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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
NEIsHBORHoOD NEWS.
BELLAIRK.

BELLAIRK.
TEE Bsllairs Street Railway Company
meets TO day tor Its annual election Of
officers.
Tax mixed school question will be
discussed tonight.
TIE average youth i. saving his odd
pennies, expecting old John Robinson's
CIRCUS soon.
The concert. Saturday night, was well
attended.
TIE monthly meeting Of St. Johns
Catholic Society was held il the Catholic
school house yesterday,
ME-. DAN. CAMPBELL an employs OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, was
knocked down, Friday, by the breaking
of pole used in packing cars.
TIE war between the Star and Leader
wsxsth warm; yea, even hot.
JACOB DURsr, proprietor of the Oyster
Bay. has on hand q ane lot of lake dsh,
which be will sell cheap. He proposes
keeping large assortment OF fish during
the season. Meals served at all hours.
| Give him call.
Cow, of the Leader, speaks of our be-
ing Christian because we put IN sun.
day afternoon reading his paper. Don't
know about the Christian part prooao J
we imbibe 1t from the columns OF tnaI
divine sheet, the Leader.
MARTINS FERRY.
Rev. ARMSTRONG OF the Episcopal
church OF Wheeling held service 10 the
Presby terian church OF this place Thurs
day night of last week.
The grand jury at St. Clairsvilse last
week, found true bill against Buck
Burrlss for stsbbing with intent to Kill
l. Spense, ESQ, who has been on q
business trip ottwo months through the
States of Iadana, Illinois and Missouri,
returned home last Thursday. He re-
ports bus mess rather dull in his line IN
the west.
SOME of the men who went west to
engage in the door plato business have
returned, not feeling very much hatterea
with the prospects.
SATURDAY was pay day at Rainey's
coal works
DIR. j ID. HOBENsACK will soon have
his new house on Hanover street COM
pleted for-some good tenent to occnPy It,
TIE first picnic Of the season was held
in Glens Run Saturday by company
OF our embryonic ladies and gentlemen
PEOPLE have almost ceased enqulrln
about when the Ohio City mill is going
to start up.
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AauaIic News.

A twenty dollar bet was made oy
James Peters at the TrivoIl sunday
night, with Charlie Miller, that Clator OF
the Bro gn boat club will win the coming
race. -,
L.. Prayer, Daniel Wilson, Theo-
dore Fisher and Sock Hlldebrand, OF
the +. A. Britt Boat Club, rowed 10
Steubenvile and return, Saturday, IN u
tour CARED she'll.
The boys are getting in their work
prscticing.
Billy Schard looks well, but Is SO
mperturbaby taclturn that ms views
relative to the contest between hun ana
Morris car not be sscertsined. Both are
quietly preparing for the race, though
the past few days have not been very
favorable for trsining.-PittS. Dispatch.
A skitf race took place on the lower
course, Saturday night, between VIM
Bobbit and Fred. Bobblt. The stakes
were key of beer ard box OF cigars.
The distance rOwed WAS one mile, Fred.
coming out ahead by fifty yards. J ho
time made was minutes and 30 seconds.
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,olIcE coUkr-JUpGE cRANMER.
Scarlet Fever.

Notwithstanding the rumors that there
Is at present no scarlet fever OF conse-
quence in the city, and that 1t is not of a
malignant type, we are again called on
to chronicle tie death of two more little
innocents, son and daughter OF Mr..
Joon Farley, the former OF whom died
ut the residence of Mr.. Farley, No. 23l9
Main street, Saturday morning, aud the
latter on Sunday morning. The chill
dren were both taken with the dreaded
disease some ten or eleven days since,
which attained such proportions as to
defy medical skill, and resulted IN death.
Mr. Farley has the sympathy OF many
friends in this sad hour Of bereavement.
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Board OF Directors.

