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THE SACRAMENTO BEE: MONDAY 31ARCIT 6 1911 Imm NEVADA STATE NEWS CUNNINGHAM ESCAPES Legislature Is to ROM NEVADA Investigate Charges Made by Newspapers The Deem specilli Service) JAIL CARSON CITY (Nev) March 8 On motion of AmseniblymanItaciter The Bees epeeist Service) CARSON CITY (Nev) March ti on motion of Assemblyman Hacker NEvADA STATE NEWS -4 IINNINA ESCAPES IMIIII to Legislature Is NEVADA FRO Investigate Charges Made by Newspapers The Beefs epeeist Sefelee) JAIL CARSON CITY (Nev) March 6 on motion of Amsemblyman Hacker 14 of Nye County the Legislature has appointed a Committee consisting ofAesemblymen Merritt of Churchill Drysdale of Storey Cose of Lincoln Hacker of Nye and Byington of Virashoe to investigate the charge made by the Goldfield and Ely newspapers that certain I Assemblymen are having their expensis paid by a corporation The Committee will also invesl-tigate a charge made that this corporation influenced Assemblymen to vote against the formation of the new County of Comstock to be formed by the consolidation of Storey and Lyon Counties Saturday afternoon the Assembly passed the new civil code and It has gone to the Senate where it may receive minor amendments before It is passed The new Criminal Code has passed the Senate and is now In the House FORMER SCOUT TALKS WITH CAPTURED SQUAW STORM REACHES TO I THE ORE6ON LINE NUDES AND WASHOUTS AHH RHponna) ON WAGON AND LIAM 'ROADS (The Bee's Special Serviee) DEADWOOD (Trinity Co) March Terrific rain and wind storms have prevailed all over this section for the past three days Telephone wires are down in all directions and it is difficult to form any estimate of the damage done Between French Gulch and Weaverville there have been many washouts of the roads and large treer have been blown down blockading the highway so that a large force of men and teams has been put at work cut- ting away the trees and clearing the toads It took eight men and sixteen teams twenty-seven hours to break a road through the snow on- the road from this place to French Gulch a distance of eleven miles so the mail coach could get through The mail will make a trip to-day There is no snow at either this place or French Gulch but at the summit six miles from here the snow is six feet deep and in all there is a stretch of but six miles In which the snow was so deep me to make the work of breaking the road difficult When the men and teams reached here they were exhausted SLIDE BLOCKS COLIUSA ROAD (tm Bee special Service) SITES (Colusa Co) March slide on the Colusa Lake Railroad one-half mile east of here has interrupted traffic on the road Over a hundred tons of large boulders obstruct the track and the rocks are an large that men are at work blasting them to clear the track The road will be cleared and traffic resumed tod It has been raining for three days and Antelope Creek is rising and threatens to overflow its banks SLIDES ON Vi'ESTEIRN PACIFIC The Deem SPeCINI Service) CROVILLE (Butte Co) March few minutes after the eastbound passenger bad passed between Twain and Reddie on the Western Pacific lust night a slide dropped down upon the tracks and stalled the westbound train due in this city at an early hour this morning The steam shovel sent to the scene of the slide was stopped by another smaller slide until this is removed the tracks cannot be cleared of the larger slide There was a washout at Gerlach yesterdas NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR CHICO WILL COST OVER $50000 For Wbleb To LET CONTRACT FOR CITY HALL HANDSOME STRUCTURE WILL ERECTED AT ONCE IN CITY OF CHICO BE (The Bee Special Service) Cale() (Butte Co) birch the bids submitted are satisfactory the contract for the erection of Chico's new municipal building will be let at the meeting of the Trustees tornOrrOw night The cost of the new structure for which bonds were recently voted is approximately 850000 The plans and specifications for the City Ball were prepared by Architect A Bryon and ample room is provided for all the city officials The location is at Fifth and Main Streets facing the City park CHICO'S 1lLrTV CITY BALL Contracts Will Probably Be Let 'Po-laarraar 4 BELIEVE BOY TRIED TO KILL AHD COUPLE YSTERIOUS SHOOTING IN KLAMATH FALLS REGION IS DIEING IN ES'IIG TED ADVERTISEMENT -n JOHN BREUNER AND sTri We Continue Throughout the Week Our Great Iron Bed Sale One hundred Iron Beds in a large variety of de 121 signs colors and 171 finishes Each bed too is perfect and the 11- reductions are genuine REGULAR $350 IRON BED 1114:41:117 Az InnommEnnolimmoolik ummong115 amonon10 mam 1 1 1 i IIIIIIII le- -9 al ta--- mamma "mil vomitMS Rim VOW 1: Ir gi 1 z- i (1'--- Iffillann IIMEnm AINIMEEIM fl" ''11'111 CD Ilw 2 mmoinbm inn In OINSMII i -n It 2 It 2 -2 811L111 a non 00 SM IP AEU IMEMONIEMO Mir Mg Monmmonn In 1 0 IN J- nnn4 0 to 011101 7 3 a 1101111111 ms ss in moomm a Inr------10 TE 0 i I