County bond dispute leads to division and settlement order
A county court action resolves the dispute over bonds and obilities between two counties. An order directs the auditor to issue a warrant for the claimed amount, with further compromises arranged by the district attorney and boards of supervisors to finalize the settlement. The process yields a calculated balance and outlines the distribution of property values and county obligations.
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Vadera
Valeri
auditor of
reacounts
Madert
le lalince
WJ Lutchinson
ted Lydus
Inn of Valera
Fromlis
Will Start Right Iera Doss Not Propose to Invest in Litigation
Local irrigation debate centers on the San Joaquin and Madera water rights. Proponents warn against costly court battles, urging prudent funding and early action to secure water for Madera communities and agricultural interests.
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iera Doss
Clewer
yreil
Joaquin
Madera
flaming kings
orsero oth
San Joaquin
Malera
Valera Tribune
Jones of Texas Defeats Side Sensation in Case Yester day
Sidney Jones faces murder charge in the Willard God case near Tarpey. Testimony recounts a buggy ride with Jones and WS James on October 7, 1892, with conflicting statements and a signed confession read to the witness. Proceedings continued into the afternoon with further testimonies and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jones
Willard God
Tarpey
Autimenter
Snow
Jacobs
Jones Jobert
James
Sidney Jones ina
Jones
otanto
Barton vineyard
nile
jam
sle
Goucher Jacobs & Jones
rae
Mra James
im court
aetty pass
Bloody Week and Paris Commune Echoes in May Observances
Fragmentary report recalls the 1871 Paris Commune’s suppression during Bloody Week with troops breaching fortifications and street fighting. It notes the 1890 general amnesty and contemporary debates, plus a later letter criticizing piano taxation in Elizabeth and postulation of exemptions.
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Pans
Gambetti
nnmie il
chamber of deputies
Sundy
Versailles
nahonal
VWarker
Bergeret
Twlenes
ny ani
burma
siso
Sparkling Sands Festival On California Beach Tour
From SATA CRUZ a vivid sketch of a July beach pageant with a Horbles parade crowding the streets. The highlight a winner’s arrival and a grand ball at the Pacific Ocean House featuring silver token prizes and champagne flowing for all guests. A Fresno mention and local remarks set beside a drifting tale of a Danish Denmark incident and a shipboard comet discovery. The piece blends travel notes, social events, and scattered crime and accident glimpses.
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Lourth
almot
Sprechels
Shia
Fresno
Cresno
juan
wall
Raisin trade sparks calls for producer packer reform
A chaotic discussion outlines the plight of raisin growers tied to packers and commission merchants. It argues producers lose money while middlemen profit, urging reforms and cooperative packing control to stabilize prices and ensure fair returns.
City Trustees Approve Fue Apparatus and Engine Transfers
The board approved the disposition of the Fue apparatus, placing the La Trance engine in commission, transferring the Ahrens engine to Engine House No 2, and temporarily housing the Sdsby engine at City Hall as a reserve. They authorized Chief Higgins to seek insurance rate reductions and, if granted, will arrange a new house west of the railroad to house the Sulsby in commission, aiming for a 1 engine per 2000 population ratio and possible purchase of another chemical unit.
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Board of City Trustees
hell
Ahrens
ngine house
Sdsby
Yresno
IMeyFAmue
ho city
Fresno
Stolen Clothing Turned Up After Police Pursuit
A large stash of clothing stolen from Dr Latimer in the Woodward building was recovered by Officer Frank King. A negro girl named Cmima Nealy was arrested, tried before Recorder Clark, and sentenced to ninety days in county jail. The items, found in a lodging house and assorted locations, were worn and partly damaged, deemed not worth fraud charges.
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Denmark
alterngon iia
Louis Wansen
Thomas Olsen
United States
Christesen
Trent street
parbnerdine
Mer nin
Hansen
lisa
Olsen
jar
J J Maupin
Clark
isner
Jansch
Oleen
Mra
court house
China town
fresno
Merced
Raisin Packers Meet Delays Action on Uniform Prices
A packed California meeting of raisin growers packers and brokers debated a proposed uniform price for the upcoming harvest. The assembled factions urged consolidation and proposed deferring decisive moves until a San Francisco conference. The session adjourned with plans to reconvene in two weeks as a farm hand in Colusa died by self-inflicted gunshot.