The newly elected Board OF Directors
of the Chillren's Home, will meet ut the
Home this afternoon al 3 o'clock, COR the
purpose OF organizing aud appointing
the lady managers tor 1918. The to-
lowing is the let: Fer President Ben
jsmin Davenport; Vice Presidents, Jno.
l.. Hobbs, Dan'l Z. List; Secretary, Louis
&. Stitel; Treasurer, Miss Gertrude
Lamb; Directors, Mr.. 5. b. Bsrni;z, ".
b. Simpson, B. Davenport, Henry Wal
lace, Jno. l.. Hobbs, LOUIS {. Stifel,
Dan'l &. List, Miss 6. Lamb. W. Z.
Hughes, Hon. &. L. Crsnmer, Mrs. j.
K. Dicksy, Mrs. w. +. Butler.
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STANDARDS.
BUCKEYES.
SCORE BY INNINGS:

8 8 50
Standards ......~..0 l | 0 0 o.
Buckley o U %
Umpire, kobt. McNichol.
Time OF game, l:i0.
Earned ran, Sta dards |; Buckeyes, 4.
Bases Oh balls, Standard, !: buckeyes, z.
Struck out, standard, 6; Buckeyes 2.
NEWS AND NOTES.
1t is q chronic habit OF the Pits burgh
press to claim partial umpire" when
ever the Alleghenies are scooped.
The Standards have lost three games
with crack clubs and won three the
present season.
The "fies" taken IN by Gallagher, IN
left field, Saturday. are deserving of
mention, and more than atone for the
error made in consequence of the un-
evenness of the ground.
The Bucks say that NcNicho is the
isirest umpire they have yet met with on
their different tours.
The fatal seventh" was safely pass ed
Saturday, but the uncertain eighth"
went back on the bows.
Dick Robinson in centre field did him.
self proud, and made his presence felt.
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A Home Sensation.

The long, loud and continued whis-
Ting of the steamer Express, yesterday
morning about the hour of o'clock,
caused quite a CONSERVATION among the
guests of the St. James Hotel, who
thought fire was consuming the estsb.
hshment. A New York gentleman, who
was among the guests, came down the
stairs at a 2:40 speed, scared nearly out
of his life. When he discovered the
cause, he started back to his room NUT
teripg something about the - steam
boat and fire.
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The marks at the landing last evening
show ed about 9 feet 7 inches.
The Market Boy leaves for Matamoras
at 1890 A. NJ. to day.
Granite State passed down Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock.
There was no Parkersburg boat Sstur-
day morning. The Science will leave
Tor that port to day.
The following passed down Saturday:
Fred. Wilson, Baltic, Resolute, Enter
prise, j. &. Fisher, Diamond, Hornet
No. 2, and Josh Cook.
The Courier, from Cincinnati. is due
up to day.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks en-
route Tor Pittsburgh, passed up Saturday
night.
The Express left for Pittsburgh yes-
terdsy morning.
The Hudson departed, Saturday after
noon, Tor Cincinnati.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May l3.-Rivor feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May lS.-Weather
cloudy, with light rain all day. Wind
northeast. Mercury SO to &c. River
stationary. with 81 4-lO feet. Up
Nashville, Oakland, Iron Mountain.
Down-Schenck, Raven and tow. Bush
ness very dull.
CIxClNNATI, May l3.-River 2SA feet
and falling. Arrived Exchange, Pitts.
burgh. Weather partly cloudy and
mild.
CAIRO, May l9.-Arrived City Of
Helena. Vicksburg; Shinkle, Cincinnati;
Mary Miller, st. Louis; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville; Houston, New Orleans De-
parted-Gi!more, Ohio river; Helena,
St Louis; Shinkle, Memphis; Houston,
Cincinnati; Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
River % feet and falling. Weather
snowery all day; mercury GO.
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Taken In.

The following parties were arrested
Saturday and Sunday for the oiienses
named:
Jasper Clator, violation Of seventh sec
ton. Arrest by Defnbaugh.
VIM. Carney, violation OF seventh Sec
ton. Arrest by st. Meyers.
James Tlerney, violation OF seventh
section. Arrest by Fleming.
James sssidy, violation OF fourth sec
ton. Arrest by Bogsrc.
James Wayde, violation Of fourth sec
ton. Arrest by BOgsrd.
Thomas Smith. violation OF seventh
section. Arrest by Fleming.
George Thompson. vIoistIou OF fourth
section. Arrest b. Fleming.
Siuon Anderson, violation Of eIcnth
section. Arrest by Thompson.
Vim Oscar, violation OF seventh sec
tion. Arrest by Thompson.
S. Foreman, violation of seventh sec
ton. Arrest by Carroll.
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Ghanxe ofIime.

