Fresno County notes and legal hints from at least overspill trial and local politics
District Attorney prospects in Fresno and surrounding counties surface in a collage of court actions, indictments and political endorsements. Mentions George W Jones for District Attorney and W A Beatty backing, with references to local officials, judges, and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avai
George W Jones
Arteines
W A Beatty
Horir de Beat
Brittan
D. c
Hese Jones
Fat Hew
Fresno County
Valley Railway Bonds in San Francisco Bulletin
The San Francisco Bulletin notes bond handling for the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway. It discusses allotments at four percent premium, monthly adjustments, and the impact on bond funds. References to Baker and local figures appear in a brief financial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindas
Wil S
Crt Et Company
Cron
Bec Riong
San Francisco Bulletin
San Travcisco
San Joaquin Valley
Baker Tin
Timinuas
Untitled tribute pamphlet fragment hints at community hero
Fragmentary text recalls Josph Hata and hunter friends, a civic figure or benefactor, praised for aid to the needy. Mentions a memorial or funeral and local loyalty, with unclear dates and places, reflecting a small town obituary style.
Countywide R4ISIN Meetings Held Across The County
Fragmented OCR notes describe meetings labeled R4ISIN held countywide with references to attendees, dates, and aims. Mentions of Tomer, Stowers, and others, plus plans about motions, visas, and procedures, indicate ongoing religious or fraternal gatherings and consultative steps.
Died Suddenly Joseph A Huber Passes Away
Joseph A Huber died suddenly yesterday morning after a brief illness ending in apoplexy. Born in Teutschlands, he lived in New York then Nevada before settling in Ynesne. He left a widow and daughter and was a respected business owner with ties to local fraternal societies. A postmortem confirmed apoplexy as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeph Fila
Toruk
Odel
Wheta
Wu Tuber
Malaci
Deceas
Joseph Huba
Tlach
New York
Sears
San Tianisto
Nevida
Yiesne
Ind
Iftrnard Sc
San Francisco
Hub
Busines
Bailone
Beedies
Tunuba
Wibs le
Schcok
Chamber of Cmmerce
Toma
Death of John A Ward at near Tresno
John A Ward died yesterday afternoon at his home north of Tresno. A native of Illinois, he was 62 years old and had lived in the state about five years after coming from Kansas City. He was active in Masonry, serving as Past Master of Temple Lodge in Kuris City. Funeral services will be held after noon from the family residence under Masons direction, with Rev Edward Toole to preach. He leaves two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirks Burleigh
F T Burlegh
Burleigh
Miller
Daston
Wa Hington
Central 5
John D Tieuds
Claus Spreckels
Juvena
Vo Ehler
Hicaith
Chamber of Commerce
Hundi Thousini Club
Deimer
Tourth
Amn Havis
A P Sundmlind
Hogue
Ked Star
Cirmages Yifth
Selma Sresna Fire Department
Tulare
Mariposa
Varinesa
Fresno
Maripo A
Trespo
Warrington
Sn Yesterday Mornings Rerpublican
Ashbrook
Wis
Ashbrod
John
Walt
Tresno
Illinois
Kansas City
Ward
Temple Todge Kuris City
Noor
Masons
Hett
Presbyteria Church
Edward Toole
Toni
Wiletary
DeWitts
Strut Grevk i
Desperate trek to Sierra gold fields in severe winter
L J Wolcott and partner recount a perilous overland voyage by horse and dogs toward the Ithes Herea during a brutal winter. They face blizzards, frozen supplies, avalanches and near starvation while crossing the mountains from Shaguax to Carson with scant shelter and dangerous trails.
Stormy voyage and homeward longing in a Western camp
The writer recalls a storm and a rough journey, describing travels to a distant Northland, a camp life with tenants, and a social evening with visitors from Woodlid Cal. He notes weather, mosquitos, and the remote setting, then reflects on future prospects and a hinted marriage question. The narrative centers on isolation, shared meals, and the hope of a more settled life.
