June 19, 1899 (4 pages)

be Cured © . they cannot nm of the ear. Cure deafness,onal remedies. inflamed conlining of the i this tube gets mbling sound “ id. when it is. is the result, nation can be restored to its ng wi be de-. 3e8 out of ten hich is nothing on of the mundred Dollars ass (catised by’ sured by Hall’s circulars, free, 30., Toledo, O. the best. cat Hon ann’s Buik.ttra fine anes Jackson’s Bee1 Commercial ' £10-tf so at Homann’s or nan a mpartanca to Women ner Shoes . (een h we are willing lip. 3—neat, shapely ack or Van Kid in Black or Tan, ill give an idea and neatly done 3ROS., Broad Street. RES, * $3.00, $3.50, $5.50, $6.00. a ; ‘The Evidence All In. This Afternoon and the Hard Struggle Becomes More Interesting. . if A Tomorrow Afternoon. It was expected, the taking of evidence in the Moore casé was concluded quite late this afternoon and the lawyers will begin arguments in the morning. : . Nara IES RY ‘ The Transoript’s report in the Moore case closed Saturday when the afternoon recess was taken at 8:20, . Follow+ ing this recess the prosecution moved that all the testimony of old man Moore be stricken out, but the Court refused to doso. The cross-examination of Mr. Moore then proceeded: I want to see justice done, and I don’t believe an insane man should be criminally punished; the tree cut the house in two and something struck Edward on the head; sometimes. I believe my brother at Lovelocks, Nevada, is insane. : George D. Buckley recalled, but. an objection was made and. sustained, which prevented him from testifying. 8. W. Marsh said: Well acquainted with Ed. M insane, but kind of looney; never of sound mind; for last four years have had po business with him. Cross-exwmined: Think he knew ‘right from wrong;. when 6 boy used to go to bis oore; never considered him . b mental diseases. Some of the smartest men in the world areeccentric. Eccentricity may be a habit, a fad, eto. It is not.a disease of the brain, but a mipsaorrg de A delusion may leave its mpress on the countenance. When an hallucination can be removed by argument it is notadelusion. A delusion must have an object. Grief, worry, anxiety,;thinking, may produce insanity. Insanity is not the most common of all hereditary diseases. Re-direct : Baseball or horse-racing } enthusiasts may be eccentric. Pitt, the father of Chatham, Mrs. Chavanne of Grass Valley, who had a fad for cats, White Hat McOarthy, and many others were eccentric. The fact that a ninth or tenth son of a couple were insane would be mo indication that there might be a. taint of insanity in the earlier children. To the Court: Mr. Burns might recover from his condition by proper treatment. His understanding of what he should see could not be relied on. He would not be a safe witness in this case. . Hugh Maurchie, city water collector, sworn: Was brakeman at the Murchie mine when Moore worked there. He is sane. I had trouble with Moore at the mine, Cross-examined: I worked one day underground with him, the rest of the time on top. The trouble with Moore was that he came on as night shift. IT was around the forge. We were talking about fighting. I said he would . } A new boarding house has been erectcabin; his habits different from other people’s; considered something wrong with him; accompanied him with other} me. He was not as . boys to a funeral of his dog: about} I wanted to go with. twenty years ago; worked in a shaft/to him since then. and used a beil for signalling himself} John Dyer sworn: Have known to hoist, Moore 17 years. Never saw any indiAs the prosecution desired to call . cation of his insanity. Dr. A. H. Tickell in relation to the. Cross-examined: Saw him not, very ‘condition of Francis N. Burns, an ad-j often. Live over half'a mile from his journment was taken to Monday morn-. cabin. Talked with him ten or a dozen ing. times. He talked about the same as any other man. We had a dispute . . about the right to a deed to some land, When the Moore trial was resumed . but it did not amount to much. There this morning for the sixth day there. is no trouble between us. was about “half a house” occupying the} ~ Merle Johuson, reporter on the Exspectators’ benches. A little later and. @M@iner, was sworn: Interviewed Ed every seat was occupied. Moore in jail at Martinez, He made a Captain Henry Richards of Gold Flat . Statement freely and voluntarily. He ‘was sworn: Moore's: general reputasaid Kilroy knocked him down. tion is that he is of unsonnd mind. Oross-examined: I did not tell (Stricken out.) Heis sound of mind Moore I was a lawyer. Another reat times, at times not sane. As a work-. porter told him that the night before. ingman it would be hard for me to tell. What he said to me was voluntary. you why. Adoctor might. He has a Re-direct: It was Mr. O’Brien of the bad temper and gets badly rattled. He Chronicle who told Moore he was a) i a fi ff . lawyer. veuntie ne home shout and fire o: a at Walter swan: not fight without a pistol. He Jaid his pistol down and said he would fight with a girl that have not spoken Moore is in . power company was authorized by its cre is quite.