The summer schedule of the Baltimore
and Ohio road, which went into effect
yesterday, is as follows:
Trains on the main line will leave at
$40 A. NJ, 1885 A. NJ, and 6:20 P. y
aud arrive at S:35 A. NJ, 500 P. II. and
l0:45 p. n.
Trains on the Central Ohio division
leave at TAO A. n, 4:lO P. N. and 9:45
P. n. and arrive at $40 A. n, ll:s5 A.
II. and 1920 ?. N.
The trains on the Wheeling, Pitts
burgh and Baltimore division Hemp.
held) leave at $50 A. n. and $40 P. N +,
and arrive ut 1880 4. n. and 4:65 P. II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14

ST. LOUIS, May l2.-The BrU,yu!
Hsrttords did not meet To- DAY % ,u..
OF the rain. Their games cone o. q
Monday and Tuesday, the vas,; y,,.
hitting.
LOUISVILLE, Msy L. The Lo.s
villcs were victorious In TIER t..s,
with the CincInnstis to-day, BY 49,,
Of 2toS.
PHILApELPHIA, May l?-PtlA!l
phias, d; Athletic, !
CHICAGO, May l2,-Bostou', IS q.
Cages o
AMHERST, MAS. May /? -HNura
0. Amhers.s |.
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The Pope's Golden Jubilee.

NEW ORLEANS, May lS.-The golden
Jubilee OF HIS Holiness Pope Plus WAS
celebrated by the Catholics to-day by a
military and civil procession AMI q mass
meeting In Lafayette square, whsre sd'
dresses were made. Bishop Perche, the
reverend clergy and religious of The
archdiocese attended. In the procession
were volunteer detachments OF the
U. s. troops, sailo RS and msrises.
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A R0y Oyerb ard.

Yesterday afternoon little boy, seven
years old, son OF Mr.. Richards, cook on
the steamer Market Boy, while walking
ashore. missed his footing and fell into
the river. Mr. j. II. Suter, first mate OF
the boat. jumped Into yswl lying along
side the boat and caught the child as he
was going under the boat. Had 1t not been
for the timely appearance OF Mr.. Suter in
all probability the child would have been
csrrei by the current under the boat
and drowned.
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Quite an exciting incident occurred 10
one of the party OF ladies from this city,
who visited Gin cinna.i on the Hudson,
during her last trip. 1t appears that
while the party were taking stroll
through the streets looking at the WON
ders of that wicked city. bold bad man
espied a purse attached TO delicate
chain, dangling from the wrist of one of
the ladies. Quick as fash he gave her
wrist severe blow with his knuckles
thinking, probably, that the pain would
cause her to drop the purse
But as it did not have the
desired effect, be suddenly snstched the
article, and with such dexterity that the
chain readily passed from her wrist, and
over her hand and into the thiei's pos
session. The entire operation was but
the work of s moment, and the rascal
was of. The lady screamed Stop
thief, ss did the rest of the party who
all saw the transaction and then thew all
FASTENED in pursuit. The ccmmotlon
and its cause were quickly comprehended
by passing men who hastily gave chase.
The thief was so closely pursued that he
threw the purse to a confederate aud
passed into an alley. The transfer o,
property however was observed, and th.
purse secured and returned to the loser,
while the police took charge of rogue
No. 2, and were busy searching the
whereabouts of No. l, who had taken to
the alley. The party of ladies were
much excited over the incident, and all
clutchsd their wealth with drmar grasp
from that time out His honor. the chief
Of police. desired the excursion party to
hold over 20 as to appear against the
rogues. But the delay and inconvsa.
Isncs 1t would occasion, caused them 10
decline the invitation to assist in the
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Ammunition Performe ed.

Henry Wellingerhof, who has been in
the employ OF Arbenz s. Co, and who
had two OF his fingers cut of three years
ago, was compel cd to have an operation
perforated on the stuos last Friday. MIR.
Wellingerhotf has suffered for some time
on account OF the flesh growing to the
ends of the bones. The flesh was re-
moved and the bones taken out by DR..
Pipes Friday evening.
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C0mn,iteti 10 Jail.

