Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Pacific Coast News.

the Weeks Dispa atches.
The Great Northern railroad has made
. deep cut in western passenger traffic
The rate from st. Paul to Puget sound
10 now 925.
The County bank ut San Luis Obispo
has closed its doors.
George LAymance, wanted for murder
committed at Healdsburg, was recently
captured near Fort Smith, Ark.
Several towns throughout Solsno coun.
ty are threatened with q water famine.
Two miners, one named Chase and
the other Will Scadden, were killed by
blast ut Three Stars mine, near
Auburn.
The torpedo-hoat Fox, constructed al
Portland recently, has sailed for San
Francisco where it is to be turned over
to the government.
Governor Gage has expressed his in.
tention Of reappointing Mrs. Phebe
Hearst regent of the state university.
Bank Of Paso Robles at Paso Robles
failed to open its doors for business last
Saturday morning.
As the result Of dispute between
father and son, jos Il. Bandeni, aged 20
years, is in the receiving hospital in San
Jose with bullet in his brain and death
close ut hand, and Nick Bandeni, the
father. is nursing knife wound in the
aeck and another in the hand, neither
Of which Ia serious
The differences between the RAiGn
Growers association and the packers Of
Fresno have been finally adjusted. The
association will make the sales and the
packers will receive liberal commission.
The packers will form an organization
with q capital stock of $500. 900. OF which
ol00, 900 Is to be In cash.
Dave Evans shot and killed Libby
White Ut Nanimo few days ago. He
then committed suicide. No cause Is
known. The man was professional
wrestler and the woman q singer.
A stage line is to be run between
Stockton and Jackson, in opposition to
the railroad.
Lately there has been q remarkably
heavy run of rockcod in Monterey bay
The Chinese Of Monterey are consider.
ably excited over the discovery Of . case
Of leprosy in the local Chinatown. The
leper was found by the Monterey health
officers, and the afflicted man has been
removed to pesthouso.
Oliver +. Clark. an aged resident Of
Colfax, Cal. was struck and killed by =
train there few days ago.
Alfred Z. Larke Of Dayisville was
killed Friday afternoon by tho csving in
Of well on the ranch of Mrs. 9. +.
Green. near Plainfeld. Larke and B.
F.. Noel were engaged in enlarging the
well aud were at the bottom Of it when
the sides csved in. covering Clarke 10 a
depth of four feet and burying Noel up
to his waist. The latter was apprised Of
the danger by the crumbling Of the
earth, and grabbed the stand pipe in
time to save his life. The dead man
leaves wife and six children. He was
\ native Of Canada and N years old.
About 60 families living at Calabasas
have applied to the Los Angeles super
visors for aid. they being destitute Of
provisions aud without the means to ac-
quire livelihood. Formerly these peo.
pie made bare living by chopping
wood aud hauling it to Los Angeles, but
horse feed has reached such high
price that they have been compelled to
dispose Of their horses and mules
Most of the people are Mexicans.
The Bencia Agricultural works at
Benicia has received u contract from
the government for 100 handcarts, 81
delivery wagons and 10 ambulances
When completed they will be shipped
to Manila.
Governor Gage has appointed r. ].
Redmond q supervisor of Monterey
county, vice G. 8. Redmond. resigned.
The fishing schooner Myrtle. Captain
J. @. Hanson, was wrecked OF the coast
OF Vancouver island in the first storms
that swept up from the south during the
last of January. Unless saved by a
miricle. Captain Hansen and the three
members Of the crew went down with
their ship. Wrcckage which il identi.
flied as coming from the Myrtle drifted
upon the Vancouver island shore ut the
time.
| Ex.Supervisor Charles w. Garrett Of
Fresno county charged with bribery
was acquitted by jury in the superior
court. He was accused of receiving q
money consideration from James X
Hopkins. with view to influencing his
vote as member Of the board Of super.
visors last summer.
Welcome A. Botkin has applied for q
iivorce at San Francisco from his wife
Cordelia Botkin, who was found guilty
If the murder Of Mrs. John p. Dunning
A duel with pistols between two mine
owners took place at the Wagner Gar
mine situated near Ashland, Or, whiei
resulted in the killing Of @. I. Evans
The other participant, Lon Edward,
went to Ashland, reported the shooting
and surrendered to the authorities.
8. N. Griffith proposes to oonstruc
and operate an electric railway At Fresn,
and extend 1t into the colonies adjoin
ing the city and, besides his passenge
service, to run freight cars, enablinI
vineyardists and wineries to ship thsi
produce to Fresno. II the idea 10 con
summated, the San joaquin Electri
company will furnish power.
The Marysville Woolen mills. ewns'
by d. e. Knight d Co., were totally de
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