Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 1

xxxix. CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, 8BPTKM.BEU 130, 1898. NO. IBRIEF CITY NEWS Events of Interest in Woodland and Surroundings, Local Items of More or Legs Interest Picked up Here and There On the Wing. plaining witucbs, i Robinson, did not appear.

A walling a reasonable time for the yi UHK man the court ordered the caee dismissed and Van Tassel discharged. Dr. Morton, the notorious veterinary surgeon of Winters, was released from the county jail today, after baring served seventy-five davs for disturbing the peace. Morton was sentenced to ninety days' imprisonment, but the board of supervisors allowed him fifteen ays credit for good behavior. SUPEEIOE COURT NOTES.

Action of C- Clark et al. vs. Cobh Dismissed. ON A FURLOUGH, Several Members of Nevada Volunteers in Woodland. AHOTJND THE DEPOT- The i ent of Grapes to Sacramento Continues.

The town is full of idle men. 'Vbeat ie "till in the dumps. The speculative market is very shy. The weather is decidedly cooler today. Wood is a very active article of coi: oierce.

Stand op for Woodland every chance you get. Quite a heavy fou prevailed for a time this morning. The shrewdest candidates are not making the loudest noise. There is a deplorable laek of stand-up-for-Woodland spirit in town Judge SnowbaU predicts victory all along the line for Democrats Democrats declare that the prospects for success ere never better. Only a few days left within which to avail yourself of cut railroad rates.

The halo of tri idity and ness no longer surrounds the candidate The farmers interested in closing tbe Woods break should eet to work once. The high school cadets had another diill Monday evening. More uniforms have been procured. There will be a meeting of the fii delegates this evenine. All member requested to be present.

A number of prominent business men of riacramenio visited the easement Sunday. They are pleased with the work. The supervisors invite bids for the paintinz of the county hospital. Full particulars can be in another column. The White House announces a new departure in ladies' wrappers, of the latest style.

Read Kink's new ad. George Parker, of San Francisco, ia assisting his brother, W.J. Parker, in the Delinonico while John Hughes is taking a lay-off. Huston has been 1 aK ent for the Fidelity and Deposit CO.M- pany of Maryland, the specialty which is to i surety bonds. There is said be a dangerous in the river bank below Washington, which the State and government engineers will inspect Pome time this week.

XT Wm Provost, the painter, is engatr .1 in touching up the of the Wood estate property, on Main street, med by Rube Cranston, a i dealer. Coroner Bean went over to ton this afternoon to hold upon the remains of aa a which were found floating in the nv about two miles below Washington. At Chicago on Monday Button won the one and one-eighth mile selling race and ran second in 'he Bellini; race. Both are well-known Yolo county horses and formerly belonged ro 1. p.

The board of "upervisore has instruct ed the county vrk to advertise foi bids for painting the, county hospital. '1 i.e plans and specifications can be seen the clerk's office. will be opened by the board on Tuesday, October 4 An efTjrt is heine made to organize .1 in Woodland a series of ames i the i All person, interested in this great a and ing to becfiint- members of should consult vvith once. Prof. K.

L. Clark i "pen the dancing eenpon on Saturday everrne, October 1 with a social in old A-mory Hall. Thereafter socials i be eive.i eacn Saturday evenuiK, class instruction on Wednesday private lea- each doy 2 to 5 p. M. Asocial i be given at the home of D.

Stephens, near Madison, un SAtanlny October let. and a cordial invitation ia extended to all I proceeds of The aflair i over to the ladies of the Uhriatun of that place. When the of Van -criarged with a called hv Ju.lge thM morning, the com- WSPAPERflR I R. Fitz, E. J.

Clanton and George Oliver have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Wanda Kenneth and Leonard Curran, minors. P. C. Fenner, E. T.

Huston and H. Johnson have been appointed appraisers of the estate of John D. Stephens, deceased, and notice to They May be Mustered Out of Service and They May be Ordered to Manila. reditors ordered published in the YOLO DEMOCRAT. In the case of Catherine Clark el Cobb, the plaintiffs having been paid the full amount of money due them under the recent decision of the Supreme Court, the action has bet dismissed by consent of counsel.

Will Filed for Probate. The will of the late Mrs. Jana Hughes was filed for probate in the Superior Court today by Attorney N. A. Hawkins.

The estate is valued at $540. consists of personal property and a sma 1 tract of land situated near Woodland. By the terms of the will Chas. and James J. Hughes are bequeathe-d $5 each.

John J. Marston receives a cow ana Emily Hughes receives nothing specifically, for the reason tbv.t deceased deeded her one acre of laud and a house. The rest of the land goes to Wm. F. Hughes and the residue i.f the estate, if acsy, to Emily who is named as executor.

