apprised of the facts relating to the death and funeral preparations, and that all the local Elks attended the funeral.

COURTHOUSE NEWS. Both parties In the case of Edward Prior vs. Cora Alice Prior have stipulated that the plaintiff have until March 10th to file his bill of exceptions and statement on appeal. FYed Mast has filed a complaint against John Commontofsky. The complaint alleges that the plaintiff purchased 60 tons of hay from defendant, paying him $412.50 for the same, ad that the latter has never delivered the hay according to agreement.

Plaintiff seeks to recover the purchase price of the hay together with $160 alleged to be damages sustained by reason of defendant's failure to deliver said hay, and also asks costs. B'or a good shave, haircut or shampoo. to Dlnzler's barber shop. tf WATCHES With a large line of Watches and a fine assortment of patterns io select from I am sure of pleasing all tastes as well as satisfying everyone's ideas of economy. Your Watch, Clock or Jewelry that could not be repaired will be made like new at Smith's, Over 20 years' experience, Walchmaker andJeweler Shelton's Drug Store WOODLAND lt)3 i MAKE YOUR ADVERTISING PAY! Judicious use of printer's Ink will do It That requires both talent and training.

I feel competent In both respects. Try mo. If I don't make good you loso very little. P. WALLACE, Powell Student SUPERYISJNGJifieiflEER, J.

W. Kaerth Appointed by Drain age Commisiion. The members of the Sacramento Drainage Commission, created by the act of the last legislature, have announced the appointment of J. W. Kearth of Colusa as supervising engineer for the entire district under their jurisdiction.

The position, needless to say, is a most important one aa It devolves upon the Incumbent to carry out the plans adopted by the commission for the improvement oi the entire valley and the reclamation of all overflowed lands tributary to the Sacramento viver. Mr. Kearth has had a wide experience In reclamation projects along the Sacramento, but he is best known through his work as engineer for the district known as Grand Island, In Comsa county. During his administration the entire island, comprising about 100,000 acres, has been surrounded with a system oi levees that has afforded protection against overflow and vastly increased the value of every acre on the island. Through the combination of lack of funds and unlooked (or floods Mr.

Kearth has more than once been placed lu a position of grave responsibility, and his services, at sucn critical periods, earned for him general recognition throughout the swamp laud districts. Mr. Kearth's employment aa an engineer for the commission has already commenced. His compensation is fixed by the members, but has not yet been definitely decided upon. He is ubw looking over the ground, to determine as nearly as possible the exact boundaries of Iho submersible lauds in the valley.

By this Is meant the territory subject to annual overflow, to which is to be applied the remedies adopted ay the commission. With the boundary line established, can then be determined how much of the laud actually comes within the provisions of tlie bill. The work will occupy several Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years suffering. At any drug store.

BOBff. Woodland, February 3, 1900, to the wife of II. Hazeinan, a son. Sausalito, February 20, to the wife of Walter C. Beatie, a BOU.

FIFTY-GENT COLUMN, Advertisements not exceeding five lines, under this heading, 50 cents jer week, or less, payable iu advance. gold watch, with a fob attached, and small latch key attached to fob. Return to this office and receive reward. f27 Willow Oak Park Social Club will hold a dance in their new hall Saturday, February 24th. Good supper will ue served and first- class music will be furnished by Prof.

E. L. Clarke's orchestra. f24 baseball game between Esparto high school and Woodland Business College has been postponed to Thursday, February 22d, at 2:30 p. m.

Admission 25 cents, 15 cents. f22 FOR French shire, bay stallion, nearly 2 years old; weighs now 1400 pounds and will weigh 2000 pounds at maturity; will be sold at the price of a draft horse; can be seen at E. E. Anderson's, on the Tom Lowe place, 214 miles northwest of Woodland. f22 MASK Knights Landing, on Thursday night, February 22d.

Cash prizes to be awarded. First- class music. Supper at hotel. Everybody invited. £22 agency for improved and unimproved farm land, for eastern purchasers.

Address A. L. Holmes, K. street, Sacramento, f21 FOR piano. Will be sold at a reasonable price.

Enquire at this office. HOME to the Parker House for good home cooking. Chicken dinner every Sunday. Coffee like your mother used to make. Rates reasonable.

Mrs. Mary Huston 121 FOIR hay and seed barley. Enquire of D. S. Colburn, Woodland, t20 FOR best and cheapest lot of orange trees ever brought to Woodland.

All kinds of trees, plants, flowers, floral pieces at Eaton's Conservatory, 537 First street, n27tf FOR tons of bright oat hay, never wet. Will sell at a reasonable price. Enquire of R. B. Cranston.

f27 up 62G for all kinds of dressed or undressed poultry. f24 FOR bnrley. Enquire at 'Cranston's hardware store. COTTAGE FOR seven-room cottage on Walnut street Is offered for sale. For particulars and terms enquire at the "Democrat" office.

fQtf FOR drug business conducted by the late G. W. Zimmerman, at 530 Main street, Woodland. The store contains a complete stock of drugs and will be sold at a bargain Enquire of Mre. M.

E. Zimmerman, Woodland, Cal. teSlt FOR flrst-claas rooted grapevines of three different varieties. Parties Interested may write or tall on Clinton M. Miller, Grand and, Colusa county, Cal.

o2tf ARRIVED AT THE Racket Store! The latest novelties In Summer Wuah We have on hand a lai'gu assortment of puttorus in Lawns at 60 per yard, Batista at 80, IDo nud 160 per yard. Beuutilu! patterns in Silk effects at 15c per yard These goods are on theme ve already; In fact, wo are entirely sold out of some patterns. A complete assortment of pattorna in A Seer- suckers and Tolla Du Nord Ginghams. You can not afford to miss the opportunity wooffei'you to buy those goods at the vory lowest pvicoa. Our method of buying for upot, cash and deducting all clis- couuts before adding any pro- llta Is In itself a big saving to the customer.