« lot of travel to Lake. now and is increasing daily. Pipe ; t fishing at the Lake is excellent, ‘also good at Donner.“ed already at Schaffer’s mill in the place of the one that burned Monday, and is ready for occupancy. OVERTON. “eo % ; The new band mill has been completed and doing excellent work. The new narrow gauge f from Overton has been compfeted as far as Lonkey’s mill where carpenters are now busy building quite a trestle. The 569 is being rushed as fast as possiDie. ‘ ae * 5 aie . Miss Maud Frazier has been chosen a8 Overton’s candigate for “Goddess of Liberty” at Truckee,and although there were but five votes at the count Satarday, itis rumored that there are enough votes in store for the young lady to insure her election. : ode : Messrs. Coughlin of Overton and McLellan of Truckee have taken a contract from the 8S. N. W.& R Co, to build the hotel annex at Independehce Lake besides several dwelling houses at Overton. * i ae: ten Mrs, H. M. Clemons arrived from Virginia Oity a week ago and opened the popular resort at. Inudependence Lake. x A pleasant farewell party was tendered to. Miss Jessie Organ at Music’! hall last Wednesday evening. ‘The hall! had been very: tastily decorated for tne occasion with bunting and evergreens and with 4 goodly number of smiling faces and pretty gowns it presented a scene long to be remembered. The excellency 6f the music furnished by the Overton orchestra was sufticient to cause the time to slip merrily by until supper was announced at midnight. . The ladies had prepared quite a neat spread to which ample justice was done. Miss Organ will soon leave for ber home in Nevada Oity and all join in wishing her God speed and. a pleasant vacation. -eee Farm Hands Scarce. Ranchers in Pleasant Valley and that part of the county say they cannot hire men enough this season to handle their hay crops, and consequently considerable hay is being damaged by the burning sun. Never, before have harvest hands been so scarce in that section. Usually there are plenty of men hunting for work on ranches, but this season the ranch owners are hunting for men, The cause of this scarcity cannot be accounted for, but it is evident that the unemployed are not looking for this kind of work in the lower part of Nevada county. Big Bonded Indebtedness. Saturday evening’s Marysville Demotrat says that the Yuba Electric Power Company has executed a deed of trust of all its_ property to the Mercantile ‘Trust Company of San Francisco, as security for $1,000,000, which sum the Board of. Directors. to. create as a ~~ Oross-examined : He is imsane at. ™y opinion sane. . times, because of his bad temper. He William Scott, constable, sworn: I isa depraved man. He knows right . think Moore sane. He néed to ask my from wrong. advice when he wasin trouble. A reRe-direct.: The slightest thing stirs. cess was then taken till 2 o’clock p. m. him ap. h told you in s Rasa acd hotel that . believed he ba een in’ aaite by times for 35 years. : THIS AFTERNOON'S SESSION. The prosecution was granted per-. At two o’clock the Court rendered wission to introduce one witness out]a decision as to the competency of of orderand Capt. G. A. Nibell was. Francis N. Burns as a witness, holding sworn : Known Moore intimately 80 or. that his mind is so affected as to disanore years. Was in the military com-. qualify him, and the objection of the pany. with and marked for him. Icon-. prosecution was sustained. — sider him sane. : The defense asked to offer in eviOross-examined : I may not think he . dence what it had expected to prove by is as bright as some men. The changé-. Burns. Mr. Tyrrell.was permitted to ability of temperament was the main] make a statement showing that a week difference. I think he is assound of. ago when talking with Burnsand three mind as I. Isearched for -Mooreand . times later Burns told him a straight ‘was anxious to get him. and reasonable story of what.he claimed -' Mr. Tyrrell said he had only one}to know. It was done in good faith, more witness to call, but be was not] counsel thinking he was entirely combere, He wished to call him later. . petent. This was granted and the defense. The prosecution called Dr. R. M. rested. : Hunt: One member of the board of The prosecution then began its evi-} mental examiners on the county lunacy dence commission; was the family physician IN REBUTTAL. for the Moores in the 60’s. Known W.W. Kirkman was sworn: Knew. ®ll the time he has been here. I conMoofe and family~ intimately. Have. Sider him perfectly sane, Waited on not met Ed much for’ten years, He his mother in her last illness, She was gas as sane as I to that time. Do not . also sane six to fourteen days before see much change in him now. His. 4ying. Died of dropsy. mother was sane and very bright. J.-S. Holbrook, Justice of the Peace, . Never heard him talking to himself. . . 8worn: Know Moore well. Never saw William H. Smith Sr. sworn: Have . ®0ything to indicate bis insanity. known Moore twenty years. He is as ross-examined: He is peculiar; I éane as any man I ever came across. . 