A Social Gathering. A social gathering was held at t' residence of Mr. ami Mrs. E. L.

Cox Saturday evening September 1 7 i in honor of Miss Madge Rickabaasrh. Kelseyville, a niece of E. L. Cox, who is visiting relatives near Woodland. Tt evening was spent tociully with vocal and i a music.

Refreshments were served about 11 o'clock, after whioh all dispersed TO their several homes declaring that they had a very nice hoping to another party soon. Wm. Cunningham, Ed Beacham, Joe Walker, Bert Eddy, Roberts, John Darby and Wm. Phillips, seven Yolo county boys, arrived home from Camp Clarke, Nevada, on the noon train today on a thirty-day furlough. Ed Dunpliy, Sam Leech and several others are on their way home and will reach Woodland this evening.

At the end of the i lough boye ate expected to report at Camp Clarke, when they will prooably be mustered out of the service. They a rumor at Sacramento, however, that it may be possible that the boys will be called back to camp before their furlough expires, and ordered to duty elsewhere, possibly at Manila. It was announced that the railroad company bad granted half rates for the boys who desired to spend their furlough at home, but there appears to have been some misunderstanding. Those who arrived today had to pay fui! fare, but they expect to lay the matter before their superior officers, and it is quite likely that they will bate. The soldiers speak in receive a rt- the highest The i i today i i carload of wood C.

J. a and on" carload i i a i i i were i Inads of hav to San Fratu-iiu-o hv i three carloads grape' Sacramento, one each by Theo. Fti'-l a Schlueter and Oeorgf a Hoadmaster V. i i to I at once the work of fllhriKin Mum i near thi- railroad i-rOHSing and the a i of the big drainage pipe the i to a corner. He will a have a or crushed rock i a i laid the track to the west end the Wefct Valley a office building, the i i of the company's pir.perty.

About five o'clock Monday i Mrs. W. E. Barber, i of Agent ber, discovered that her two little ageii and five years, were missing. Mrs.

Barber had allowed them to over to Dan Nason's home and a with the children. When they i not in due i over to Mr. Nason'8 and was piieed to learn that her children i not been there She i i a i i3ed her husband, who made a searcn city but could find m. trace of them. a before dark i a a who came to Woodlai bv way of the Daviaville roa i Mr.

Barber a he eaw a couple of email children on the 1 road miles south of Woodlan-'. Mr. Barber lost no time in i i the road, and near the a tin place, about miles i city, he discovered the a LY PERSONAL SoYements of Persons Promlneti in Society and Business, Social Gossip of Interest About People Who Dwell is. Woodland and Suburban Districts terms of the treatment received at the hands of the Nevada people and many of them regret that they, will soon b-s mustered out. EdBeacham, one of the boys who returned today, lias very aick for four or five weeks with a fever.

He is sti.l feeble health, but expects the change of climate will aoon makt- him a well man. All of die rest of tlx- Woodland boys are in good health. Abe Barnes, who came home on a two-days' leave of absence to attend his father's funeral, has received word from Nevada that his nas been extended to thirty days, and he will remain in Woodland until the expiration of that time. near the fence by the roadside. Thi were badly frightened on account of a i- proaching darkness.

Thfc boys hail gnns and two dogs and wandered from home with the idea that tuey might i biir ghrae. They were on their i home when darkness overtook them and cculd give no idea of how far had traveled. BACK FROM DAWSON- Hugh Martin is Glad to Get Home Again. The Forgers' Second Trial. Under-Sheriff Brown has subpenaed Cbas.

A. D. C. Halaey, C. Thomas and Chas.

Richmond to appear in Department No. 6 of the Superior' Court of San Francisco, on October 3d, as witnesses in the trial of Becker ard Creegan, the celebrated forgers, who raised a Bank oE Woodland check i i $12 to $22,000. The two forgers were tried, convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for lite, but the Supreme Court recently granted the.r. a new trial. the club E.

F. Hebener at Fusion Populists. 8AU FRANCISCO, September union Populist 0 through N. Wardell, chairman of the People's party State central i and L. i i a i a lieutenant-governor, have filed in the Court a i of a a the object of i is to compel of a to tiiu the a ticket of the party in accordance i its certifiotm- of nominations.

Death of Wm. Tufts Wm. a i of i city, i a i home in i September 5th the exiessnve heat. J. B.

oi city, a of the deceased a received a telegram yesterday to i effect. The deceased a aged a 75 years, and leaves a i sona a a a latter two being a i to i a i a i Enterprise. McGowan-Hoge. About live years Rev. C.

