Temporary bonds set in Gates brothers case trial
Dr. af. L. Cooper and Urban Hutchings filed affidavits alleging abusive talk by the Gates brothers during the Cooper versus Emery and Laud Gates case. A verdict of 230 dollars was rendered. The defendants were brought into Superior Court, bail set at 1040 dollars until Thursday next, with trial slated for Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Bond to keep the peace. Bonds posted by D. O. Wond and W. Hatton. Judge Minor fined Dieterer Altor and Walthall 10 dollars for contempt, later remitted after district attorney explained time mix-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af. L. Cooper
Urban Hutchings
Gates Brothers
Cooper
Emery
Laud G. Gates
W. H. Hatloo
Minor
D. O. Wond
WI. Hatton
Tudge Minor
Dieterer Altor
Walthall
Tency
First Grain Fire of Season Near Oakdale
The county records the season's first grain fire near Oakdale that burned 145 acres of KG Benson and Mrs J Fogarty land. Dennis O Meara ranch hay burned as a large crack and the blaze started around dawn from a spark from a Sierra railroad engine. Local men fought flames with cross plowing, ending at noon. Loss and repairs are not known here.
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Esason
Oakdale
Benson and Mra
J. Fogarty
Dennis O'Meara
Sierra
Doula Walther
Will Fogarty
Hy G. Buncon
Fogarty
Horse Litigation At Oakdale Court Delays Possession
A Saturday case at Oakdale involved a horse described in a newspaper ad. WITnesses identified the animal as Donnelly's to claim possession, while others said it was not. The court ruled Lietch should hold possesion as the case proceeds to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Ballac
Oakdale
Avaston
T. W. Donnally
A. L. Liston
Fio
Donnelly
Lietch
Bound for Nome by G. C. Lane voyage
Mr and Mrs T M Lane and G C Tulloch accompanied Andrew Lane and David Tulloch to San Francisco Sunday. The young men plan to seek Noma on board the G C Lane Monday. They are the sons of Lane and Tulloch families of the locality. They embarked on an 8000 mile voyage toward the north to seek precious metal with high hopes for success. Krank Pelee, related to Mig G D Lane, passed Oakdale Tuesday and will go for the far north by the rawe steamer Oakdale Leadar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Lane
GC. T. Tulloch
Andrew Lane
David Tulloch
San Francisco
G. C. Lane
Sonora
Krank Pelee
Mig
G. D. Lane
Oakdale
Fire destroys nine Jamestown buildings in cyan flood of flames
A gas stove fire on Tenth Street Modesto Saturday afternoon May 25th ignited a blaze that swept nine buildings in the Sizeon hotel block. Winds fanned the flames as residents and insurers tally losses with no wide coverage. several insured properties show limited protections.
Death of Miss May L Islip in Modesto
Miss May T Islip beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs J Islip died this morning at her home on Fourteenth Street after lingering illness. A native of the county she was 30 years 6 months and 28 days old. Funeral from the family residence on Wednesday June 5 at 2 pm. Interment in Modesto cemetery with Reverend Frederic C Low officiating. The bereaved family and community extend sympathy in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May T
Airy J
Islip
Fourteenth Street
Consyorpion
Ilnea
Dai
Thin Coputy
Welock P
Griesetricken
Modesto
Frederic C. Low
Personal notices and local movements in town
Mrs. W B Wood left for San Francisco to consult an attorney in legal matters. Beardatey of Stockton attended to business. J W Hows and wife visited relatives from Stockton. Mr and Mrs Bride left for the Buffalo Exposition and other points. Walter Bacon, brother, ill at his daughter’s home in Crow’s Landing. Mrs M Maze and Javsu Br Finley traveled to Woodland for the Dire J MM Day funeral. Albert Monotti, nephew of A Mo potti, was in town. Pearl Rawdee, widow Bread Mead, started for Michigan after learning of her brother’s illness. L L Dennett, Dr Surryhoe, Will F Sargeant and George Grenfell left for LaGrange to boat up the canal downstream. Dr A Je Zebel married last night to Miss Maybelle Getz in San Francisco. The couple stopped at Modesto this afternoon en route to Los Angeles. Tana B Booth, formerly at Confidence mine, returned Monday for her son Chars who is very ill with typhoid fever. Charlie, a bright Oakdale High School student, may have fallen ill due to heavy study. Oakdale Leader reports.
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M. Maze
Javsu
Br. Finley
Woodland Vanterday
Dire
J. MM. Day
Albert Monotti
A. Mo“potti
Fle
San Fran
Tana B. Booth
Cata
Hia
Eon Chars
Charlie
Oakdale
Oakdals
Reno Marriage Unites Mrs Dn Hardin and Thor Chappall
Mrs Dn Hardin of Reno and Thor Chappall of Mariposa county wed at Renny Nevada last week. The bride, formerly married to Alfred Hardin, is the daughter of Myra Bhaffer of Orange Blossom Colony. The couple were observed with good will Monday eight and planned to honeymoon at Mars Park. The bride was divorced in February in Oakdale.