We also mai'k smaller profits than any merchant dolug credit business cua afford to mark. It is a common Idea that all Backet stores are connected and get tiieU- merchandise from the same source. This is an errov, Our two stores, which aro situated in Woodland and Murysville, havo nothing whatever to do with other "Backet" stores Our two stores buy goods jointly. By buyiut; in large quantities and paying cash wo aro enabled to buy to a hat lev advantage thuu wo could otherwise, It a common Idea that we buy seconds and job lot goods, This is also un error. We uever buy seconds, except sometimes as samples, but wu always sell tliom as such.

We seldom buy job lots. If wo do it is where we see that we can give the public better value than wo could otherwise. THE RACKETS Woodland HROUGH Standard and Tourist sleepers, San Francisco to Union Passenger Station, Chicago, every day. The Overland Limited at 11.00 a. m.

and The Eastern Express at C.cop.m. Pacific Union Pacific and Milwaukee Paul Railway Any ticket agent oi the Southern Pacific will send you East via the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway it you ask him to do so. It worth your while to insist that your ticket read this way. Complete information about ratei, routes and train service Bent on request.

C. L. CANF1ELD 636 Mwiut Su Frumico DENTISTS. T. A.

GUTHRIE, n. D. Office In Yolo County Savings Hank Building, opposite Byrns Hotel. Woodland, Cal. Telephone No.

1139. A. N. Dick, M.D. A.

Y. nick, n.D.S. DICK DICK, Dentists, Woodland, Farmers' and Merchants' Bank. Office hours 8 a. m.

to P- m. Telephone 658 nR. J. L. SMITH, in Yolo County Savings Bank build- Ing, Woodland, Cal.

-Room 1 and 2. Telephone Main 468. myltf The Greatest Bargain of All for Friday and Saturday only 25 Dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers, sold any where at $1.00, will be on sale Friflay and Saturday only at SOcapair Simply look at our window display and you will be convinced of tlie tiuth of it. In other window we are showing a few of otir New Spring Waislingsand Novel- tics in Worsted Dress Goods. ROSENBERG BROS.

AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS, 2d5 1TOSHAGAK, (25939) Sire of Aristo winner of Occident and Stanford Stakes as a three-year-old and winner of Will make the season at Woodland Race Track. Tom Smith, 2:13 1-4 TROTTING. By (he greatest of all trotting sires, McKlnney sire of Sweet Marie Tom Smith started In 26 races, was 21 times a. money winner, won second money In Occident Stake and third money In Stanford Stake as a three-year-old. He has a great producing dam, and granddam, and a producing great-grauddam.

Will make the season at Woodland Race Track. Prince Ansel, TROTTING. as a two-year-old by Dexter Prince, sire of 4 in 2:10 list; dam Woodflower, great broodmare by Ansel 2:20, son of Electioneer 125, 2d dam Mayflower, great broodmare by St. Glair 1G67B. Will stand at Dlxon, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays- Capay Thursday and Friday; Woodland Saturdays and Sundays.

Terms Nushagak $50. Tom Smith $50. Prince Ansel (30 Seanson commences February 3Bth, and ends July 1st. Usual return privilege, or privilege of having service fee returned providing mare does not prove to he with foal and owner does not wish return. Money due at time of service.

Woodland Stock Farm, Woodland, Cal, myGil-w Woodland Opera House I ONE NIGHT ONLY Friday, February Under the direction of W. Gowan. Second successful son of STEPHENS UNTON'8 Funniest of all Musical Farce Comedies, TUB MERRY CAL MIXUP. "My Wife's Family" A Most Laughable Farce High Class Vaudeville Specialties Bewitching in Comparison wild all Other Musical Farce Comedies, Headed by the Real Comedians: Frank Appleton and Ed, Perry and supported by the following well known players: Chas. Mitchell, Wm Hearty, James Parker, Arthur D.

Nice, Lourraine Keene, Edna Ward Helen McGowan, Jean narrow, Ruby Raymond, Mabel Hawthorn, Marie Vecehio and others. What Manager I guarantee this attraction aa strictly first-class and one of the best I have booked this season. Will cheerfully refund amount paid for seals to any one at any time during the performance who, will come to the box office and say this show Is not as represented. H. Manager for Company.

Seats on sale nt Leithold's Drug Store. 75c DR. C. R. WILCOXON, Dentist- Farmers' and Merchants' Bank Building, Woodland, Cal.

Office phone! fi33; residence phone 79. ABSTRACTING. YOLO COUNTY TITLE ABSTRACT: COMPANY (Incorporated). Con- veyancing and abstracting. All trans-! actions posted dally.

Offlcs over Dank; of Woodland. Subscribe for the "Dcmoornt" fit all tke CWI fit to print. Seein' is AND WE ARE GOING TO SHOW YOU. An expert demonstrator will be at the store today, tomorrow and the next day to show you what can be tlono with RUMFORD'S BAKING- POWDER. She will make white bread, whole wheat bread, cakes, doughnuts and pastries.

You aro Invited to step In and see for yourselves. Mlsaou- rlnns especially Invited. T. S. Spaulding, Grocer, 522 Main.