4ttributed it to his deafness. This letter was returned to me from a. _ James Kinkead sworn; Known Moore collection agency and was said to have 26 or 28 years. I found bim bright. . been written by him. [Introduction of . think him sane. letter objected to.] Before the date of . O. Rich, City Trustee, sworn: Was the letter I sent a bill against Moore member of Company O in early times. to the collection agency. The agency. The Moores were my neighbors on . seturned. this letter to me as being. Piety Hill. Ithink him sane. He had Moore's agency. I can’t swear Moore . some eccentricities, like many other wrote it. [Objection sustained.) Tria. Wilecsian Kaown Moore 18 Cross-examined:. Moore owes me money, has owed it so long I have got. years. For several years he has been over being sore. The detense had sworn: In cold weather the front * doors of the office at the Union are kept closed. Don’t know how it is afjter m dnight. In warm weather only are they left open. }y The prosecution called Dr. A. H. and livi Tickell: Have made a.study of insan}is sane. ity. Known F.N. Burns three years. self. Examined him Monday at your request. . Worked with. Ama miner. He is permanently insane from de-. ® brewer, mentia. Among his delusions are that he is under. the government, that whistlers and machine men Pena him. His mind apparently cahnot be changed on these points by reason or argument. He bears all the physical appearances of suffering from dementia. He can: not follow one line of argument. He could not give a correct and connected story of ena, . Fig said his mont L was 80 wit e arguments 0 , whistlers that he did not stay to see all . Plaint on which he was arrested. the tragedy —— he sar to te win. Sheriff Getchell: Known Moore in dow. He said the w ers on the corner to record everything and . 2©Ver thought him insane. it was unnecessaryfor him to stay.” sane as Tam. } ' F. B. Woodman . 88#W 8nythiag wrong with him. Sheriff Veale: : since his capture. {Was not permitted to testify as to his sanity.) 100 feet from his cabin. the county juil. He was perfectly sane the purpose of showing his brightness Objected to. Sustained.) jn the saloon ‘wrong wit night. Never ve known Moore Thomas Scadden: Known Moore 17 years, working with him foar months He ever heard him talk to him-. He was as sane as anybody I ever Was also Deputy Sheriff Pascoe: Saw him daily while he was serving 150 days in {Offered to introduce a copy of a mining notice written by defendant, for James G. Neagle, ex-City Marshal timately ever since he came here. I He is as -Thos. 8. Davenport of Martinez, bonded indebtedness. The bonds are dated June 1, 1899, number one thousand and are of the value of $1,000 each, payable thirty years from their date, with interest at six per. cent per annum, payable semi-annualiy. Hood,s Pills cure all liver ills. Nonirritating. eBe + A strange burial is reported from Amesbury, Mass. Reuben John Smith, aged 71, erected in his lifetime a marble sarcophagus containing a commodious chair. As his will directed, his corpse was seated therein the other day, attired in a morning suit, with hat and overcoat, the steel door was locked he ‘cooneag, Ss yesterday, . Geo. “L. sociation of Beasmer [PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH the Auburn Bg rg . The committee, afternoon jigan, have. “™usements committee and the evencommittee held a joint bought the St. Patrick group of mines . ng amusements oo : in Washington district, this 200087 ateerweon By ity Fh yal yoaterday of Auburn f0F/ torent floats were submitted and oth$100,000, and will incorporate a com-. orn Ge Suds vcd Ces ot the Paka pled wade on the 10th instant. mill. interest in the property, and wi gonren! manager of the company. ties such as capital likes to invest in,' to be know as the Paris Gold’ ing Oo. The first payment on the. floats will contain the goddess of lib‘erty and thirty-two little girls repreimest slataaali eiccren boys teen ae Z “float will © rteen boys re Pinkston retains @ pe senting the original colonies, their au This . taumes being of the style of those times. inw Pig Hel An effort will be made to have some of grade proper. tne orders get out floats for the parade. he afternéon -of the Fourth there 3 yor immediately erect a 20-stam one of the large as it makes it a perfectly safe_business . 51) he °o ne 5) wi games and other amusements pee tor years to come. Dr.’ oy Broad, Pine, Oommercial and Main () a other large in California and Nevada. young mothers because its outbreak is . Open air. is on in Chief for all ‘the ln epiiconon ney fst uate ae Tae ers pm Nec. ob peg ie Mistery eA in the county. A. slow horse i$ *. race’will be another amusing feature, and besides there will be plenty of LEE GER TEES ee ae In the evening there will bea Young Mothers. play of fireworks and a free dance Croup is the terror. of thousands of ona large platform (200x50 feet) in the -band. will furnish maso agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-' sic during the afternoon and evening loh’s Cough and acts like magic in cases of has never been known to fail. “worst : ? Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1 00: has . by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf / sent their reports in detail. sumption Oure'and:a gala time will be provided ap. It'all . reas The} Tonight the general conimittee on immediately. ! the celebration will hold a meeting, at For sale which the above committees will for cases relieved gay blood thoroughly, NEVER TOO OLD TOBE CURED. . S, SS, Is a Great Blessing tO sccifencs ind’ ilihenith,"and ear Old People, it Gives Them New Blood and Life, so as to escape three-fo ne ailments from ‘which=they suffer so generally. 8.8.8. is the remedy which will keep their systems young. by purifying the blood, : thoroughly removing all waste accumulations, and imparting new strength and life to the whole body. It increases the appetite, builds. the energies, and sends new lifegiving blood throughout the entire system Mrs, Sarah Pike, 477 Broadway, South Boston, writes: ‘““T gm seventy years old, and had not enjoyed good health for twen' ears. 1 was sick in different ways, and in addition, Eczema terribly on one of my legs. The doctor said that on account of my age, I would never be B wellagain. I took a dozen bottles of S. S. S. and it cured me completely, and Iam happy to say that eres I feel as well as I ever did in my life.” . Mr; J. W. Loving, of Colquitt, Ga., says: ‘For eighteen years I suffered tortures from a fiery eruption on mm cin, I tried almost every known remedy, but they fated one by one, and I was told that my age, which 1s eixty-six, was against me, and that I could never hope to be-well again. I finally took S. S. 8.; and it cleansed and now I am in perfect health.” Ss. 8S. S. FOR THE BLOOD {s the oniy remedy which can build up and strengthen old people, because it is the only one which is guaranteed free from potash, mercury, arsenic and other damaging ; minerala,@ lt is made from roots and herbs, and has no chemicals whatever §. S S. cures the worst cases of Scrofula, (uncer, Eczema, Rheumatism, r, Open Sores, Chronic Ulcers, Boils, or any other disease of the blood. ‘Geuks or these diseases will be sent free by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga, y all of the sickness among older people can he avoided — Most elderly ple are very susceptible to_ illness, but it is wholly unnecessary. By keeping their blood pure yf can fortify. themselves ourths of th capeaianeal a _ The Latest Cigar and bricked over, and the key was destroyed. : . j Do oe: get up with a headache? Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a appetite and a weak digestion. You are frequently dizzy, always feel dull and drowsy. ou have cold hands and feet. You get but little benefit from your food. You have no ambition to work and the «ogg 4 pains of neuralgia dart through your body. What is the cause of all this trouble? Constipated bowels. will give you prompt relief and certain cure. Keep Your Blood Pure. If you have neglected your answers us to what he knew of the ‘Yo Mr. Power: In reply to a .bypothetical question describing Moore’s eccentricities and the matters al to have been proven by the people may affect the brain. Eccentric people, do not necessarily stand on the verge ' * pf insanity or have a predisposition to the paper by Moore. pa At 8:30 court took a recess to 8:45, Cross-examined: Have for twelve case a long time, you had "years made a special study of eat se ge ge ce oie gg Weide better take ' ‘ = diseases. The a rance as well as. % . the talking and motisge of ‘a dementia —— here. Knew him well. Was. Ayer’s Sarsapariita . subject indicate his weakness. I do called to identify him at Martinez. He} : not think Burns.could give intelligent . 1s sane . also, It will remove all James J. Hanley: Known Moore in-. — pagal shot at his cabin with bim. . is sane. t . Phil H. Richards: Acquainted with . Moore wellfor many years. He is sane. . * against Moore, witness said he believed lack of acquaintance) JOO Cot te uetol treely fall & the man sane. : L. 8 ins of the TRanscriet him how you are suffering. You ee testified that he believes defendant Oross-examined: Blows on the head falsm ated tdentifed letters wilttan t impurities. that have been aceumulatingfn your blood ‘and will greatly strengthen your nerves, . Write the Doctor. There may be something about will proeuiptly receive Medica) viv ce. dd: “ROSEBERY.,” At SCHMIDT BROS. Seg" . oav™. eau?) oije?). [aAM@,] [<8] [-P2%,] [<0] [ ADM] [eM] [CRNAa] [<A] [e8PHS] e+ 3G aC» ae. gle ae s -2 Ps] (eas Soa? Cav" (aber vee Pepe" Fabel Peaw’ Cau A Fine Line coer Breakfast Goods. re oe) HU Fresh from the Mitts. 1 ep pe ts 3] H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. #1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. 3K) Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. -—>? + We] For a Quick Lunch--atready cooked=-Ory 2. ct ‘ French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. kiss} Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. ‘el Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato. 