Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - January 28, 1902, Woodland, California ESTABLISHED WOODLAND CALIFORNIA TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY PRICE FIVE CENTS PURELY PERSONAL Comings and Goings Known People Social Gossip of Interest About Those Who Dwell in or Near the City of Woodland E Poffenberger Is In this city S went to Jackson Monday Supervisor J N Decker Is In this city E T Clowe has returned from San Francisco George Hupley was an arrival on tbe noon train B W went to Sacramento this morning Miss Elsie Greene went to to this morning Henry Kraft went to San Francisco Monday afternoon Mrs C P Thomas went to Sacra mento this morning Dr was a southbound pas senger Monday afternoon Otto Richie and Theodore Muegge were arrivals on the noon train Miss Mary Shannon left this morn ing for San Jose to attend the state GASHED BY A HARROW A Young Laborer Badly Hurt on the Laugenour Farm normal school Hart and Supervisor Burns were arrivals from Sutter county Mon day afternoon T R Lowe anil wife and Mrs W W day Brownell returned from San Francisco this morning Mr and Sirs J R Poster and Herbert Sultana a recent arrival from Kentucky and about 17 years old Is In the county hospital as a result of painful Injuries Inflicted upon by the iron of a big harrow The young man was in the employ of Charles Laugenour Monday after noon he was driving a big team hitched to a harrow and riding the near wheel horse Tired of sitting astride he threw hie left leg to the near side and was riding sideways The leader suddenly shied and the young man fell to Uie ground Before he could recover the harrow was upon him His clothes were rent into tat ters and his body and limbs were bad ly mutilated by the harrow teeth There was scarcely a square inch that escaped injury A scalp wound In the shape of a horseshoe is perhaps the most serious one While the muti lations were numerous and painful fortunately none of the harrow teeth reached a vital spot His body was dragged some distance before it was freed from the harrow Mr our who witnessed the accident from a distance hurried to the young mana assistance Ho was first taken to Mr home and afterwards to the county hospital where he submit ted to dressing and sew ing up of his many wounds without manifesting any pain Considering the character and num ber of his Injuries Jie passed a com night and Is resting easy to HONORING REVOLUTIONISTS ter Miss Pauline went to San Fran cisco Monday afternoon Miss Catherine Miller who has been visiting G W Greene and family re turned to Oakdale this morning Local Brevities Mrs Tena Caldwell is on the sick list Miss Nina Fltz is reported to be se 111 Thero la talk of a new steam being started in this city Tho Native Sons will hold a smoker Wednesday evening Mrs Margaret Ludden is very 111 at the residence of her daughter Mrs J A Murray P Bruton will attend to the law business ot the town of Winters for a year August a Jeweler bearing tbe highest recommendations arrived from San Francisco Sunday and Is In the employ of B Praet Old armory hall will be the scene of a gay time next Saturday evening when the Hermann Sons give their domino party The committee has Completed all arrangements and the is an assured success In the record of the revolutionary 1776 soldiers who made the pld town of Camillus county New York their home are found 40 names that will be Inscribed upon the memo rial tablet which It is proposed to erec to the memory of the revolutionary soldiers of county by th sons and daughters of the American revolution A stone will also be erected James Harrington who was in a com pany of dragoons commanded by Cap tain Solomon Van In tin squadron of Major Winston unde General Anthony Wayne Mad An thony from May 1792 to May 1795 He was wounded in battle with th Indians near the rapids of the Wyam river in 1794 He died June 7 1857 aged years He was the grand father of Mrs S B of this city ley G E Winning pastor of the B church will deliver a lecture Sunday evening February 9th on a subject relating to the moral and so cial welfare of the community With a view of getting practical data he has addressed a communication propound ing alx leading Inquiries to about twenty well known residents ot this city HANDSOME AND TALENTED The Fresno Republican In speaking of the opening night In which the play was My Wifes Baby says the lead was In the hands of Miss Msy Powers an acquisition to the company since Its engagement here last fall She is a handsome woman with considerable talent A BANKRUPT In the matter of O Lucas the creditors have been served wit the following notice The first meeting of the creditor will he held at room 4 Joseph built ing Sixth and K streets Sacramento California on the 8th day of February A D 1902 at 10 oclock In the fore noon at which time the said creditors may prove their claims ap point n trustee examine the and transact such other business as may properly come before Bald meet ing CASE The case of the people vs Simpson was resumed today Judge Summers presiding In Judge Huggles court C L W flush was recalled for and was still on when this report closed The wedding of Miss Blanche Rut Delano and George W was solemnized in Sacramento today Tl bride Is a Bister to Mrs E G Griffin of this