13 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
The Daily Californian
Location
Bakersfield, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1899
Page
1
Molino, thirty days from execution for the murder of Francisco Ramos, speaks in his San Quentin cell of hope and fear. He cites bible reading and forgiveness, plans to appeal to the governor, and insists he will face death like a man.
A report describes a murder case where Davis was killed and Barragan shouted a farewell in Spanish saying it is a long journey. The passage notes Molino was present and a nearby cell adjoined the scene as the reporter listened to the conversation.
London reports a crushing defeat for British General Methuen at Modder River. Major General Wauchope was killed and 320 wounded, including 27 officers, as Boer channels claim a great victory and many British captured. Public excitement rises as news reaches Capetown and the War Office.
C. W. Jackson, visiting from Pose, concludes the Millikin death was a suicide. He points to the vest on the floor as evidence that Millikin placed it before taking his own life, citing the surrounding circumstances.
Mary F. St. Clair filed a lawsuit against Valley Road seeking 3000 dollars in damages. She alleges the company built tracks above the official grade on 15th street adjacent to her property, causing harm.
Auditor Hayden shows the county collected taxes that will send $80,750.66 to the state treasury while railroad taxes amount to $11,232.37 and about $20,000 goes to the school fund. After these deductions roughly $5,000 remains to be sent to Sacramento by Treasurer Ratz. Ad: E M Coe buys all first class hay for cash, urging sellers to see him before selling.
Store prompts vast holiday offers aimed at buyers seeking gifts for friends and relatives. Emphasizes two strong trade influences: marvelous selection and economical prices, designed to draw great crowds into aisles.
The Toy and Holiday Novelty Department showcases the largest assortment yet with direct imports cutting costs for buyers. Prices span 5c to 5.00, featuring dress goods novelties, reasonable holiday cloaks, embroidered handkerchiefs, a wide kid glove selection, Empire fans, gauze fans, and a variety of umbrellas in silk and linen fibers.
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