em am ano Anomon AllE AMMO 411 Awn 0 1 a la moos EL It II i4 1111M' ill I i STORM REACHES TO ADVER I NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR 1111EMMO11111111EMIIIMP CHICO WILL COST OVER $50000 JOHN BREUNER CO-SIXTH AND sTri THE ORE6ON LINE March SLIDES AND WASHOUTS Aliel nit 4 4 We Continue Throughout the poRTKI ON WAGON AND RAILROADS is 1 Week Our Great I 4 Iron Bed Sale (The Bee's Special Servile() Co) 6 'Se- -e-er-e4s DEADWOOD (Trinity Terrific rain and wind storms have s-''se 4014 'N 7 of Nye County the Legislature has prevailed all over this section for the W4 r7-- appointed a Committee consisting 4 7r past three days Telephone wires are of Aesemblymen Merritt of Church- One hundred Iron Beds in a down in all directions and it is daft- ill Drysdale of Storey Coxe of cult to form any estimate of the dam- ington of Washoe to investigate Lincoln Hacker of Nye and By- ewe done Between French Gulch and i 1 i '4" Weaverville there have been many the charge made by the Goldfield washeuts of the roads and large treer 1 i 1 Ls that certain I 1 11111Z24bill' large variety of de and Ely newspaper have been blown down blockading the Aesemblymen are having their ex- highway so that a large force of men pen sis paid by a corporation we i' 'S and teams has been put at work cut The Committee will ORO inves- ting away the trees and clearing the I signs colors and iipahr-at- finishes Each bed 4 finishes 1- tigate a charge made that this loads Ile corporation influenced Assembly- iss: 1 e'le2 i 1 S- Si i It took eight men and sixteen teams 'emit 04 sae iie men to vote against the formation the hours to break hn000 the a road from 4: Ix i' 4 4 thwantylie tett11111010111 is perfect and the of the new County of Comstock to be formed by the consolidation this lace oup to French 8Fre Gulch a distance on- road me I ete of Storey and Lyon Counties of eleven miles so the mail coach --r' svitt Int et Saturday afternoon the Aesembly could get through The mail will -I' 0 spiAessesess Fe It reductions are genuine has gone to the Senate where it at either this place or French passed the new civil code and it make a trip to-day There is no snow les e'r1-1ove-4skleiVs ss nich Is-Sel Ire4 Itasel'SsiS may receive minor amendment but at the summit six miles from SnT'sC'ee: 4 e'-sfyl seS' REGULAR $350 IRON BED before it is passed The new here the snow is six feet deep and in Criminal code has passed the all there is a stretch of but six miles CHICO'S MEW CITY HALL Senate and is now In the House I in which the snow was so deep as to For Witiele Contractile Will Probably Be Let 'Po-faerrear make the work of breaking the road difficult When the men and teams reached here they were exhausted To LET LET CONTRACT BELIEYE BOY TRIED FORMER SCOUT TALKS SLIDE BLOCKS COLUSA ROAD FOR Ern( Ha To KILL A6Ell COUPLE WITH CAPTURED (T he Bes special Service) SITES (Colusa Co) March 6-A slide on the Colusa tik lake Railroad 1 one-half mile east of here has inter- rupted traffic on the road Over a HANDSOME STRUCTURE WILL BE MYSTERIOUS SHDOTING IN CLAM- SQUAW hundred tons of large boulders ob- ERECTED AT ONCE IN ATH FALLS ItEGIoN IS BEING struct the track and the rocks are so CITY OF CHICO INS EsTIGATED large that men are at work blasting teem to clear the track The road will be cleared and traffic resumed to- (The Bee' Special Service) It has been raining for three days dar CHICO (Butte Co) March 6-If and Antelope Creek is rising and the bids submitted are satisfactory threatens to overflow its banks the contract for the erection of Chi- co's new municipal building will be let SLIDES ON WESTERN PACIFIC at the meeting of the Trustees to- Crime Bees Spechil Service) rnOVTOw night The cost of the new OROV1LLE (Butte Co) March 6-A strueture for which bonds were re- few minutes after the eastbound pea- senger bad passed between Twain an cently voted is approximately S50000 Xeddie on the Western Pacific lest Thepaians and specifications for the i ity ri li were prepared by Architeci night a slide dropped down upon the A BEYfill and ample room is pro- vided for all the city officials: The tracks and stalled the westbound train due in this city at an early hour this morning location is at Fifth and Main Streets ing the City Park The steam shovel sent to the scene fac of the slide was stopped by another smaller slide Until this is removed the tracks cannot be cleared of the larger slide There was washout at Gerlach yesterdaw a 1 (The Beee Uwe's' Service) RENO (Nev) March 6---Deputy Sheriffs Constablee and policemen are today searching every nook and cranny in -the city of Reno In the hope of finding some trace of A Cunningham former Assistant City Clerk who escaped from the County Jail on the eve of his -departure for the State's prison at Carson to begin a nine-year term for embezzling city funds As yet no trace of the missing criminal has been found Cunningham escaped very cleverly He had been