Bcnjsmin Parrish, charged with steal
ing skitf at Wellsburg, and selling 1t to
VIM. Manly, at Bellaire, had preiim;-
nary examination at Welsburg last
week, and in default of bail i'll the sum
of $1,000 WAS committed to Jail. Mr..
Manly is determined to push the case,
and skiff thieves will do well to steer
clear OF that gentleman hereafter, II de-
string to dispose OF stolen property.
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Change of Firm.

Messrs. Hennegsn, Bates & 20. on Sat-
urdsy disposed OF their large jewelry
establishment, on Main street, 10 Mr..
jacob w. Grubo, they gong TO Bsitl-
more, MI, 70 lend their whole energies
to their wholesale house st that place.
Mr.. Grub has been identified with the
house of which he just takes charge for
q number of years, having served an sp-
premiership in the business with the re.
firing firm, and is well known to the pat
rons of that establishment. Being pos
sessed Of a peculiar sptness for the bust
ness, we bespesk for him success
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HE COT kiS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The time of this court, Saturday, was
taken up IN hearing arguments on ap
pllcston of supersedeas to the County
Court, and trsnssclIng miscellaneous
business.
Adjourned TIL the usual hour this
morning,
POLICE CoUkT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The only case before this court Ssiur.
day was that Of Charles Rolf, charged
with disorderly conduct. Charles WAS
mulcted IN the sum of two dollars and
costs, which he paid.
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GaIifnruit uarra

SAN FRA"crsco. May Il -G5ia's's
Maid and R,rus troltoi today a. ~
Jose. the best thrcr % I've hest ]"
Maid won IN three straight best, lh.''
2.l6l and 22li. The second h''' ~
the fais.t ~ n" S,Sl", beat ~ O's'f'
time one half .rrpLd
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The Railroad Conference.

Hugh J. Jewett, Receiver Of the Erie
Railway Compspy, says that the object
of the conference of the past week of rail-
road managers was to If duce the man
ayers OF roads in the west, on nearly all
of which rates are from five to ten per
cent lower than are charged by the east.
ern railroads, TO amend their tariff. Only
by so doing can their competitors IN
other sections get fair play.
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NEW YORK, May ia claim has
been made on William ii. Vanderbilt
by Tennie q. Clsfin for over 100000,
the proceeds, she alleges, of ten thousand
dollars deposited by her with Commo-
dore Vanderbilt in 1871 for speculative
operations. Vanderbilt, before leaving
for Europe, pronounced the claim ridi-
culous
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An Ola Landmark Gone.

Saturday night Mr.. Christian Wolf,
former owner OF the West Wheeling
ferry boat, died ut his residence at that
place. Mr.. Wolf at the time Of his
death was II years of age, and was one
of the oldest residents OF West Wheel
ing, having located there many years
ago The flags of West Wheeling were
at half ms st yesterday, out OF respect to
his mamnrv
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CLEVELAND, May l3.-The STANDARD
Oil Compsny's coopers, 500 IN all, who
struck three weeks ago, will all return to
work on Tuesday at the companys
terms, bu, with a promise that as bust
ress increases, wages will advance. Toe
company also agree not TO employ boys.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transactions in real
estate were received at the office Of the
county clerk Saturday.
Deed made April &c. by DrusiIla Nc
Col!och to Elisha Conley. Tor one acre oil
land in Rchland district, for 500.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
atJ w. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 to 6
cents; "A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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Buy Gloves at Speyer Bros.

l HAVE just returned from the east
with my second stock Of dry goods, trim
nings, notions, SC. which bought at
the lowest cash prices, and will sell very
low for cash. GEO. G. RoTR.
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MexicanCaiiIa Raids.

NEW ORLEANS, May l3.-The Browns
vile, Texas, Ranchsrs, one OF the lead
ing Republican papers Of Texas. says thnt
for the past fifteen months there has
been no cattle ,hievlng on the Rio
Grsnde, and challenges refutstion OF
the assertion.
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H'heeIiug Ee9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New advertisements.

The Debris Of the System.
Postponement of Sale.
Jacob w. Grub -Jeweler.
Wanted-Boy.
For observation-disclosures Courier.
Notice Hennegen, Bates u Go.
Removal -Hennegen, Bates " Co.
For Rent Desirable Residence.
Carpets and observation-disclosures u
Dittmsn.
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Pscket-Carrie Brooks.
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JEANS, Boys Csssimeres, Chevoit shirt.
ings, &c, very cheap for cash, at q. e..
Roth's new stole, 2l00 Main street.
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PIANOS FOR BEGIHSERs.-Severs
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, 1T
ADAMS Il LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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II you want to get 8 cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 60 to l. V. Blends,
ll35 Main street
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Coop calico as cents per yard. at g..
G. ROlh's.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.