city went over t Sacramento Monday afternoon accom by Miss Griffin wh will be one of the bridesmaids B G Griffin and sisters Misses Georgia an Edna went over this morning to a tend the ceremony witha weak digestion belching sour stomach or If you feel dull after eating try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Price 26 cental Samples free at J V cures or 60 reward Price ja For sale In Woodland by J tho druggist Excelsior Compound la un surpassed as A substitute for coffee Ask or It Ask your grocers for Golden most palatable and nutritious substitute for coffee AH tope furnished Disc plows Lord t Murray HULEN Manager Fisher Is receiving floods letters from Eastern players but tailing hio time In studying their re before making his selections H has retained Hulen however and w probably name others within a aho REMARKABLE CURB I have a few words to say Chamberlains Cough Remedy my little boys life and I Ie that I cannot praise It enough bought a bottle of it from A E Steer ot Goodwin 3 D and when I g JOTS ems Gleaned From the County Offices olo and Sutter Counties Accept the Railroads Proposition in the Bridge Matter A FORMER Passes Away in Pierce Conn y of Washington Friday January will he the last ay upon which to file claims against ie county The default of the defendant has en entered In the divorce proceed igs of Ella Tubbs vs Henry D Tubbs The board of supervisors met this As Supervisor Snider could ot be present until the afternoon no was transacted nt the morn ng session but the time was spent In with Supervisor Burns In elation to the Knights Landing bridge after The board also looked over he reports of the viewers appointed n a petition for an extension of what s known as the Gibson road from the road that parallels the railroad o the Stringtown lane road a distance one mile From the report It was earned that the persons whose land he extension would pass through laim damages aggregating about 5000 The amount IB BO much larger ban was expected that It is probable hat the supervisors will deny the pe for the extension During the conference in relation to he Knights Landing bridge it was dc eloped that Supervisor Burns wants Yolo county to bear twothirds of whatever expense the two counties may incur as a result of the construe lon of a new bridge or leasing egos from the railroad company Supervisor Snider attended the after noon session He submitted a from the railroad company the company agrees to lease he bridge to the two counties for 11000 each a year the counties to keep he plank floor in bridge In re pair The board went into executive session to consider the proposition After the it was announced that the railroad proposition will be accepted Yolo county will pay and Sutter coun ty 800 a year rental The expense of repairing the flooring will be borne equally The board was considering the ng schedule when this report closed Judge C L Beach was n one time n resident of Yolo county and Is well re membered by many of the old resi dents He left Woodland for the north In the year 1877 or the year following He a of Mrs S n Relyea of this city The following is taken from the Independent of Pierce county Washington Decem ber 27 1301 Judge C L Beach one of the planner residents of Puyallup died at his homo at p m Thursday December in 1901 from a complication of diseases He had been sick for a long time at times suffering intense pain The fu neral was conducted at his Into resi dence on Sunday nt 1 p zn under the direction of the Masonic fraternity Rev Benadom of the Methodist church spoke words of cheer and con dolence regarding Judge life history which was only that of an honorable one also of his manly prin ciples and splendid character and his unswerving devotion to his home and the welfare of his family The de ceased was 74 years and 9 mouths of age at the time of his death He had been a prominent member of the order of Masons for over thirty years and held the highest positions under the jurisdiction of that order three differ ent times that of master Mason In terment was in Woodbine cemetery A LONELY DEATH Albert Zins Lifeless Body Found in a Shed Deceased a Laborer Who Claimed to Be the First White Parson Born in Sacramento THE WEATHER The weather is somewhat today Ulan It was Monday but Hie backbone of the cold snap is by no means broken as yet The news from the east is to that the most Intense cold prevails In this state such cold weather has not been known for many years There is a possibility that the ex treme low temperature may be fol lowed by a rainstorm Snow fell steadily all day along the Hue of the Central Pacific railroad from to Emigrant Gap Monday ami at a late hour last evening the snow lay 22 inches deep at Summit The signal service predicts fair wea ther tonight cloudy weather day and n killing frost Wednesday morning ORANGE TREES A Grower Who Does Not Disturb the Boots C R Dustin whose place Is near Acampo has a yard full of orange trees that are said to be the finest In this neck of the woods They are luxuriant and bear splendid crops of large smooth and delicious fruit The Herald man Interviewed Mr Dustin to learn the secret of his suc cess in citrus culture I early noticed said he that the roots of the orange He on the surface of the ground and when I