Hoge was rector ot the rCpL-copal Chiuch this city. His r.iect-, Miss Helen Hope, lived with him and was for a time manager of the Siuieet Telephone office. News comes that Wins Hoge a recently married to Dr. Thomas of t'acifiv! Grove Will View the Site- As predicted the board of supervisors did not take any action in regard to Road No. 355, Monday a and postponed tbe a i Tuesday, October 4th, to listen to the argument of counsel.

In the a i the hoard will view the site of the proposed roa I as the members believe such a i-onis-e i assist very much in a i i i i i i at a decision. The road ia petitioned fo hy the Wallace Brothers, who desire an outlet rrom their farm near Madison the a of I. R. Loranszei and othere. The latter parties object, to the pr- posed course of the road.

Question of Veracity. J. R. Mitchell, in a i a i to our i a a a rnent i raises a question of a i At the mass i held on 10th, there were Populists present. A a Messrs.

Hatcher and a a both a DEMOCRAT reporter a at. a was taken to 2 4 i says i the 17th. As the matter a 'f is the word of C. a and a a a a i a i Offered the Presidency. It if the a i i opinion i David Stnrr Jordan has been a-ked to accept the presidency of lnc State Uni versity.

i i i a i nvattet is not yet The St. Nicholas Hotel- Ira i and hi" eon, James, recently fmoi i loa-e the St. Nicholas Hotel in Fr.inc.Hco for a period of six a i is i renovated a i the tent of $40,000 are i protrro-P. These two a oodl i i i a Miccef-s i i new and the i i now the hotel of in i i a i who this ci'y 1: -t a a for the northern gold fields i company i hi? brother George, N. LaBrie and J.

L. Patterson, arrived is. Woodland on Hia i i in Alaska was the same as a of i i others a i the pas-t few i-le is glad get hack to California and i here. Mr. a i his' Mr.

Brie, Patterson a James a A Cassidy at Dawsoti City. All were in pood a none hail done any successful prosper" i i a i i i about the i a ia liable to in Dawson are greatly exaggi ateil. Miss Russell Will Return- Miss VI. L. Bus-ell, of a a who two seasons conducted i so mn pucccee a i classes i i i i a i i i ter and organize a class.

It does she i le tu-companiert hv 1 a accomplished pianist i was i t-eiibons WIIP here before. is a fn teacher and a a i est and most hion.iHe a i a i read i i a i i people a i a i i the of i -8 we'll -ii i i a i in 1 i i i i a a i The New Evil of Tea-Smoking. J'hysician-5 in a i ot countVy cc-poi-t rui i i Tho i i is oont i i D. G. Coy to Oakland a T.

B. Gibson went to Sacramento this a Robt. J. Barnes to Vacaville i i I i this i E. Poflenberger came down from a today.

Rev. L. C. Renfro was an arrival on the afternoon a i Miss Clara went to Sacremento this i Taylor came over from i Landing this afternoon. H.

W. Laugenour was an arrival from Allen Springs thie a oe Brown and Siebe went over to Sacramento this i i a i i A R. E. i i turned to Santa Cruz i morning. Sheriff Griffin and R.

El. Beamer were arrivals on Monday evening's train. A a i Rube Fitz a Davis went to San Fraucibco tnis morning. Miss i Haelea, of Sacramento, is the guest of tbe Misses i city. to Coluea this i after a visit vvith a i in this city.

Jack Spires earne ur San i a cisco this i to spend a few da 1 i relatives in i city. Clerk Dunc.xn from a i to a i i and Sati Francis a i He is ieeli a better. a and a Mien MIPS Lee a a Clifford left for A a a thi" i a i i i stay. IN THE POLICE COURT. Judge Lampton Dispotet of Several Petty Offenders.

Marshal Lawson found two drtnkeo Htrangt-rs loafing around the cUy Moo- day evening and locked them up in city jail. When taken before Ldinpton this morning, they gave their names as J. Maloney and JamM ten- nan. Mr. Maloney and Mr.

Brennan were given ninety days in the county jail or one hour to make themselvei scarce. They left. Amos Shefer, who came to Woodland on Monday i s'orne money in hit pockets was likewise before his honor. 8hefer was arrested by Officer Gwinn Monday evening upon a charge of drunkenneiP. lie was given a floater.

Officer Gwinn also arrested on Monday evening a man named George Hastings. Judge Lampton sent him tne county jail for sixty days morning. He can consider himself fortunate that he was not punished more severely. Hastings was caught in the act of going through the pockete of man in Blarcn's saloon and James Feeney, the barkeeper, threw Hastings out in the street. He could have been prosecuted for robbery.

WANTS HIS JEWELRY. Suit Against Grace Allison in the Superior Court. John L. Duprey, of Wintera, nought aid from the courts on Monday to regain possession of a diamond ring and diamond frog pin of which he claims to have been defrauded by Matrimonial Agent W. Bain and a woman called Grace Allieon.