Interesting Meeting of the Red Cross Society Last Eve
The Red Cross Society held its first evening meeting in Hughes hotel parlors with strong attendance. Members discussed preparedness for emergencies, established relief committees to aid families, and planned a float for the parade. A donation receipt from the Red Cross Association was noted, and reminders were made of upcoming duties and a committee to meet in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Hughes Hotel
Seciag
Red Criss Society
J WU Collins
W T Maxwell
Myrtle Wachen
Mass Myrtle Wight
Secme
Ben Thil
Haygood
Alf Lee Gundelfinger
Cassie Tarte
Teah Wemphill
Hemphill
WL Maxwell
Evvner Ubin
Red Liss Association
Ads
Red Finss Weil
Wiss Ligvie Croulhite
Los Angeles
Satunday
Leah Hemphuil
Ser
Miss Crow
Viole Mitchell
Caecative
Ociety
J . Jones
Norton
Jones
Light Sentence for Dumont on Disturbance Case
Recorder Clark sentenced Dumont to ten days in jail for disturbing the peace and ordered him to pay the Penalty. He had failed to appear for trial last Monday, with Peace and Ws bringing him to town for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Clarl
Clark
Heroic act when child saved from oncoming train
A boy near Hinlop narrowly escaped death as a northbound train at forty five miles an hour struck Smith who sprang to warn the child. The engine attempted to stop, but the boy was hit and thrown by the cow catcher. Smith died from injuries. Condia and others witnessed the tragedy and inquest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinlop
Tommy Condia
Sinth
Gior
Nelson
Heinden Nelson
Auvarus Gillen Pilin
Condi
Biel
Noir
Instram
Smith
Bert
Ucindon
Semdon
Dope Fiend Runs Amuck in City Streets
Clarence Stone, a cocaine addict, ran through Viaripisa Street early yesterday, entering the Cosmopolitan restaurant where he assaulted patrons. He was ejected by the proprietor and later surrounded by officers. Stone, in a weave ward, bore sores from injections and claimed kinship to the famed Sam Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stone
Mormary
Viaripisa Street
Diver Stagg
Pase
Loure
Peres Williams
Stagg
Antone George
Stone
Sam Willaims
Tufmau
Central California Oil Company Stockholders Meet in San Francisco
A stockholders meeting of Central California Oil Company was held last Saturday at No 1 Sutter Street San Francisco. The board elected Captain Frank Birrell Fresno R B Thompson Oakland Donel Stones FOL King and Perkins San Francisco. Captain Tuiett was chose president and C C Perkins director. The company operates in San Benito county and has been drilling oil wells since Timuies last. they list wells and have two more under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central California Oil Company
Sutter
San Francisco
Frank Birrell
Fresno
R B Thompson
Oakland
Perkins
Tuiett
Perkins Citar
Sim Benito County
Timuies
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Cleo Stevens
A surprise party was held at her home on N street by friends Monday night. The gathering featured music, dancing, and a bountiful supper. Attendees included Vir Stevens, Denny, Viola, Celi, Wills, Tuell, Alice Chime, Anne Giffin, Della, Hedges, Mamie, Jene Carly, Violet Latterson, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Stevens
N Street
Od Stevens
Mas I¢Y Denny
Lth
Decker Viola
Ay Celi
Wills Tuell Heusberger
Alice Chime
Anne Giffin
Cortride
Hassimarss
Pde
Uklerd
Della
Chamber of Commerce Holds July Meeting and Pays Tribute
The exclusive committee of the Chamber of Commerce held a weekly meeting chaired by Vice President John Chom. Members welcomed Madison RH, butts, White J, Hermann, and C Pree. The AC Swatz membership was approved unanimously. Resolutions of esteem were adopted for Joseph Huber and Joseph Reich, noting bereavement and mourning. Plans to decorate the chamber, adjust exhibitions, and press Congress for action were discussed, with staff appointed to draft communications and to appoint three members to coordinate with a joint committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fese Mirsdaby
Chamber of Commie
Uy Tfler
John Chom Cin
Madison RH
White J . Hermann
