Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-03-27
On This Coast
Happenings OF The Past
Few Days
Thomas Flannelly Must Hang for
Numbering His Father Marys-
Vile to Have Another Woolen
Mill.

w. J. Bryan is visiting in the SOUTH
west and will be in Pacific coast states
during April
Company |, of the Sixth regiment,
National Guard of California, located
1T Hanford has been mustered into SER
vice with membership of 81.
Mrs. Josephine Paclham committed
suicide at San Jose by swallowing car
bolic acid. She committed the act in
the presence of her husband. She was
young woman and what prompted
the act is not known.
Matthew Matson, chief logger of the
Noyo Lumber company, at Noyo, was
recently killed by being crushed to death
under runaway log.
Because w. w. McGregory refuses to
marry Mrs Clara Il. Eeroyd, his house
keeper he is made defendant i'll suit
for S75. 900 damages for breach of prom
ise The suit has caused Il tremen-
dous sensation in Pasadena, where the
wealthy mining man has his home
McGregory is bachelor 40 on 80 years
of age
Thomas Flznnelly. the San Mateo
patricide. will have to pay the penalty
of his crime on the gallows. For three
years he has been confined at san
Quentin awaiting the action OF the SUI
preme court in his case. A few days
ago IA decision was handed down affirm
ing the decision of the lower court aud
remanded the prisoner to be again SEN
fenced
Philip Armour, James Swan, II. @.
Dufnnd James King, 9. 3. Scoyille
and j. w Hughes have agreed TO give
$1,000 each to build a hospital ut Pasa-
dena. Mr.. Armour is the originator of
the plan.
In the election OF Salinas. Thomas
Benson was chosen mayor by lol ma
jority, John W. Rowling, tax collector,
W. H. Clark, Fred Peterson and n i.
lyman councilman.
\ project is under way to establish u
woolen mill 10 replace the mill recently
destroyed by fire at Marysville. A
subscription list was opened headed by
John Martin, president of the Gas and
Electric company, and n. ID. Rideout,
the bank sr, who subscribed so, 600 each.
Seveuty.five thousand dollars is wanted
for the enterprise.
An accident occurred ON the Oregon
Railway and Navigation compmy's
line near Pleasant Valley, Or, resulting
in the death of two japanese and the
serious injury of another. The section
crew were on handear going down
grade, and around a curve Were mel by
"A freight train drawn by two engines.
The section foreman jumped and saved
his life, but the japanese became be-
wildered and leaped ON the track in
front of the advancing train in their
endeavor to throw the haudear from the
track Three Japanese went under the
engine and two of them were killed.
Frank and Martin Westlalse are nm
der arrest at Sacramento for completely
In the murder of Waits committed there
some weeks ago.
Acting in self-defenso. August la
mote shot and killed Westley Walsh
near San Bcrnardino. Walsh. who was
but 10 years old and stepson of Tom
yarley OF that place, had been indulsing
in liquor, il is said. to an extent that he
became almost crazy. Having a revol-
yer in his possession. he engaged him
self in terrorising passers-bY at Santa
Ana bridge about two and half miles
from town. Iamote came along, riling
n bicvele. Walsh was on horseback. and
as Lamo,e passed by struck him with
his whip. Lamote, who had al25 on his
person, thought Walsh WAS trying to
hold him up, and, therefore, fired ut him
and killed him.
Bert Carlock, "A young miner, took a
terrible plunge of ninety feet down a
perpendicular shaft of the Black Spider
mine, half mile from Keswick, and
beyond a broken leg and severe bruises.
appears uninjure6. The miner role MP
the shaft standi.g ON the edges of the
bucket and holding the cable. Just as
the surface was reached something gave
way and man and bucket plunged down.
How Carlock escaped instant death is a
mystery.
Assessor jameson of Kern county sold
two cars which he had seized for taxes
due upon them. One was the property
of the New England Car Company of
Boston, and the other of the Canada
Cattle Car Company of New York. The
two brought only SOS altogether. Their
combined value was probably $1,000. Il.
Mcdonald, local merchant, was the
purchaser.
Frank Hagermeister, a painter in the
employ of the Santa Fe Railroad at San
Bernarlino. was killed there by a tree
falling on him as he stood by watching
it cut down.
The steamer Waleott, once revenue
cutter, was driven ashore during II
heavy storm off the Alaskan coast and
completely wrecked. The passengers
and crew were saved.
Clarence Q. Webster, n well-knowi
San Francisco artist, died in Oakland a
few days ago.
/ ile memorial library budding whlca
is to he given to the city OF Bakersfield
has been completed, and Will be ior-
mally transferred to the municipality