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be Cured © . they cannot nm of the ear. Cure deafness,onal remedies. inflamed conlining of the i this tube gets mbling sound “ id. when it is. is the result, nation can be restored to its ng wi be de-. 3e8 out of ten hich is nothing on of the mundred Dollars ass (catised by’ sured by Hall’s circulars, free, 30., Toledo, O. the best. cat Hon ann’s Buik.ttra fine anes Jackson’s Bee1 Commercial ' £10-tf so at Homann’s or nan a mpartanca to Women ner Shoes . (een h we are willing lip. 3—neat, shapely ack or Van Kid in Black or Tan, ill give an idea and neatly done 3ROS., Broad Street. RES, * $3.00, $3.50, $5.50, $6.00. a ; ‘The Evidence All In. This Afternoon and the Hard Struggle Becomes More Interesting. . if A Tomorrow Afternoon. It was expected, the taking of evidence in the Moore casé was concluded quite late this afternoon and the lawyers will begin arguments in the morning. : . Nara IES RY ‘ The Transoript’s report in the Moore case closed Saturday when the afternoon recess was taken at 8:20, . Follow+ ing this recess the prosecution moved that all the testimony of old man Moore be stricken out, but the Court refused to doso. The cross-examination of Mr. Moore then proceeded: I want to see justice done, and I don’t believe an insane man should be criminally punished; the tree cut the house in two and something struck Edward on the head; sometimes. I believe my brother at Lovelocks, Nevada, is insane. : George D. Buckley recalled, but. an objection was made and. sustained, which prevented him from testifying. 8. W. Marsh said: Well acquainted with Ed. M insane, but kind of looney; never of sound mind; for last four years have had po business with him. Cross-exwmined: Think he knew ‘right from wrong;. when 6 boy used to go to bis oore; never considered him . b mental diseases. Some of the smartest men in the world areeccentric. Eccentricity may be a habit, a fad, eto. It is not.a disease of the brain, but a mipsaorrg de A delusion may leave its mpress on the countenance. When an hallucination can be removed by argument it is notadelusion. A delusion must have an object. Grief, worry, anxiety,;thinking, may produce insanity. Insanity is not the most common of all hereditary diseases. Re-direct : Baseball or horse-racing } enthusiasts may be eccentric. Pitt, the father of Chatham, Mrs. Chavanne of Grass Valley, who had a fad for cats, White Hat McOarthy, and many others were eccentric. The fact that a ninth or tenth son of a couple were insane would be mo indication that there might be a. taint of insanity in the earlier children. To the Court: Mr. Burns might recover from his condition by proper treatment. His understanding of what he should see could not be relied on. He would not be a safe witness in this case. . Hugh Maurchie, city water collector, sworn: Was brakeman at the Murchie mine when Moore worked there. He is sane. I had trouble with Moore at the mine, Cross-examined: I worked one day underground with him, the rest of the time on top. The trouble with Moore was that he came on as night shift. IT was around the forge. We were talking about fighting. I said he would . } A new boarding house has been erectcabin; his habits different from other people’s; considered something wrong with him; accompanied him with other} me. He was not as . boys to a funeral of his dog: about} I wanted to go with. twenty years ago; worked in a shaft/to him since then. and used a beil for signalling himself} John Dyer sworn: Have known to hoist, Moore 17 years. Never saw any indiAs the prosecution desired to call . cation of his insanity. Dr. A. H. Tickell in relation to the. Cross-examined: Saw him not, very ‘condition of Francis N. Burns, an ad-j often. Live over half'a mile from his journment was taken to Monday morn-. cabin. Talked with him ten or a dozen ing. times. He talked about the same as any other man. We had a dispute . . about the right to a deed to some land, When the Moore trial was resumed . but it did not amount to much. There this morning for the sixth day there. is no trouble between us. was about “half a house” occupying the} ~ Merle Johuson, reporter on the Exspectators’ benches. A little later and. @M@iner, was sworn: Interviewed Ed every seat was occupied. Moore in jail at Martinez, He made a Captain Henry Richards of Gold Flat . Statement freely and voluntarily. He ‘was sworn: Moore's: general reputasaid Kilroy knocked him down. tion is that he is of unsonnd mind. Oross-examined: I did not tell (Stricken out.) Heis sound of mind Moore I was a lawyer. Another reat times, at times not sane. As a work-. porter told him that the night before. ingman it would be hard for me to tell. What he said to me was voluntary. you why. Adoctor might. He has a Re-direct: It was Mr. O’Brien of the bad temper and gets badly rattled. He Chronicle who told Moore he was a) i a fi ff . lawyer. veuntie ne home shout and fire o: a at Walter swan: not fight without a pistol. He Jaid his pistol down and said he would fight with a girl that have not spoken Moore is in . power company was authorized by its cre is quite.