C & Pree
Che
AC Swatz
Partic
Thwert
Cmmerce
Sim Diego
Furth
Mi Vadisen
Comerce
Comenunte
Hundred Thousand Club
Ict JomUy
Rowell
Alex Coldstein
Lous
Josiph
Huber
Joseph
Tuber
Earth
Chamber of Commerce
Toeph Huber
Chimbe of Commerce
Piper
Tohn Reichmin
Chamber of Commertt
Tohn
Wis
Out of Jail Again in Azhder Nevills Case Scene Shifts
Justice Jensen releases Sim Lianusco, Mesimes Williams, and loose, who will face preliminary examination in Tushee St. Tins court for attempted extortion next Tuesday. Indictments moved Grand Jury. trial set in Superior Court. Brower contract dispute also noted with default judgment for 17146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Justice Jonhimsens Court
Sim Lianusco
Mohdeuen
Willams
Loose
Metropolis
Tushee St Tins Court
Azhderina
TWO BALL GAMES San Joses Host Sunday And Monday
The San Joses schedule two baseball games this weekend at home starting Sunday July 3. Opponents include the Sim Jote team and the Lawnes. Players mentioned include Calberd Brittain Hinton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Joses
Sim
Sunda
Fresno
Calberd
Brittain Hal Hinton
McCuths
Blochurs Harts
Brutal Conduct by Conductor Sparks City Outcry
A paragraph of local notes from Madera reports brutal conduct by a streetcar conductor amid a string of personal mentions. The item recalls a dying child mishap, condemns the conductor Tilmore for attempting to move the unconscious child away from medical help, and notes public outrage at the incident and the company. The report includes names of residents visiting Madera, travel between San Jose and Fresno, and a funeral in Presno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S P
Sherk Westfut
Ilvor Benlits
Juan Ringel
Hauhkins
K Smith
Clovis
Wille Rams
McCauphin
Vada
Trum md Trading Company
Wawent
Church
Crncroft
Board of Trustees
Tresno
Presno
Tommy Condra
Tierndon
Tilmore
Miner Touts Rich Arizona Mine Near Williams
Rich vein near Williams, Arizona, yields gold and copper ore shipped to Walham's smelter. Miner and attorney Thornton report booming mining, lumber, and stock interests across the region amid favorable rains and a push for statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiesno
Loo
Arizona
Peine
Yump
Walhams
Calarafa
Thornton
Eiger
Auzone
Terriory
Bell
Letters From A U Warnekros On Klondike Rapids Journey
A.Warnekros and wife report from April to May letters describing the White Horse Rapids voyage toward Dawson. They note dangers of the rapids, a large party including Mrs Grinc, and plans to reach Dawson before spring rush. The letters mention hardship, limited provisions, and passing incidents during the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Warnekros
Klondike
White Horse
Dawson
White Horse Rapids
Ind
Crine
Tian Winnckie
Tagsh Lake
Warnehros
Itn
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Baya
Scott
Nevills-Williams-Azhdetlan
Nest T ‘Strut
Aan
Grand Jury
Bae Bis
Hansen
Baker
Whdern
Yieve Lalan
Verral
Johluman
Hom
Myron
Caplan
Williams
Waterhose
Republian
Waterhous
Sacramento
Oregon
Pekin
Winchell Adee
Shulds
Snow TG Hart Wiham Siayx Ceorge
Land Poe Winte Chet
Divison
Othello Senbuer
Thomes Peford
Charles McCadle
Ade
Raisin City Bind
Compani
Lutenant
Oratir
Mande Sehafier Verder
Crchion
S W Smith
Calorma
Scnior
Trasport
Polun
Veteras
Joe Spimnesy
Joe Spinney
Taylor Allin
B Hogue
Porrd of Trustees
Pyratechnic Dispu
Tulton
G Berry
Amorix
Compan
Oregsi
Tulltus Tupper
Sumner Glasgow
Herbert Tov
Leutenant
Sheldon Scend
Henry Ziplin
Ign Ne Robinson
Will Wainsnoht
Tissen
Tuun
Roland Supperception
Patwall
Tomer
Ies
Stowers
Maine
Ther
Prother
John AW
Pat
Ile
Hans Sas
Aremvitc
Bs Orler
L Huk
Joseph A. Huber
John A
Frank Neate
Alaska
Mark Tapley
California
Treno
L J Wolcott
Mike
Nadlomel Guy
Slaguay
Wolcotts Beetle
Hatchinson
Antioch Cal
Biel Ieee
Wolcott
Mdinzut
Stolta
Dayish
Marsh
Shaguax
Carson
Gettin
Shay
Mishe
Mary
Pianci
von Cain
Tyver
Frank
Dun
S. C. Smith
Rau
Herndon
Vesterdy
Ann Falhend
Voliner
Nicaragua Canal
Ath
Joseph A Huber
Remelus
Madera
Vrader
Yune
Page Minor
A. U. Warnekros
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