talking with his wife at 11:30 last night and hen the jailer let the woman Out of the cell and escorted her to the door Cunningham came out and stating that he was feeling ill went behind a screen to the bathtub and turned on the water After five minutes had elapsed he did not appear and the jailer rushed to the screen knocked it over and discovered that Cunningham had escaped The man had left the jail through a side door which was hidden by the screen The officers are at a loss for clews So far the only one advanced is the statement of a telephone employe who at about Midnight saw Cunningham emerge from the rear of the County Court House which adjoins the jail and enter an automobile Two women were waiting for him and furnished him with a hat and coat When he left the jail Cunningham was attired in light slippers a pair of trousers and a shirt -(The Bees Speelal Service) RENO (Nev) March 6-Deputy Sher- lay searching every nook and cranny in iffs Constables( and policemen are to- he city of Reno in the hope of finding iome trace of A Cunningham for- trier Assistant City Clerk who escaped from the County Jail on the eve of his lepartare for the State's prison at Car- son to begin a nine-year term for em- As yet no trace of the bezzling city funds the missing aim- inal has been found Cunningham es- gaped very cleverly He had been talk- log with his wife at last night and hen the jailer let the woman Out of the cell and escorted her to the door he was feeling ill went behind a screen Cunningham came out and stating that to the bathtub and turned on the water After five minutes had elapsed he did not appear and the Jailer rushed to the screen knocked it over and discovered that Cunningham had escaped The man had left the jail through a side The officers are at a loss for clews door which was hidden by the screen far the only one advanced is the state- moot of a telephone employe who at about nildnight saw Cunningham emerge from the rear of the County Court House which adjoins the jail and enter an automobile Two women were waiting for him and furnished him with a hat and coat When he left the jail Cunningham was attired in light slippers a pair of trousers and a shirt son nt to begin a ni Wasting city funds As yet no trace bat has been total eaped very cleverly Arm with his wife and hen the lanai of the cell and esco Cunningham came he was feeling ill to the bathtub and After five minutes not appear and the screen knocked it that Cunningham man had left the door which was hi The officers are at far the only one ad of a telepho about Midnight emerge from the Court liouse whil and enter an fluter were waiting for him with a hat and the jail Cunningh light slippers a pa shirt 3 REDUCED TO $150 REGULAR $450 IRON BED REDUCED TO $225 REGULAR $550 IRON BED REDUCED TO $365 REGULAR $575 IRON BED REDUCED TO $355 REGULAR $600 IRON BEE) REDUCED TO $385 REGULAR $650 IRON BE!) REDITCED TO $395 REGULAR $700 IRON BED REDUCED TO $395 REOULAR $675 IRON BED REDI rcED To $425 REGULAR $675 IRON BED REDUCED TO $435 REGULAR $950 IRON BED REDUCED TO $575 REGULAR $1050 IRON BED $675 REDUCED TO REGULAR $1250 IRON BED REDUCED To $775 REcitTLAR $1500 IRON BED REDUCED TO $875 REGULAR $1550 IRON BED REDUCED TO) $875 These beds are enameled 7 ali hi white ('ream ream green or blue Some have go golden trim- igi A isirolho mings and finishes others 111 AAk I have brass top rails and ash knobs The assortment is a li ii(4 large one and tiwre are from i I UN' i la l' it twenty to twenty-five differ- I1 1 ri it I I ent designs rtpresented It 1 ii-1 should be an easy matter to select a bed to match any style of room from the above item Each reduction 114 guaranteed a genuine one REDUCED TO REDUCED TO $150 REGULAR $450 IRON BED REDUCED TO $225 REGULAR $550 IRON BED REDUCED TO $365 REGULAR $575 IRON BED REDUCED TO $355 REGULAR $600 IRON BED REDUCED TO $385 REGULAR $650 IRON BED REDITCED TO $395 REGULAR $700 IRON BED REDUCED TO $395 REOULAR $675 IRON BED) li EDI WEI) To $425 REGULAR $675 IRON BED EDUCED TO $435 REGULAR $950 IRON BED REDUCED TO $575 REGULAR $1050 IRON BED EDUCED TO $675 REGULAR $1250 IRON BED REDUCED TO $775 REGULAR $1500 IRON BED REDUCED TO $875 REGULAR $1550 IRON BED REDUCED TO $875 ill These beds are enameled Willie eretilli green or It beds are enameled cream green or 1 me have golden trim-illk'- All ilothip tnd hes others 11WW) A wags finis top rails and 1 The assortment is a 44W go rampli't from ---g le and thTe are I li ilk i hiux twenty-five differ- '111' 0 iil li 'II 1 igns relmes ented It 1 1 11 be an easy matter to bed to match any style of room from the above item (-Illetion is guaranteed a genuine one MARRIED JAPANESE AND WHITE GIRL BUT OBJECTS TO DIVORCE mho Bceos Special Service) RENO (Nev) March were two lectures Sunday night in Reno concerning the divorce law of this state One wasdelivered by State Senator Dix Smith of New York who used as his theme "A Progressive State