14 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1894
Page
1
Drs Hamilton and Moxsy argued a constitutional challenge to forcing veterinary surgeons to hold diplomas in towns under 2000 inhabitants. Judge Crichton heard arguments yesterday with HH Wilh representing the prosecution and J Lobtyards the defense. The court took the matter under advisement.
A coroner’s inquest into William Pryant’s death on S Street Monday evening ruled heart failure as the cause. Pryant, 68, had a history of alcoholism noted by Dr Aiken. The ceremony for Ada Wright’s marriage occurred at the bride’s home, with congratulations from relatives and friends.
The young people of Madison gathered for a birthday party honoring Miss Addie Payson. Attendees wore festive attire and presented gifts. the event featured music, toasts, and lively storytelling as the group celebrated her birthday with peers and local residents.
The county board of supervisors adjourned to September after a full meeting except for Mr Sayre. They canceled Warrant 2100 to Beckwith for 680 and prepared a new warrant for transportation and other payments including hospital support for Patrick Ryan. They considered jail, liquor, and budget matters, with plans for possible grand jury actions and a fiscal drive toward economy in the courthouse.
A pamphlet from Alameda author Hibbard outlines 100 raisin recipes and methods. Instructions cover soaking raisins in water twelve to twenty four hours with lemon and vinegar, starch thickeners, and slow simmering for tender fruit. Uses include raisin pie, sauce, bread spread, and blended fruit dishes. notes on Raden and KW Cole planning gear and a 22 horsepower engine with a 4 inch centrifugal pump.
County board meetings discuss telephone and telegraph bill scrutiny, district expenses, and the need for a liberal tax plan to sustain schools. Officials allocate funds, transfer from bond redemption, and fix the tax levy, aiming to balance road, school, and public works costs amid questions of efficiency and accountability.
The State of Connecticut Pepam Growers and backer Company announces a contract with pickers to deliver crops. It urges rowers to fulfill duties, align with suppliers, and protect market prices. Emphasizes trust among growers, warns against rivals, and promotes unity to raise prices and stabilize earnings.
A Burlench fruit warehouse hosts a raisin growers ball with about 200 couples in the grand march led by Mr and Mrs TH Aelles. The illuminated brick hall features vineyard motifs, a punt stand, and lively band music by the Treno Lark. Court candidates Lewail McB foster and A EF Snow participated in the festivities.
City trustees refer lighting to street committee to work with Electric Light Company. Lorry and Fewis from the company met District Attorney Church to set terms. Lights will be turned on at midnight with lamps at 190 candle power for 410 dollars monthly electric and 94 dollars for gas.
Pat Quinn fell about ten feet from a stairway in an alley near Livle balloon party, sustaining a head injury. He was unconscious when picked up and conveyed to a hospital. No bones were broken, but he is described as severely injured. intoxication suspected. He had been working on a threshing machine for RW Cole & Co prior to the incident.
Article notes increased work in San Joaquin Valley and calls for action against vagrancy and tramp labor. Warns of state unity required to suppress the problem and keep peace and safety in the county. Prohibition County convention scheduled for September 10.
The piece argues that free trade under Wilson's tariff policy harms sheepmen and wool producers, detailing higher costs from foreign wool, price swings after legislative actions, and the impact on Nevada and California markets. It cites San Francisco wool imports, local sheep herds, and quotes from industry figures criticizing protection removal and labor costs. A brief fire report closes the segment with a small dwelling blaze near Mirropora.
A letter discusses improving street lighting and the electrical system. It urges systematic upgrades, better reflectors, and thoughtful placement to increase visibility, curb vandalism, and protect property, favoring practical improvements over ornate displays. The writer cites cost concerns and calls for coordinated municipal action.
A Tulare Register report critiques Thomas Gator and supporters for misrepresenting currency figures after the Civil War. It cites McGallough and Val Galloway at a meeting in Olender Fudge Galloway’s debate on tariffs, currency, and party formation, noting inflated per capita claims and the push toward a political club after adjournment.
A citywide drive to rid Fresno of vagrants produced a mostly empty camp area. Authorities report tramps moved on after patrols and a rock pile threat, while William Meilky faced Justice Crichton in a assault case and Nesley was discharged after justification was found.
Storied journey from Stockton to Milton in Calaveras County portrays rugged travel through rolling hills and sagebrush. The tale notes mines at Atia town, large chlorination works, a 700 to 800 worker army, and bullion shipments via rugged stage routes guarded by armed riders. The piece blends travelogue with mining boom imagery and mentions aging political rhythms.
Doctors gathered last evening on the drive of Dr LC Dann for routine business then adjourned to a restaurant where they enjoyed a banquet and continued fellowship.
A garbled, partisan panorama critiques Democrats and praises protectionist doctrine. It compares current politics to past eras, rails against reformers, and predicts Republican strength in upcoming elections with references to Cleveland and McKinley era politics. It notes distrust of press and calls for renewed party vigor amid long wartime-party fatigue.
Henry Skelton, 22, a Raymond visitor from Weathers, quarreled at a Populist meeting with J Duns. A fight followed during which Duncan struck Skelton with a baseball bat, mortally wounding him. Skelton then fled, was pursued, and Duncan, wielding the bat, killed him. Skelton’s body was later found as the mob dispersed. Authorities released the accused fearing mob violence. Also, Governor Boyd of Nebraska announced a Democratic bid for Congress.
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