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hell
Autner
Wothe
lor Wanford
Norns
Gorton
California
cevon
vchurui
Nock
Oleander Cooperative Lachin
Compiny Lrink howell
iston Pick
Gompiny William Hirvey
Troducers Pachin
Gis
Power Picking
Chad lock
sopre entin
Lemoore Pa hing
Lewler
Chid lock
Waltham Con
Wallims Brown & Corey
Wirkettle Caitu
Shelly
Mo Greftin
Irmont Luh
Cunfim & Skelly
fresno brunt Lachin
fresno brunt Lachin,, Company repreente
Wilkow dihe
able Brothers
George Noble
Burk U Corey
Edgar Cohen
Moilerill
uhaiman ini Vir keifle
Mir Moteral
California State Bus
Jnv
reat cusinl
packer
Cilfornity State Basin
beokerae
Galiforni
Al xarins pichel
Cilforna
Kasim
mather
Mrniin
Monocraft
sitte
J Chaddochdo
Loung
Philadelphus
Youn
rosing
Frank Rowell
Walliam Jaryer
Jasia Packan
directos
cooperative packers
Noble Bros
aston Picking Company
addgar Gohen
Beck & Company
ahouit
Griffin
Meare Griffin
San Trentisco brokers and packers
Belleman
Culforms State Rinem Growers Association
Mir Motherall
Motherall
Sewers and water damage dispute at old council meeting
The New City Council discussed funding for sewer blocks 337 and 343 amid protest from owner-occupiers favoring health benefits of sewers. Debate covered cesspools, public health risks, and who pays, with a separate case on water pumping damages and jack screws. The board debated reassessment and referred further actions to committees.
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Hayes
tcc
ducfentur
Hleimstra
Haber
Hydun
Anoblech
ats
Coldwell
ctv
Bibby
Mir Van Veter
thaddis
Baron
jack Stirens
Spinney
jack Strens
Risley
uty
u of iis
street committee
Coyote Bounty Fraud and Unrelated Anecdotes Stir Modesto Region
The county board reports tallying coyote scalps for the quarter ending July 1 and a total of 2600 dollars in warrants with 630 scalps counted. Inconsistent affidavits are noted as potential fraud while unrelated celebrity vignettes and antiquated quips fill the page, including mentions of Cleopatra of Merced and a Modesto scene involving a trip through town.
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board of supervisors
Frank Cronm
Anzona
Cleopatra
Merced
Lucy Rucker Pirgon
Modesto Sundiy
Marc Antony
Whistling in the Saint Louis Globe-Democrat Tale
A narrative describes a resident who whistles at will, provoking rules and scolding yet revealing a safety valve of spirits. The narrator notes the habit's persistence and its impact on mood, while insisting the whistler remains a cheerful, sincere man despite social friction.
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cole
Herbert Sutlie
fen
Winston
ny tung
dong
Lous Globe-Democrat
Confession Verifications and Jewelry Plunder Details
The article recounts Jean Hague Tocitus confessing to thefts involving Mire PP Withershim s rns and jewelry hidden at various locations. Hague was escorted to Stockton, where a police pursuit and ring losses occurred, with accomplice WeTiernan providing tips. the narrative notes the jewelry's exact placements and the ongoing trial.
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Mire PP Withershim s rns
Arecssers
Jem Hague
Stoulton
roogte
Hague
Stockton
god
WeTiernan
Adventuress Scandal Murmurs in Grand Central Hotel Tale
A Fresno era column details a rumored scandal involving a glamorous adventuress at the Grand Central hotel. It describes a judge, an arrest warrant, a confrontation with a man, and public shaming, with commentary on morality and social performance.
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iitung
bbickn
leace Crithtons
Grand Central hotel
Jude
lam
md 2
balcones
jibboom street
Chinatown
Fragmented OCR Chronicle of Distant Events and Names
The readable fragments mention various people and places, including a Myron cut of Ray, Golling, Liceno, and Gomor rth. References to New York, a Sunday opening, and distant hints of lovers, singing, and markets appear amid garbled text, with no coherent narrative or clear dates.
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fishport
Myron
Ray JL
Golling
lably
awell
lam
New York
Sunday opening of fair polarizes temperance debate in Fresno county
Eyewitness report condemns Sunday gate opening at the Fresno fair urging temperance reform. The writer claims crowds swarmed the midway to spend, while working people were pushed to labor all day. He cites Chicago examples and warns the move insults God and harms labor under a devilish scheme.
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caine
Teyona
California buikin
thas linkim
Sresno
tien
Tamat rt
sioen
soons
Chicigo yesterda
eton
Midway
Garriys
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