From An Eastern Point of View" He criticized the Nevada divorce law and declared emphatically that it should be amended Rev Kelly of the Methodist Church also spoke concerning the Nevada divorce law and declared his opposition to it Rev Kelly is the minister who a few weeks ago married a white girl and a Japanese from California after all other ministers in this city had re- 'fused to perform the ceremony MARRIED JAPANESE AND WHITE GIRL BUT OBJECTS TO DIVORCE Mite Bee Special Service) RENO (Nev) March 6-There were tWo lectures Sunday night in Reno concerning the divorce law or this State One wasdelivered by State Sen- ator Dix Smith of New York who used as his theme "A Progressive state From An Eastern Point of View" He criticized the Nevada divorce law and declared emphatically that it should be amended Rev Kelly of the Methodist Church also spoke concerning the Nevada di- vorce law and declared his opposition to It Rev Kelly is the minister who es iseeesea fen patifta after a few weeks ago married a white girl ItIARRIED JILT AND WHIT: OBJEC1 crao Briefs Si RENO (Nev) two lectures Sund concerning the di state One was de ator Dix Binith of as his theme "A From An Eastern criticized the Nevi declared emphatic be amended Rev Kelly of ti also spoke concer vorce law and det to it Rev Kelly a few weeks ago and a Japanese all other ministers fused to perform KLAMATH FALLS (Ore) March IL is now believed that it was only the fault of his poor marksmanship that saved Clayton Anderson the young Post Office robber recently committed tu the insane asylum from here after his arrest fir robbing the Lorena Post Office from having the crime of double murder against him A few days previous of the Post Office robbery an attempt to asses- sinate an aged couple named De Haven is reported to have been made near the scene of the robbery The old people were sitting side by side at their fire- i side Just after dark when a rifle ball crashed through the window of the De Haven home The ball grazed the old mane shoulder And struak the back of the chair in which his wife was seated 1 Upon making an investigation to try and find where the shot came from no one could be found but the following day the ball was dug from the wail where it had imbedded itself and was found to have been hammered from a piece of steel A neighbor boy who had been in the company of tile An derson boy declared that he had seen Anderson working on a similar piece of metal and fitting it into a rifle cart- ridge which he was reloading The matter was hushed up by tpe: neighbors and the old man made le) further complaint The story has J4-t leaked out KLAMATH FALLS (Ore) March 6- It is now believed that it was only the fault of his poor marksmanship that saved Clayton Anderson the young rust eabseyr asylum recently from ntly here after tu usttne Office Insane robber his arrest flr robbing the Lorena double crime of 1 I 0 A few days previous of the Post Mee robbery an attempt to asses- sinate an aged couple named De Haven is reported to have been made near the scene of the robbery The old people i were sitting side by side at their fire I side just after dark when a rifle ball 1 crashed through the window of the De Haven home The ball grazed the old man's shoulder and strutic the back I of the chair in which his wife was Upon making an investigation to try 1 seated I and find where the shot came from SET THE DATE FOR PRINCETON ROSE FM SET THE DATE FOR Iv VOTING FOR QUEEN OF ROSES WILL TAKE PLACE IN MANY VALLEY CITIES RAINFALL IN BUTTIC (The Bees Special Service OBOV1LLE (Butte Co) March The total rainfall for the present storm hos been 5 inches Up till' 8 o'clock yesterday morning when the comparison was made it was found that the season's rainfall was 1999 Inches as compared with 1955 inches to date last season TRUCKEE MURDERERS CAUGHT AT CARLIN tile Bees Special service) CARLIN (Nevada) March 6--Two Sicilians' were arrested here yeeterdal on suspicionmf being the murderers of Joe Pest i foreman of a section crew at Truckee bne February 21 TRUCKEE MU CAUI (The Beee CARLIN (Nevad Sicilians' were arr on suspicionof be Joe Pesti foreman TruckeeOne Fehr 10 All I Volter a 1 41:4 ADVERTISEMENTS ADVER1 i GALE WITH RAIN erbe Beefs Special Service) REDDING (Shasta Co) March heavy rain accompanied by a strong wind has prevailed for the past two days and nights No particular damage has been done although north of here all of the telephone wires era down to the Oregon line The rainfall for the storm until '1 o'clock this morning reached three inches heavy rain aecomoanied by a strong JOHNSON PLEADED ILTA MUT TO CHAR Tsi MI11101111 nr I nrn lit two rainutes Sometimes Makes A Dig Difference Five Sam VMMigIO 1ER AMA PRISONER SENTENCED TO VOL' MI'FEN YEARN IN FOLSOM has been 'screwed on tighter than ever by the local police Under no condi dons are the officers to allow the women of the redlight district in the business or