Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-12-12

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the vessel sprung a leak during the voy.
age, and narrwly escaped being wrecked
Three companies of the Thirtytirst i'll
iantry were ON the transport.
Lightship No. 90 went ashore just
outside of McKensie Head. north of the
columbia river, during storm last
week The crew was saved.
Louis Lederie, news agent on the Sou
thern Pacific whose run was on an ac-
commodation train between Los An.
geles and Redlands fell under the
cars at Redlands, and received injuries
which will probably result in the loss of
Il ;s,os.
james ID. Moore of Chico, Cal, COM
nitted suicide at Salt Lake, Utah, a few
days ago. He was sick, despondent and
had been robbed of his money.
San Jose is to have a new art gallery.
Oil men are organizing to fight agri-
cultural grants III the San joaquin val
ley awarded by the interior department.
The Peruvian bark Libertad and AM
erican schooner Hera were wrecked on
the Vancouver coast during recent
storms.
In the annual football game between
teams from the University of California
and Stanford at San Francisco Thanks
giving day, the former won with score
of 30 to o.
The suit of Indian Lucy against John
Il. Hite for annulment of marriage has
come to an end granting the woman's
prayer. Hite lived with Lucy for many
years and regarded her as his wife, but
IA white woman. The suit was bitterly
fought. Lucy will now bring suit for a
liyision of Millionaire Hite's property.
A big war is expected between trans
continental railroads doing business in
California.
National gnard officials inspected a
site near Santa Cruz last week, where
it is proposed to make permanent camp
ing grounds.
Robert Graham, general manager of
the Fruit Growers express of Los An
geles, says that probably 1000 carloads
OF oranges will be shipped from Sou
thern California to the eastern markets
for the holiday trade and from 700 to
500 carloads from the northern citrus
belt during the same period. Accord
ing to the most reliable estimates from
all the orange districts in the southern
part of the state the orange crop this
season willnot fail short of 10000 car
loads
james III. MeNabb, pioneer and
prominent citizen of Sonoma county,
died recently OF heart failure. lie took
an active interest i'll politics and for
nearly 40 years was connected with the
Petaluma Argus.
The postofiico at Perris was robbed
recently. The burglars secured about
$1,000.
\ six-day bicycle race was started
IN New York Sunday night.
4 syndicate of eastern mills has con
snmmated "A deal ut St Louis for l,250,.
900 pounds OF so-called territory" WOO
for sum said to aggregate ss5o,o0C
Sixty cars, Will be required to transport
il To- its destination III the east.
All the cotton manufacturers in Fall
River, Mass, represented IN the Fall
River association decided that they
would grant an advance of ten per cent
in wages, beginning on Monday. Decem
Der II. In all about $500 hands will be
benefited by the raise.
The will of the late yice.president
Garret A. Hobart, was filed III the Pas
saic county, N. j., surrogate's office
The value of the estate is not given, but
II is understood to be about -, SOC, 900
Mrs Jennie Hobart, tho widow, re
ceives 81 100000 and one-half of the
remainder after IA number of bequesti
are paid, the son, Garret a. Hobart, Jr
inheriting the other half when he at
tains his majority.
4 fire was discovered on the secont
floor OF the large wholesale grocery o
Gr1ggs, Cooper q company at st. Paul
Mimi, one of the largest concerns il
the west. The flames spread rapid,
and $laO. .000 damages were done befor,
the fire was under control. The firm
carried stock worth at least $500, 900
which WAS well insured.
The tobacco trust has raised the pric,
of plug tobacco. The Continental To
bacco company has sent out ii notilica
ton to all jobbers that there will be al
advance of four cents per pound on al
plug chewing and plug smoking tobacc'
on December /. All orders unfille,
will be Cancelled and must be resubmit
ted under the advance schedule.
While a section of Battery b Of til,
National Guard of Pennsylvania wa'
firing II governors salute of /, gun
during the parade i'll Allegheny peced
ing the unveiling of Il Spanish gun cap
tured and presented to Allegheny city
a premature discharge of one of tn
runs occurred and three men We're hurt
George StarSey's left arm was blow
off. and his eyes We're blown out. IL
was standing in front of the gun ram
ming. His injuries are fatal. Th
other two men We're badly hurt, bu
win recover.
An unknown white man closely mask
ed held up the two messengers Ill
Southern Express company ear nea
Charleston. ). c., and under cover Q
a revolver compelled them to give u
n 100 in cash. Eight thousand dollar
m another safe was overlooked by tn