« lot of travel to Lake. now and is increasing daily. Pipe ; t fishing at the Lake is excellent, ‘also good at Donner.“ed already at Schaffer’s mill in the place of the one that burned Monday, and is ready for occupancy. OVERTON. “eo % ; The new band mill has been completed and doing excellent work. The new narrow gauge f from Overton has been compfeted as far as Lonkey’s mill where carpenters are now busy building quite a trestle. The 569 is being rushed as fast as possiDie. ‘ ae * 5 aie . Miss Maud Frazier has been chosen a8 Overton’s candigate for “Goddess of Liberty” at Truckee,and although there were but five votes at the count Satarday, itis rumored that there are enough votes in store for the young lady to insure her election. : ode : Messrs. Coughlin of Overton and McLellan of Truckee have taken a contract from the 8S. N. W.& R Co, to build the hotel annex at Independehce Lake besides several dwelling houses at Overton. * i ae: ten Mrs, H. M. Clemons arrived from Virginia Oity a week ago and opened the popular resort at. Inudependence Lake. x A pleasant farewell party was tendered to. Miss Jessie Organ at Music’! hall last Wednesday evening. ‘The hall! had been very: tastily decorated for tne occasion with bunting and evergreens and with 4 goodly number of smiling faces and pretty gowns it presented a scene long to be remembered. The excellency 6f the music furnished by the Overton orchestra was sufticient to cause the time to slip merrily by until supper was announced at midnight. . The ladies had prepared quite a neat spread to which ample justice was done. Miss Organ will soon leave for ber home in Nevada Oity and all join in wishing her God speed and. a pleasant vacation. -eee Farm Hands Scarce. Ranchers in Pleasant Valley and that part of the county say they cannot hire men enough this season to handle their hay crops, and consequently considerable hay is being damaged by the burning sun. Never, before have harvest hands been so scarce in that section. Usually there are plenty of men hunting for work on ranches, but this season the ranch owners are hunting for men, The cause of this scarcity cannot be accounted for, but it is evident that the unemployed are not looking for this kind of work in the lower part of Nevada county. Big Bonded Indebtedness. Saturday evening’s Marysville Demotrat says that the Yuba Electric Power Company has executed a deed of trust of all its_ property to the Mercantile ‘Trust Company of San Francisco, as security for $1,000,000, which sum the Board of. Directors. to. create as a ~~ Oross-examined : He is imsane at. ™y opinion sane. . times, because of his bad temper. He William Scott, constable, sworn: I isa depraved man. He knows right . think Moore sane. He néed to ask my from wrong. advice when he wasin trouble. A reRe-direct.: The slightest thing stirs. cess was then taken till 2 o’clock p. m. him ap. h told you in s Rasa acd hotel that . believed he ba een in’ aaite by times for 35 years. : THIS AFTERNOON'S SESSION. The prosecution was granted per-. At two o’clock the Court rendered wission to introduce one witness out]a decision as to the competency of of orderand Capt. G. A. Nibell was. Francis N. Burns as a witness, holding sworn : Known Moore intimately 80 or. that his mind is so affected as to disanore years. Was in the military com-. qualify him, and the objection of the pany. with and marked for him. Icon-. prosecution was sustained. — sider him sane. : The defense asked to offer in eviOross-examined : I may not think he . dence what it had expected to prove by is as bright as some men. The changé-. Burns. Mr. Tyrrell.was permitted to ability of temperament was the main] make a statement showing that a week difference. I think he is assound of. ago when talking with Burnsand three mind as I. Isearched for -Mooreand . times later Burns told him a straight ‘was anxious to get him. and reasonable story of what.he claimed -' Mr. Tyrrell said he had only one}to know. It was done in good faith, more witness to call, but be was not] counsel thinking he was entirely combere, He wished to call him later. . petent. This was granted and the defense. The prosecution called Dr. R. M. rested. : Hunt: One member of the board of The prosecution then began its evi-} mental examiners on the county lunacy dence commission; was the family physician IN REBUTTAL. for the Moores in the 60’s. Known W.W. Kirkman was sworn: Knew. ®ll the time he has been here. I conMoofe and family~ intimately. Have. Sider him perfectly sane, Waited on not met Ed much for’ten years, He his mother in her last illness, She was gas as sane as I to that time. Do not . also sane six to fourteen days before see much change in him now. His. 4ying. Died of dropsy. mother was sane and very bright. J.-S. Holbrook, Justice of the Peace, . Never heard him talking to himself. . . 8worn: Know Moore well. Never saw William H. Smith Sr. sworn: Have . ®0ything to indicate bis insanity. known Moore twenty years. He is as ross-examined: He is peculiar; I éane as any man I ever came across. . 