plowed about my orange trees I tore their fine roots up In a most horrible manner I made up my mind quit cultivating them and let the roots have their own way but I kept on covering the ground about them with fertilizers and giving them all the water they needed It wan marvelous the way they thrived after that now Iteen my orange trees well mulched but I never put a plow or spade into them My neigh bors say I have the finest orange trees they see Herald TWO MORE CASES Amos Boots and wife have been feel ing unwell for two or three days Monday night smallpox pustules made their appearance Both cases are very mild Mr and Mrs Boots live on Westcott street near the homo of Wil liam Clary whose case was among the earliest developed The case the first one developed in this city came from Mr Clary hauled Mr baggage to the residence and it is supposed that he caught the contagion in that way As he was unwell several days before he went to bed there is a possibility that he was the cause of many people being exposed Dr Curtis reports that nil his cases are convalescing and need no further medical attendance a native of Sacramento and about 52 years old found drad In a woodshed ill tbe rear of A saloon ou Main street about oclock Monday afternoon During tbe he passed some time in Mr saloon sitting by the stove He complained to the er John Jung of a severe aln In the stomach He appeared to be very ner Several times he passed out of th rear door The last time he was alive was about 3 oclock After being out nearly half an hour his absence was noticed by Mr Jung who went back to make an Investigation He found the woodshed door open and the dead man was on the with both clasped over his heart Mr Jung notified the coroners and the body was removed to the morgue Upon the person of the decease found in coin and n of deposit for on the o Yolo dated January 20 1002 Dr Palmer held an autopsy Monday evening Au examination of the brail showed Hint the Immediate online o death was cerebral hemorrhage At 2 oclock this afternoon Corone Bean summoned the following jurors S B W II Troop James Old ham G G Troop O I and W J Baker for the purpose o holding an Inquest The testimony of the John Jung and that of Dr who performed the autopsy was in traduced The Jury reached the fol lowing verdict The cause of death was the bursting of blood vessel Induced by us of alcohol The deceased was well known in till county and had been residing at th Pacific House since lost harvest II was employed by the brothi on Grand Island for He was also employed as bead of of the departments of the Daniel Be machine works nt Sail Leandro fo several years He was born In and claimed to be the first white son born in Sacramento His early life was spent in Suite county where his parents soon after his birth Both nro dcai but he a sister whose are unknown The funeral will occur afternoon at oclock from D Bean Sons undertaking parlors INJURED IN ITALY Louis the son of Fred Martinelli of this city Is attending school in Italy Home time ago the lad injured one of bis and the injured member so badly bruised that it refused to heal Mr Martinelli received Information a few days ago advising him that an op would probably he required He immediately sent a telegram author izing the physicians to proceed with the operation If deemed necessary Mr Martinelli says that if the opera tion Is successful he will send for Ills son to come home next summer Some time ago my daughter caught a severe cold She complained of pains in her chest and had a bad cough I geve her Chamberlains Cough Rem edy according to directions and in two days she was well and able to go to school I have used thU remedy In my family for the past seven and have never known It to fall says home with It the poor haby could James merchant hardly breathe I gave the medicine Bay Jamaica West India islands The every ten minutes an directed until pains in trie Indicated an sp he threw and then I thought preaching attack of pneumonia which sure he was going to choke to death I his Instance was undoubtedly We had to pull the phlegm out of his ward A off by Chamberlains Cough mouth in great long J am Remedy It counteracts any tendency If I hadnot got that bottle cold Sold by of cough medicine my boy would not J V druggist be on earth Joel Demont In wood Iowa Tor wit by 3 V Lelth old Petaluma Incubators and brooders best on market Lord ft Murray AGRICULTURAL DIRECTORS The term of C R Hoppin anil F I Owen members of the board of ora oi the Fortieth agricultural dl association lias expired meeting of the directors was held th afternoon to recommend the names t their successors Under the law il necessary to two residents i Sacramento rounty F Pronto anil F were HEAD CONSUL IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE The fame of Arnica Salve as the best In the world extends round the earth Its the one perfect healer or cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers aches pains fel ons and all skin eruptions Only In fallible pile cure a box at W H Lawsons drug store A NOTED MARKSMAN Captain George E Bartlett who does rifle and shooting in the Interests of the Peters Cartridge Co and the King Co of Cin Ohio will give nn exhibition of his skill In Woodland on Thursday January Full particulars can