Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23
We see from the letter head of a

letter received from attorney k. l. Montgomery of New Lewisville Ark. that his father, Col. J. NJ. Montgom cry, is now associated with him il the practice of law, there. Wisl them the best of success.
 Mir. c. o. Weller of the Camder Marble Works, was pleasant caller Tuesday. Subscribed and paid for years subscription to this paper and gave us a nice ad., to which we call attention. He does tirst-class work, at reasonable prices.
 pr. Chas. F. Barham, dentist of Dallas, Texas, who is well known in this county, will visit his mother, at Clayton, Albany township, Monday the 27th, and will be in the commit nity several days, and any of his friends wanting dental work done, should call on him at once, as it will be rare chance to have their work done.
 Mir. c. A. Weller, of the Camden marble works, was up the first of the week, and erected beautiful and fitting monument to Judge Geo. P. Smoote, deceased, in De Ann ceme- tery, for Mrs. Julia Smoote, his wife Monument is of finest Italian marble an eight and half foot shaft, highly polished and finished up.
 Circuit Court opened Monday at 10 O clock, with Judge Hearne in the chair. His charge to the Grand Ju- ry we hear highly complimented. This is his first term here, and our people are highly pleased with him. There are few abler or more efficient Circuit Judges than he. And he is a true blue Democrat, too.
 Dr. Norwood, we learn, applied for a pension as a disabled Confed- crate soldier. As he moved to Washington last December, he ought to know he cannot became a citizen of this State until he has been here year, from the time he returned. And besides, he said he was going back to Washington, and he has not signited in which State he will claim citizenship.
 Prosecuting Attorney J. II. Me- Collum is here at his post, in our Circuit court. Sc far he has made g fine record, convicting law breakers in the Circuit courts of other coun ties, since he was elected to this of flee. He is a young man of growing abilities, with a bright future ahead of him. This is hls first appearance here in his official capacity, and ht is sustaining himself splendidly.
 Dockets in Circuit court are fuller than usual, on account of no session virtually, the past year. Quite ; large number of railroad cases brought here from other counties, or a change of venue. Judge Hearne however, is dispatching business rap idly, and tells us he thinks the tern will not probably last over three weeks. Court opens at s o'clock, a m. and closes at D. m.
 Mrs. Powers, wife of Dr. R l. Powers, died suddenly yesterday morning at 10 o'clock-was talk CT sick Sunday. She was Christian woman, member of the Presbyterian church. We deeply sympathize witl Dr. P, and the children, who ar, left desolatc-may the God of al mercy comfort them. Remains ar, to be inferred today in De Ann ccm etery.
 The Grand Jury in session is com posed of an intelligent, fine body O men. Mir. J. W. Hudson is its Fore man, and II. Stainton secretary while MT. E. T. Mcdaniel as specia deputy acts as doorkeeper. We be lieve they will be cautious, and tin' no true bills on trivial grounds which would needlessly sink thu county deeper into debt, but vii certainly indict in all cases wher the indictment can be sustained b, conviction. The county's interest are safe in their hands.
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