The Nevada County picayune., 1906-11-30

arcHltect, VIII proDaDly laKe place during Decembe, or January.
 Government officials declare coal supply of United States will last for 5000 years.
 In an attempt to hold up and rob J. Frank Emery, proprietor of the Kentucky house, a second-rate hotel at Kansas City, Kas., Emery was shot in the shoulder and Charles Rumble, aged 32, an iron molder from Independence, Mo, was also founded. Rumble and negro named Hutten were arrested ana jailed. It is believed that Rumble forced the negro to accompany hina.
 Rowing to the will of the church, Rev. Algernon s. Crapsey, rector oi St. Andrews church, of Rochester, W. N., has renounced his ministry in the Protestant Episcopal church in a letter to Bishop William David Walker, of the western diocese of New York. In this letter Rev. Crapsey reaffirmed his belief that the motion of the origin of Jesus, that a son of man was born without a human father, is without founda- tion in history"
 The measures which France and Spain have agreed to get together, in view of the increase of anarchy in Morocco, have been made public. They are strictly precautionary, and are designed solely to meet the requirements of an emergency and to safeguard the lives and property of foreigners at Tangier.
 The postoffice department will be guided by congressional legislation in dealing with the issue raised by the Canadian government in abro gating provisions of the postal con- yention between the two countries relating to second-class matter.
 \ lone robber, masked and armed, robbed 5 passengers on an east bound Chicago X Alton passenger train, near Glasgow, Mo. The rob- Der was arrested before he could leave the train and was taken 10 Glasgow and placed in jail.
 Alr. and Mrs. James NJ. Scott Mitchell, of Salem, Mass, were found dead in bed in roomlng house at Bellevue, east of Salem, 0. Investigation tended to show that Mitchell drugged his wife and caused her death, and then commit ted suicide bs the same means.
 Eleven dead and 104 severely in- iured. is the record of the football season of 1906, according to thes re- sume of the seasons accidents, ill the Chicago Tribune. These figures are compared with the casualties of 1905. when IS players were killed and 159 severely injured.
 Gov. Higgins of New York re fuses to confirm reported intention 10 commute Patrick's sentence.
 Married farmers are needed in Texas, but newcomers should have both experience and capital.
 In only seventeen years the twin tcrritories-Oklahoma and Indian have risen to the twelfth place in road mileage.
 St. Louis pulpits brand trial mar riagc q menace to life, and con demn~ Mrs. Parsons suggestion
 Important issues are involved in the case of the Texas cattle raisers, which will reach the United States supreme court for q ruling on tho rate-making power of the Hepburn law.
 Legal problem confronts the in terstate commerce commission con corning status of many inquiries commenced under the old law.
 Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon church, appeared in the district court at Salt Lake City, Utah, pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful cohabitation, and a fine of $500 was imposed. The complaint was based upon the fact that on May 2l last, President Smith forty-third child was born to Mary T. Schwartz Smith, the Mormon presidents fifth wife, at her home in Salt Lake City.