be had from U B Cranston the local agent for these celebrated goods Jt STATEMENTS REPAIRS ON DITCH Concerning Woodland Appearance We flml the following In the Sacra onto Nee Warde the In Woodland a few slits npo presenting The inl The local papers referred to fact that the audience was ami one paper the opinion that the crowds away on account of the high price for When Frederick appeared st In Woodland It was in King Lear ml not In The Mountebank The au was neither small nor unap There were a few vacant uts in the gallery but every sent In 10 dress and parquet filled ml It WHS necessary to bring In a of chairs to accommodate the While the demonstrations may ot have been as effusive as those that reeled Mr Wanle elsewhere there cer was no laeli of appreciation t the general verdict that Mr one of the most Intensely Shakespearean performances vcr witnessed In this city HOUSANDS SENT INTO EXILE Every year a largo number of poor whoso lungs are sore and with coughs are urged to go to nother climate Hut this Is costly ml not always sure Dont bo an ex lo when Dr Kings New Discovery oi Consumption will euro you a ome Its the most Infallible Inu for coughs colds and all and lung diseases on earth Tho firs lose brings relief Astounding cures from persistent use Trial bot les free at W II drug store bottle guaranteed J R McCrodan successor to curries a full lino of domestic imported cigars tobacco A Fores hit to Work on Moore System By Homing a Full Head of Water Will Be Running in the Ditch The high water last December wash ed away a portion of the gravel top of the that diverts the water from ache Creek Into the Moore ditch It also undermined the bulkhead In order to prevent the ditch from filling up with sediment during the flood sea son a dam was constructed In the flitch a short distance below tbe head As a result there has since been still water In so much of the ditch as is above this dam Managers Moore and Wall have con cluded to take chances on having the ditch filled by sediment They believe that the chances are more than even that thero will be no more big floods this season On Monday they put a force of a dozen men to work raising the dam across the creek by piling sacks of gravel on top of It The water 13 now running about nine Inches over the top of the dam They aro also digging out the tem dam across the ditch and by Thursday morning a full head of water will be turned Into the ditch The work now under way is only a to provide for a present emergency If the managers distrib ute water enough to meet all the ex penses Incurred they will bo satisfied The present demand for water is very urgent and they are anxious to meet it Tho Improvements to be made in the spring will be of a more permanent character The Question Is you euro to from 10 pop cent to flO per cent on your every day In Dry Goods If you do see us before this walo closes K I listed hore la a bargain Odds and ends in marked less half price Odds and ends in childrens Underwear and values for Odds urn ends in Laco Curtains at big savings Jackets Wrappers Muslin Underwear none bat the best at 20 per cent off Fancy Hosiery value for Gents Wool Socks worth now S pair for lancy Shirts former price now ladies Under Skirts all at cut prices Short lengths in Dress Goods and Silks at less than cost prices See Windows Sale Closes February 1st THE WHITE HOUSE Did You Ever Clean House F A of Denver consul of the Woodmen of the will soon be In this slate On Fobri ary 9th ho will be tendered a Wg r in Sacramento and mom of the local lodge an talking of s Ing a delegation from Madrona No ISti The mailer will nt the next meeting of the TN A DAY Mystic Cure fni and rheumatism in 1 to 3 days Its action upon Ibr system Is remarkable and It re moves at once the and the dis ease Immediately Tho and Sold by J V druggist Wood land SPECIAL Big reductions In 20 per cent off on trimmed hats breasts 25 and 50 cents Outing hats and Come curly and get your choice MRS M M LAMBERT Secund Et north of Wove bcon Camo across some lots thai have lin gered Not a thing tho matter with the fact It aston ished nir salt forco Not one of tinin but says thit they could have aoM times had they Hot been buried under tho big lots Well thuy aru heru Our blun der moium good for tho economi cal buyer Here arc a FEW red Undershirts sold for our blunder makes them cents Silver and Monarch colored Shirts nearly till aizes were our blunder makes thuin 60 cents Silver and fancy Dress Shirts and up und down stripe you know they aro the style all sizes our blunder makes them 73 cents Childrens heavy ironclad black Hose the name their wearing qualities all sizes from 6 to sold at 26 cents per pair blunder safe 2 pairs for 25 cents Childrens and Infants white cotton and wool sold for 26 cents each our makes them 10 cents each Imported Saxony Wool ami Crochet Stlk on spools nearly all sold for 25 cents our blunder makes them 12 cents We regret we have not tho space to enumerate all the cleanup bargains in store for jou Make a personal call We pay our sale force to show goods Peoples Trade Palace BEAU IN MIND THAT WE AUK Insurance ents M well aa buyers Ws represent a line of oldest and most insurance both for eign aud We thU all of de tails Consult lu bufore roar Balfour Woodland California