residence 'action of the city nor will they be permitted in the theaters If Yes Are 'llafferlag the Tortures of latligeetloa sad Hate to Wait Da DI Some One Rues to the Dille Store for a Box of Dyspepsia Tablets If Yen A Indigent all do 1 WC (The Bee's Special Service) RENO (Nev) Marh NV Reddinaton formerly a scout for the United States Army in Nevada California Oregon Idaho and Washington on Saturday evening succeeded in talking with Snake the young squaw captured on the battlefield at Squaw Va liey when Captain Donnelly'm pollee exterminated the murderers of the sour Washoe County stockmen The young Indian woman bas constantly refused to talk since her confinement in the County Jail and for the first two days remained under the bed in her cell most of the time A Shoshone squaw was put in the cell with her but she could understand very little that the Shoshone Indian had to say and refused to talk Talked With Reddington Saturday evening Colonel Redding-ton who speaks Bannock as well as Shoshone was put in the cell and talked with her for some time She would not discuss the battle or the murder of the stockmen but stated that her father had held a grudge against the white men for fifty years since the battle of Bear River when he and a brother were the only survivors of the battle She stated that he was a Shoshone and that her mother was a Bannock Both her father and mother were killed by Captain Donnelly's men Her Father Made 'Arrows 1 Her father's name was Rock Creek Mike and he lived on Rock Creek in northern Elko County most of the time when not out on hunting trips through Northern Nevada and California Her father was on of the last Indians knowing the art to make flint arrow heads and it is possible that this art died with him He had learned this from his grandfather and was noted among his people for his skill Some Of theee beautiful flint arrow heads were used in the recent Indian battle and ara now in the possession of the members of the posse Agree on Story Captain Donnelly and the members of the posse who arrived in Reno Saturday morning all agree on the story of the battle On the morning of the battle Captain Dusneny who had spent the night at a farm in northern Humboldt County was not with the party but was about a mile and a quarter behind the posse when the fighting commenced and did not reitch the seen until the fight was nearly ended Newgard Tells of Fight Sergeant Newgard was in charge of the posse and gives a good description of the fight He says that the men approached a narrow canyon from tha west following the tracks Of the In- ans and 'hat on rising over a low I they saw the Indians down the illy about foie yards The Indians saw them at the same time and ran for their camp to secure their guns Sergeant Newgard ordered his men into skirmish line and approached the Indians signalling them to surrender as he approached but they continued to run toward the sides of the canyon where they had made a p'aes of defense behind some rocks Mike Fired First His men then dismounted and AP' preached the Indians on toot when Mike the leader of the Indians knelt and fired This started the battle Indian Mike soon fell with nine bullets piercing his body He was finally fatally shot by Captain Donnelly near the close of the fight but even then lived for some time Could Not Avoid Killing Swum' The members of the posse all agree that they could not avoid killing the squaws and children On account of the manner in which the equates and children would run out to draw the fire of the white men to give the Indians a chance to shoot and also because the squaws and children remained in a bunch with the men The Indians shot hundreds of arrows and it kept the members of the posse busy dodging them as the minelleit were thought to be poisoned Some of the arrows were pointed with steel and others with flint (Tbe Beeet Special 14 opr vt ce RENO (Nev) Marh 6-Colonel the United States Army in Nevada Reddington formerly a scout for California Oregon Idaho and Wash- I ington On Saturday evening succeeded talking with Snake the young squaw captured on the battlefield at posse exterminated the murderers of Squaw Valley when Captin Donnelly'm a the sour Washes County istockmen The young Indian woman bas con- 'tacitly refused to talk si nce her con- finement in the County Jail and for the first two days remained under the bed in her cell most of the time A Shoshone squaw was put in the cell with her but she could understand very little that the Shoshone Indian had to say and refused to talk Talked With Reddinalon Saturday evening Colonel Redding- who peaks as well as ton Shoshone was put in the cell and time when not out on huntinw trios 1 SNOW IN SIERRAS (Tbe Bee'e Special Service) GRASS VALLEY (Nevada Co) March has been falling for the past four days and over three inches bas been precipitated in that time No damage is reportet although all the creeks are high It is snowing