CIeVtIaNU q Z
sDaily except Suud .y-Cumberland Ac-
comm odation.
tDsily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. r,.
tSteubenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backwar and
forward between Martins Ferry and
BeIiaiTe, stopping when required al Sher-
man House, IEtnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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JUST received. q lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at l.. V.
Blends.
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TIE Largest stock of Trimmed Hats In
the city at Speyer Bros.
River n eWs.

IL you want TO get suited In pair Of
Shoes, 20 to l.. V. Blends.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the lstes! styles
ust received ~ l.. V. Blends.
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MORE new goods just received st G @.
Ruth's POO Man street.
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FIVE HUNDRED Trimmed Bonnets and
Hats now on exhibition in our millinery
department. Speyer Bros.
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An Exciting Incident.

The cheapest shoes IN the city at l.. V.
Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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BUY Hats at Speyer Bros.

THE finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Blends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
NEVADA ITEMS.

ID. ID. Hughes. q miner. aged twenty
three years. was killed in he Queen
mine at Silverado, sixteen miles from
Eureka. last Saturday afternoon at j
o'clock. In company with Richard q.
Jones he hal gone to the mine on a
visit. and while there they concluded to
drill q few holes aud blast the rock to
pass away the time. A hole had been
drilled and charged. aud Hughes was
holding the candle under the fuse. hAv-
ing admonished his companion TO keep
cut OF harms way. The fuse appeared
20 be stubborn and did not show any
signs OF burning. when all OF a Sudden
nm explosion occurred. killing Hughes
almost instantly.
According to the Carson Valley Nees.
some Of the farmers Of that section are
discussing the propristy OF joining forces
in boring an artesian well ut what may
DO settled upon rs the most eligible
point. IL enough funds can be raised,
the tools will be procured forthwith.
There Is certainly as good prospects for
success NJ In any valley on the Pacific
coast. and water for irrigation thus
secured wouli he a very valuable acqui.
sition.
Israel Doty. formerly n resident oi
Nevada. who went to Utah in 1871 and
subsequently to Colorado. where he en-.
gagged successfully in the sheep business.
MAS murdered by Melicsns ON tho night
OF September 81. in Southern Colorado.
The body was recently found aud taken
20 Animas City for burial. Any one
knowing the whereabouts Of the relatives
Of the murdered man il requested to
write the facts TO John A. Thatcher.
Pueblo. Colorado.
The tax list for Elko county footed up
S93,6i3 81. OF which Ss7. 1G0 &C was
paid in. leaving delinquent S7.SG3 10.
This Is q remarkably good showing Of
the business integrity Of the people Of
Elko county.
Henry Myers. Jr.. who went with his
father to the Black Hills and met with
many hair breadth escapes there, has
returned To Carson. lie says that his
father is in Cincinnati.
Governor Bradley came down to Eiko
from Tuscarora on Fridays stage. He
will 90 To Carson about the first Of De.
csmber and then spend the holidays in
San Jose.
A man named William Isman was shot
at Osceola on Thursday by c. G. Brad
ley. The wounds are moi supposed TO
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

II Is said TO DO the intention Of the
proprietors Of the vacaville Railroad, as
Don ~ the Nara, Bsrryessa and Lake
narrow gauge project is abandoned. IA
extend their line from Winters into Der.
ryessa and Pope valleys.
The Chico Record says q local tsle.
graph line is in contemplation from
Chico 10 Sacramento via Orovills and
Marysville.
The total raisfall in Lakeport this
season, according to Captain j. X.
Frazvr's gauge, Is two and onc.hali
inches.
The work Of organizing the Astoria
and Willamette Valley Railroad Com.
pany is progressing finely.
A slight coating Of snow was visible
on the mountains east Of Lakcport Sat.
urday morning.
Santa Cruz has a new opera honse.
which the papers say is n model Of archi.
lecture.
Michigan Bluff has q temperance 80.
eiety with forty.eight active members.
Sixteen Cinnamon were admitted TO
the State Prison In October.