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Dn Hardin
Thor
Chappall
Mariposa County
Renny Nevada
Alfred Hardin
Mya, Bhaffer
Orange Blossom Colony
Marts Park
Oakdale
Decoration Day Oration At Oakdale
The Oakdale Leader reports Decoration Day exercises with J Haver of the city delivering the oration. Attorney P J Hazen of Modesto was introduced by President Warfield who praised the choice and the brief remarks of the speaker, noting the audience had already sat long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
J. Haver
P. J. Hazen
Modesto
Warfield
Oil Land Bonded Near Oakdale for 500 Per Acre
Mrs M V Byrum of near Oakdale bonds forty acres in Madera County for a year and a half to the Panama Oil Company at 500 dollars per acre. A company representative sought to bond the entire Byrum tract but was refused. A recent visit convinced Mrs Byrum the land is suited for oil and she expects it to pay. A well is now being sunk on the land that was bonded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. V. Byrum
Oakdale
Madera Quiety
Panoche
Mra. Byrum
Har
Mra. Byram
Boru Dish Delights Creamy Five Part Recipe
A cryptic note describes a creamy dish for five with mentions of a place or person, the Moge Rose, and a mil Subscriba. It hints at a Newa context and asks what is happening, suggesting an informal Culinary or social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boru
Céoty
Mil
Death notices from a Western state archive
Multiple brief obituaries dated June 1901 list Day Al Woodland Belle wife of John M Day aged about 34, Donnelly Edward James Dugnelly aged 37 at Harr’s Ranch California, and Slip Al Modesto Stay L daughter of Mr and Mrs Islip aged 80 years all with state-origin notes and minor transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
al Woodland
Belle
John M. Day
Afissouri
Golden Gate Club Wheat ReportedNear New Mao Ranch
County Assessor J F Campbell notes seet wheat samples of Golden Gate Club raised on a ranch near New Mao. The heads are solid and come of the merhoe have twelve wernely. Similar grain is said to be widespread in the neighborhood and the San Joaqua River area will be heard from during the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Campbell
Golden Gate Club
Newmao
Merhoe
San Joaqua
Habeas Corpus Granted in New Man Case
A writ of habeas corpus was granted for John Richards of Newman for a ninety day period related to indecent exposure. The record notes Griffin served as the attorney for the defendant and mentions a carved emblem or tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitemnons Task Jude’ Minor
John Richards
Newman
Grifin
Guresestul
Upphcen
Auction sale of mules and stock at Oak Park ranch
Auction at Keptws stableg Modesty on Friday and Saturday with 9d head of horses and mules, 60 heads of draught mares and a batch of musty colts. Terms: under 50 dollars cash, over 50 bankable notes at three months or 10 percent. Also listings of drinks and ice cream at nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wovelnek
Oir Oak Park Ranch
Sonny Milea
Sute
Emfort Bros
The Best Flour Promoted by Stanislaus Milling Co
The Stanislaus Milling Co at Oakdale promotes The Best Flour as the general favorite for wives and cooks. It is described as cleanly and mille fully made from the best wheat, yielding whiter lighter bread. A trial sack is urged to prove its claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislans Power Arl Milling Company
Oakdale
Stanislaus
Frank Meding’s Front Street Stand Robbed in Bustling Market
A noisy incident disrupted a Front Street stand run by Frank Meding as a thief toppled a display of beer liquor and cigars. Police were alerted and are reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meding
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F. Hutchings
P. H. Medley
Goode
Ciara
Itanne
Dr. Ontrander
Great American Tea Co
Anil
Dr. H. Levinson
Tout Leauwhed
Sen Rancisco
Tynan Hotel
Leviveun
Jeading Episozps
Finupe
Galli States
Nis Ofieg Lie Dle
Neo
Ratca Pyne
Tha News
Nome
Jamestown
Ing
Wall
H. NeVoo
May L. Islip
W. B. Wood
San Franciara
Kvl
Beardatey
Stockton
J. W. Hows
Walter Bacon
Pearl Rawdee
Kewin Elace
Michigan
L. L. Dennett
Dr. Surryhoe
Will F. Sargeant
George Grenfell
LaGrange
Canevas
Lurlock Canal
A. Je Zebel
Bao Francisco
Maybelle Getz
Levy
T Jo
Stanley
Aortex Cellular
Racyclea
A. Stiefrater
Mio
Pd. Conway
Chicago Salson
Noble
Jesse Moore
Cay Netonne
Tve
Wil
Caldwell Bros Dentists Cor
San Joaquin
Ste
H. Vogelnau’s
Patchet Paul Baby
George Vogelmann
Joi Printing
Thi
Fulke
Union Savings Bank
Modesto, Cal
G. B. Plato
Men's Outfitters
Dd. Stetson Maks
Jlamillon Prown and Selz
Schwab Co
Luckingham & Hecht’s
United Workman Shoes
Dutchess Trousers
Royal Tailors
Madeto Measure
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