in the higher altitudes of the county but the stages with the malls are able to keep up communication with Sierra County point Tree Trial Package MRS M'INTOSH DIVORCED The Bee' Special Piervice) olt0V11111 (Butte (o) Marcia In a proceeding which has been niarked from the Mart by closed doors' it nd a secret complaint an interlocutory decree of divorce was granted Saturday afternoon to Mn Belinda McIntosh from A McIntosh mining man The complaint said deaertion but the rumors In circulation in Oroville anti Chico where Mrs McIntosh is the leader of (hi gay set hint st spicy charges The suit has attracted widespread attention because of the ucial and Industrial importance of the family (lb Ber's Special Service) RED BLUFF Crehama (o) March Carl Johnson charged with a statutory offense Julia Bronson a le-year-old girl of Hooker twelve miles north of here being the complaining Witheitti thin morning pleaded guilty to the charge He was sentenced to a term of tour teen years in the State prison at Folsom and will be taken there to-night Tit Instant relief afforded poor Overburdened stomachs by the use of a Ituarts Dyspepsia Tablet should be a reason for constantly keeping a box on home and at the office as Th burdened Ituarts I reason ft on hand-- LIGHTS FOR FAIR OMER i (The Beets special gervlea) STOCKTON (Han Joaquin Co) March Fair Oaks Booster Club has commenced a campaign for street lights in the thriving eastern addition to Stockton The club wan very recently organized with the following ()tricorn: charges A Mahin President A Miller Vice President: Sickele Recording Secretary Brown Treasurer aim Bee Special Service) PRINCETON (Connie Co) March I The Sacramento Valley Rose Growers Association held an enthusiastic meeting here Saturday afternoon The wind and rain storm did not deter a good attendance of both men and women The President of the association Mrs Fred Hart courageously crossed the river with her husband and little son during a gale of wind that endangered the lives of the party The ferry had stopped running at noon because of high winds and water The people of Princeton will hold high carnival on April 29th the day of the Rose Fair Miss Maud Helphenstine daughter of lielphenstine a leading figure In the society of this section has been named as Princeton's candidate for Queen of the Roses to reign over the Rose Carnival The Queen Election Committee will soon complete arrangements for polling votes John Scheimer is Chairman of this Committee Evsry town in the Sacramento Valley is entitled to enter candidates for the election of Queen The Association voted to hold public exercises in honor of pioneers during the forenoon A Committee will interview the families of the late Hon John Boggs Dr Hugh Glenn colonel Moulton and General Will Green in regard to having tributes delivered by speakers of note in memory of their honored dead The speakers' stand will be in the shadow of the John Boggs Memorial In the afternoon appropriate addresses will be made on the new settlement' of to-day The Sacramento Valley Rose Growers' Association whose aim is to encourage the growing of roses ll Ibr the adornment of the homes both old and new in the valley seeks to bring together the people of these homes In happy union on April 29th There will be a basket picnic at the noon hour following the new time exercises there will come the Fannie Burrows hose-bud baby show There will be dancing day and night The business men of Princeton are subecribing handsomely both for Prince for the fair and for the expenses of the celebration I I 1 41 1 1 HEAVY SNOW AT TRI'CKIRE (The Bees Special Service) TRUCKEE (Nevada Co) March The snow storm which began here Saturday afternoon continued throughout Saturday night and Sunday subsiding at an early hour this morning The total precipitation registered at 37 inches POSTPONE ARBOR DAY ('ith Betta tlpectal Service) NEVADA CITY tNevada CO) March On account of the continued bad weather the Civic Improvement Club has postponed the observance of Arbor day from next Tuenday until Friday If the weather la still unfavorable on Friday a further continuance will be made to next week When the affair takes place It will be a general city holiday and tree planting and exercises will be in order at the Carnegie free library grounds HAS INFANTILE PARALYSIS (The Itee's Special Servilec) 01107111H (Butte ('o) March The S-months-old daughtre of bar and Mrs Brooks Is lying ill At the family borne with Infantile Para The little girl has lost power over her extremities and last night she lost tbo power of articulation 1 i 1 0 2 9 3 8 t6 54 1 2 froNtO 9 3 974 5011 1 Nftr: DEDICATION DELAYED (The Itee'a gpeelet St PrVICIN) CHICO Dilate o) March dedication of the Chico Normal School playground scheduled to tak place toda wall pomtpolied owing to the Inclement weather The charter day ex enders took place according to Cr rangement Dr Maxwell Aflame formerly a