The plain. titt was introduced to the Allison woman by Bain and was told that she was possessed of valuable property and desired to become his (Duprey's) wife. Dnprey, in the course of a short courtship, parted i the ring and pin only to discover the end that he was the vic- of an adventuress. He caused the woman's arrest and now, in a civil suit, seeks to recover his property, which he alleges is now ou deposit i the California Safe Deposit arid Trustee Company. Pending trial of the suit lie has secured an injunction to pievent delivery oi the jewels to the Teachers' Meeting.

A i of i school pra was held i a At a i i i a i consis'- uig of Mrs. Peart, Miss Lee and Mif a was a i to select a oi i of pedagogy. he a i i year. A i i a i i of a i of Pedagogy in i i association adopted i I tli' 1 i i i i ie-eleclioi- Mis'" i i a a i i i i i i i I a a von for relief took a Clove 1'eA. I i i i IM rn--i ven i i a i was i i i i ki i ney and Pea HO mv i i I i i i c.i'M a i A i i i Sol' i i I i i i i .1.

i i ANOTHER OVERLAND ROUTE. The Santa Fe to Connect With the Valley Road. SAN FKANCISCO, September of iucorpoi of the Bakersfleld ana Loa Angeles Railway Company have been filed witb Clans Spreckels, D. A. B.

Spreckelf, Ro'oeit Watt anil A. H. Payson as directors. Tint) is an extension of the valley road. The estimated length of the road is 200 miles.

The five directors all hold positions of trust in the San Francisco nnd San Joaquin Railway, and i in the eatabHth- i a i ot a new transcontinental line i a i in San Francisco h.ia been closely allied with the original venture, of the valley road. The logical deduction of the building of the valley road was that some day connections would be made with Eastern lines. 'Ihere is no but that the por- is to mve the Snnta --an 1'iancibco i Fe route a in the Or. office is over Ilosenberg'e. PHK HKST in the world for tirmseR, Soree, bVver 'hv.

j.pcd Hand'-, orris a pay require'', i "ii.n.inter*! to ci ni'i-ifci i. i i im.tK'v i Price Don't purchase a () p(1 onr line of Eastman'" cameras and plies. O'Connor's Corner Drug Store. by UiOho 1 i i an- disoi vv'ho can't sleep, digestion is i i is i i iri-t tin; and IVel i i i I i I seems a i i i I i the abo i i i i i i with Ilo-- tct.tci-S Slom.uili Hitters. i is a i i i i i i i i i appetite.

i bowels, steadies and i i i sound i who it, i a it, cure.s 3 Hia, and i is no had a i i i i a feel i woakii'-ss a 's is Tt i a trial. i i 1-Jf- -n- ai i i i rn 1 i i a i i I i i I i i i a I hey i ion and in-jf as Mm- a 1 vou a i I taici' the hi'St. If you i i i a i sallow i ling, a Clover loot pea. I is a tt.) take. hy Woodland i Tx'itliold F.

I). i i i the i a i i i i i a a is i oh i a I 0 etc. a i 'it i i v. 1 K. i i i i i i i is in i i i i voi i I I i to i i i ow vi i On- rr LTO to A i' delic.u-if"-'i?ol a i rn ai.d On i i i a i i i i i i i i I mv27tf We a -i i a loin tor the use of our a O'Cr-n- nor'- 1 1'ortier i St ire, lea i photo dejih I I'eoplw have, a i i F-arly i i i i mr i i i i i a i nick a a i Drntr SiihseripMoris taken for any nr a i i i i or Br.t-'lihh, at Hahler's stand.

nlOlf Justifiable Homicide. i i i a of J. B- i of Arbuckle, Coiu-a for the killing of Hugh i in oci npied attention of the i i a.t i a last week. can- i to the jury Friday i and ut 11 o'clock the nextday i i i in a i of not guilty. Wheat Market.

A 1'KANcisco, September lii-ut, lM-Pcmber, TlS'-i Barley, December, A ti-ihborn couch or tickling in the i i Cough 1, i i i in ellVct, touches the right i i a and just what is wanted. It act- at once. Corner Drug Store. oj.fn.a cured. Miiloh's Vitaliier i relieves "our up ot food and is the great ney rotnedy.

Bold by i Wno'i'jTi'! I'n i 5 V.Leithold, a a ot every description at hard nines prices at Rube Crant- to Kstate of H. B. Wood. Soil Madge Ellis will resume her iss in the first week in oer. Keaidence, corner Walant urid Lincoln avenue.

hoee redoeed frosa 13 to 9 cents a foot, Crmne- con'c, successor to Estate of B. Wood..