meinbr of the Normal School faculty at present head of a department of the Nevada State Univermity win deliver the principal address of the occasion The remainder of the program included orchestral selections and addresses by Hey Winning and AllinOtt Ware C4C11111 CREEK IS HIGH (The liee's Special Service) WOODLAND (To lo ('o) March Cache Creek was very high Sunday hilt there is no immediate danger of an overflow The total precipitation for the season at 8 o'clock Sunday morning was 1794 inches which ex ceeds that of last season at a corresponding date by 809 inches But the rain has been co much more evenly distributed that at no time this season have flood conditions been so threatening as they were last ses son SOLD TIMBER LAND clin neon spelal nervistO NEVADA (ITY INevada Co) March John O'Neill ell Sitiorday sold large holdings Of OM berland in tiod's country In order tilt satisfy a mortgage held by IL Oils II itititinst Mead Plaintiff bid in the property for MOM which covers the principal Interest and costs SOLD PROPERTY AT PROFIT (The itee'm pee lad (Service) NEVADA CITY (Nevada Co) March uw i yeaw or ()monde has sold to brick building On Broad Street occupied by the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Company consideration wan which Is $1500 more than Yaw paid for the property two years ago SCREWING ON LID (The flee' herein! Plerviee) OROVI1Ah) (Hutto Morel' Following We action of this Grand lure in probing Imo thi conditions of the local tenderloin dietriet the lid ADVE1IT14EiSENTS 06 GLENN LAND INUNDATED (The ilee'n Specini Service) WILLOWS (Glenn Co) March The rain storm has not ended in Willows although little fell 5esterday Saturday and Saturday night rain fell heavily end the streets of the city were well watered but there was no damage done In the country surrounding this city water is standing on some of the land but renorts are to the effect that the Inundation will be of benefit instead of detrimental r37-lci--t-Lb'll prima 2 ree Stemma Weicoutee Quick IteLIL Stuart' Tablet not only aids digestion but It actually does the digesting Itself In other words It furnishes exactly the same elements for the digestion of food as the natural juices of the stomach The stomach therefore Is not called upon to do any of the work except to churn the Juices furnished by the tablet and then push the digested food along Into the Intestines 'where It will be still further digested and the strength taken up by the blood to be carried to the muscles and me et the body le by taking a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after a meal you give the stem-Sib the rest it needs In which to mend Itself and grow well And you absolutely prevent the souring of any food the formation of any poisonous games belohtng foul breath or constipation Stuart's dyspepsia tablets have done snore for humanity and have caused Mot rejoicing this any other one agency that can be named Every druggist everywhere sells and eeraottelts recommends Stuart's DYs Tablets The price is 10 rents yes box If you first wish to try them a sample package will be sent you free If you write to A Stuart Co 150 Etuart 111011 Marshall Mich no Stemma Woken Mtuart' Tablet goation but It actuall' Ins itself In other exactly the same elel 'onion of food as ttle stomach The si is not called upon I work except to chur Wetted by the tablet digested food i Where It will be til and the strength ti blood to be carried ti ervu el the body by taking a 0 Tablet after a meal ash the rest it needs itself and grow well absolutely prevent food the formation swum belching foul station Stuart's dyspepsia more for humanity more rejoicing the' agency that can be every druggist evi recommit' Tablets The per box If you Mei a sample package WI If you write to Stuart Slag Marsha RUN EXCURSION TO WINTER CARNIVAL elite lice's special teenier) NEVADA CITY (Nevada ('o) Niarch 0--Next Sunday will be Nevada Ci oraas valley day at the Truckee snow carnival 11 Smith and A Uraham spent a couple of days here arousing interest in an excursion that will he run to Truckee next Saturday when a round trip rate of $415 will be made Tits Novada City and Grass Val ley Athletic Clubs will furnish sport Saturday and Sunday nights One of the features will be a catch-aacatchc an wrestling bout between Braun and Dockhant With the Bell Telephone Dim tory at Hand with Bell Direl No DANGER OF FLOOD (The Been PI)Print Service) RED BLUFF (Tehama ('o) March the 24 hours ending at I o'clock thin morning an inch of rain had fallen making twenty Inches for the season The Sacramento River had risen to sixteen and a half feet yesterday but since hi fallen to fourteen feet and there in no danger of flood 'UNUSUAL PRECIPITATION (Th IIPP111 peel I Sersice) COLFAX (Placer Co) March A heavy rain storm is visiting this mection The rainfall for the firut five days of March as taken by the rain gauge at the Southern Pacific office haa been 489 inchen The fall for the season is 6121' inchen an'against 4030 inches to the same date last year NARROW ESCAPE PROM DEATH IN CAVE-IN (The Bee' a gpeciat gerviles4 ELY (Nev) March working in the big ore bins at the concentrator at McGill four laborers were caught In a cave-In of ore and bad a narrow PICSDO from a horrible death They were in the lower end of the bin when the ore began to cave in on them And 1100n they were nearly ered and were in danger of being burled into the coneentrator Their cries summoned aid and they were w'we I i 4 i 1 i i '''''0 I if 7 II 01 0 11 11 '1 7 'cc" Tel II I iotof I lill i 11 i IMPROVEMENTS MADE AT LUMBER YARD ftee'n special SPrilePo FIAMILTDIN CITY ifilenn ('o) March in progreseing rapidly on the abed and office building of the Diamond Match Lumber Yard here 3 Webster of Chico he the contract for the building The ehed in to be 60x1O0 and in to be used Be a etorege place for all finlehed lumber an well as a portion of it for the office A trom timid( IA to be installed to unload the lumber from the rare Thin will do away with the service of a team it la pxpPeted that the yard will be ready for buninetut about the mid die or the ntonth It will be in charge of an Mr Harris The stranger or tourist may become as familiar with straw surroundings as with his home town EVERYBODY EVERYNERE who takes an active Interest in business or social affairs is represented in the BELL TELL PHONE directory Advertise in the telephone directory and keep your name and businesm before the buying public no other medium al fords the same publicity The otrange aux EVERY in business PHONE chi Advertisi and busine fords the a ill live intereat IDII TELL your name medium al Strength Counts In all wee 'Mira Strength comes of pure blood comes when stomach liver kidneys and bowels are kept in proper condition by a little core and Beecham' Pills Iota ooeywber to boron 101P sod age Strength In all lifes affairs of pure stomach liver kidne kept In proper con care and Beechen emitywbers to TO AMEND DIVORCE LAW Critp illop'a Nape aprvicp) CARAON CITY (Nev) March Assemblyman Innen of Washoe has Introduced a divorce bill providing that six months' residonce in the State without any bona ride intention of making thP State a permanent home will be aurticient for a peraon sePkIng I divorce to gain a legal realdence and oscura a divorce Cress lens Antiseptic Tablets Cresolono Aatisi morning Mood at 20 feet 4 inches It la expected to reach 26 feet by 4 o'elock thin afternoon The high water mark in 2 0 feet TH IlanalIt AND LIGHTNING Mae Heel Special Nervier) WINTIlitt4 ('fob Co) March Perhaps the heavieNt rainfall of the seamon ban been witnessed here the last three days Yesterday noon Pittah Creek reached the highest mark for the season regiatering 17 feet at noon op highent mark before being 14 feet The first thunder and lightning tor the season occurred during this storm Al' Cii111111A elle Deem apeelai alervire) colysA (collies Co) March The Sacramento River at 9 o'clock this vania TPIIIIP1411ee: President Ilihurmen and Andrew White of Cornell: II Judson of the CniversitY of Chicago Prenident Arthur Hadley Of Yale: President A Lawrowo lotiWell of Harvard: a Hutchins of Michigan: President Nieho lap Murray Bigler of Columbia: Edward Chief idge of the Court of Anne la New York and the American Civie the American A eimple end Nettle' romedy tat 011113 THROAT AND column hoy combine the germicidal value of Creme lene With the moothing properties of slippery elm mid 'Wiles Your druggist or from 10 ciente in Mann CIINISOLENN COMPANY ILntlirtisivt st Neet York A simple Ind ft 901111 THROAT comblm th form' Imm With the toothin elm nti lloorlet Your It temp In num VA PO It rmirtlalvt The Pacific Telephone and r''AN Telegraph Co The and N6' i 111i i A MANY PROMINENT MEN SEND LETTERS URGING DIVORCE LAW REFORM Celle Meets period nervier) RENO (Nevada) March Ilrgitifit reform In divorce law and prat tire were read at a public lecture hero last night from mane of the country'm beat known men Churchmen ftnanalarm University Premblente flovernore of gtatom and Judges were ropremented in the list which included! Cardinal Olbhona Andrew Carnegie Sohn Wannamakor the Governors nt Mouth Dakota Connecticut pennlyl EVULII 1vba RAINING IN DORADO (lloo Dee epeetel leeelee) PLArl11VIIIP: WI Dorado Col lilareh ilea fallen here ineesNanny mince Sunday morning The storm is a mevere une a heavy gale being a feature Word comes from the Twelve Mlle House that a warm rain is rapidly melting the 'now there There were threll feet of snow On the ground yes terday morning et that point but It te Sow neorti none morning et that point but It it Sow nearli gone lo AUTO TRUCKS To Do Tom tons Dintatie tinuling Country Trip a i4perisity LICIT DRAYAGZ I WARZHOUBE CO mai 1114 MB P'reat It AUTO'! To Do Tour Long country Tripoi LLITCH DRAY WA1 Male 1114 Al-leerlay ligumggoommult 111111111MEMININIF 0 I 1 i I I.