4ttributed it to his deafness. This letter was returned to me from a. _ James Kinkead sworn; Known Moore collection agency and was said to have 26 or 28 years. I found bim bright. . been written by him. [Introduction of . think him sane. letter objected to.] Before the date of . O. Rich, City Trustee, sworn: Was the letter I sent a bill against Moore member of Company O in early times. to the collection agency. The agency. The Moores were my neighbors on . seturned. this letter to me as being. Piety Hill. Ithink him sane. He had Moore's agency. I can’t swear Moore . some eccentricities, like many other wrote it. [Objection sustained.) Tria. Wilecsian Kaown Moore 18 Cross-examined:. Moore owes me money, has owed it so long I have got. years. For several years he has been over being sore. The detense had sworn: In cold weather the front * doors of the office at the Union are kept closed. Don’t know how it is afjter m dnight. In warm weather only are they left open. }y The prosecution called Dr. A. H. and livi Tickell: Have made a.study of insan}is sane. ity. Known F.N. Burns three years. self. Examined him Monday at your request. . Worked with. Ama miner. He is permanently insane from de-. ® brewer, mentia. Among his delusions are that he is under. the government, that whistlers and machine men Pena him. His mind apparently cahnot be changed on these points by reason or argument. He bears all the physical appearances of suffering from dementia. He can: not follow one line of argument. He could not give a correct and connected story of ena, . Fig said his mont L was 80 wit e arguments 0 , whistlers that he did not stay to see all . Plaint on which he was arrested. the tragedy —— he sar to te win. Sheriff Getchell: Known Moore in dow. He said the w ers on the corner to record everything and . 2©Ver thought him insane. it was unnecessaryfor him to stay.” sane as Tam. } ' F. B. Woodman . 88#W 8nythiag wrong with him. Sheriff Veale: : since his capture. {Was not permitted to testify as to his sanity.) 100 feet from his cabin. the county juil. He was perfectly sane the purpose of showing his brightness Objected to. Sustained.) jn the saloon ‘wrong wit night. Never ve known Moore Thomas Scadden: Known Moore 17 years, working with him foar months He ever heard him talk to him-. He was as sane as anybody I ever Was also Deputy Sheriff Pascoe: Saw him daily while he was serving 150 days in {Offered to introduce a copy of a mining notice written by defendant, for James G. Neagle, ex-City Marshal timately ever since he came here. I

He is as -Thos. 8. Davenport of Martinez, bonded indebtedness. The bonds are dated June 1, 1899, number one thousand and are of the value of $1,000 each, payable thirty years from their date, with interest at six per. cent per annum, payable semi-annualiy. Hood,s Pills cure all liver ills. Nonirritating. eBe + A strange burial is reported from Amesbury, Mass. Reuben John Smith, aged 71, erected in his lifetime a marble sarcophagus containing a commodious chair. As his will directed, his corpse was seated therein the other day, attired in a morning suit, with hat and overcoat, the steel door was locked he ‘cooneag, Ss yesterday, . Geo. “L. sociation of Beasmer [PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH the Auburn Bg rg . The committee, afternoon jigan, have. “™usements committee and the evencommittee held a joint bought the St. Patrick group of mines . ng amusements oo : in Washington district, this 200087 ateerweon By ity Fh yal yoaterday of Auburn f0F/ torent floats were submitted and oth$100,000, and will incorporate a com-. orn Ge Suds vcd Ces ot the Paka pled wade on the 10th instant. mill. interest in the property, and wi gonren! manager of the company. ties such as capital likes to invest in,' to be know as the Paris Gold’ ing Oo.. The first payment on the. floats will contain the goddess of lib‘erty and thirty-two little girls repreimest slataaali eiccren boys teen ae Z “float will © rteen boys re Pinkston retains @ pe senting the original colonies, their au This . taumes being of the style of those times. inw Pig Hel An effort will be made to have some of grade proper. tne orders get out floats for the parade. he afternéon -of the Fourth there 3 yor immediately erect a 20-stam one of the large as it makes it a perfectly safe_business . 51) he °o ne 5) wi games and other amusements pee tor years to come. Dr.’ oy Broad, Pine, Oommercial and Main () a other large in California and Nevada. young mothers because its outbreak is . Open air. is on in Chief for all ‘the ln epiiconon ney fst uate ae Tae ers pm Nec. ob peg ie Mistery eA in the county. A. slow horse i$ *. race’will be another amusing feature, and besides there will be plenty of LEE GER TEES ee ae In the evening there will bea Young Mothers. play of fireworks and a free dance Croup is the terror. of thousands of ona large platform (200x50 feet) in the -band. will furnish maso agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-' sic during the afternoon and evening loh’s Cough and acts like magic in cases of has never been known to fail. “worst : ? Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1 00: has . by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf / sent their reports in detail. sumption Oure'and:a gala time will be provided ap. It'all . reas The} Tonight the general conimittee on immediately. ! the celebration will hold a meeting, at For sale which the above committees will for cases relieved gay blood thoroughly, NEVER TOO OLD TOBE CURED. . S, SS, Is a Great Blessing tO sccifencs ind’ ilihenith,"and ear Old People, it Gives Them New Blood and Life, so as to escape three-fo ne ailments from ‘which=they suffer so generally. 8.8.8. is the remedy which will keep their systems young. by purifying the blood, : thoroughly removing all waste accumulations, and imparting new strength and life to the whole body. It increases the appetite, builds. the energies, and sends new lifegiving blood throughout the entire system Mrs, Sarah Pike, 477 Broadway, South Boston, writes: ‘““T gm seventy years old, and had not enjoyed good health for twen' ears. 1 was sick in different ways, and in addition, Eczema terribly on one of my legs. The doctor said that on account of my age, I would never be B wellagain. I took a dozen bottles of S. S. S. and it cured me completely, and Iam happy to say that eres I feel as well as I ever did in my life.” . Mr; J. W. Loving, of Colquitt, Ga., says: ‘For eighteen years I suffered tortures from a fiery eruption on mm cin, I tried almost every known remedy, but they fated one by one, and I was told that my age, which 1s eixty-six, was against me, and that I could never hope to be-well again. I finally took S. S. 8.; and it cleansed and now I am in perfect health.” Ss. 8S. S. FOR THE BLOOD {s the oniy remedy which can build up and strengthen old people, because it is the only one which is guaranteed free from potash, mercury, arsenic and other damaging ; minerala,@ lt is made from roots and herbs, and has no chemicals whatever §. S S. cures the worst cases of Scrofula, (uncer, Eczema, Rheumatism, r, Open Sores, Chronic Ulcers, Boils, or any other disease of the blood. ‘Geuks or these diseases will be sent free by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga, y all of the sickness among older people can he avoided — Most elderly ple are very susceptible to_ illness, but it is wholly unnecessary. By keeping their blood pure yf can fortify. themselves ourths of th capeaianeal a _ The Latest Cigar and bricked over, and the key was destroyed. : . j Do oe: get up with a headache? Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a appetite and a weak digestion. You are frequently dizzy, always feel dull and drowsy. ou have cold hands and feet. You get but little benefit from your food. You have no ambition to work and the «ogg 4 pains of neuralgia dart through your body. What is the cause of all this trouble? Constipated bowels. will give you prompt relief and certain cure. Keep Your Blood Pure. If you have neglected your answers us to what he knew of the ‘Yo Mr. Power: In reply to a .bypothetical question describing Moore’s eccentricities and the matters al to have been proven by the people may affect the brain. Eccentric people, do not necessarily stand on the verge ' * pf insanity or have a predisposition to the paper by Moore. pa At 8:30 court took a recess to 8:45, Cross-examined: Have for twelve case a long time, you had "years made a special study of eat se ge ge ce oie gg Weide better take ' ‘ = diseases. The a rance as well as. % . the talking and motisge of ‘a dementia —— here. Knew him well. Was. Ayer’s Sarsapariita . subject indicate his weakness. I do called to identify him at Martinez. He} : not think Burns.could give intelligent . 1s sane . also, It will remove all James J. Hanley: Known Moore in-. — pagal shot at his cabin with bim. . is sane. t . Phil H. Richards: Acquainted with . Moore wellfor many years. He is sane. . * against Moore, witness said he believed lack of acquaintance) JOO Cot te uetol treely fall & the man sane. : L. 8 ins of the TRanscriet him how you are suffering. You ee testified that he believes defendant Oross-examined: Blows on the head falsm ated tdentifed letters wilttan t impurities. that have been aceumulatingfn your blood ‘and will greatly strengthen your nerves, . Write the Doctor. There may be something about will proeuiptly receive Medica) viv ce. dd: “ROSEBERY.,” At SCHMIDT BROS. Seg" . oav™. eau?) oije?). [aAM@,] [<8] [-P2%,] [<0] [ ADM] [eM] [CRNAa] [<A] [e8PHS] e+ 3G aC» ae. gle ae s -2 Ps] (eas Soa? Cav" (aber vee Pepe" Fabel Peaw’ Cau A Fine Line coer Breakfast Goods. re oe) HU Fresh from the Mitts. 1 ep pe ts 3] H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. #1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. 3K) Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. -—>? + We] For a Quick Lunch--atready cooked=-Ory 2. ct ‘ French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. kiss} Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. ‘el Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato. Saucé, 20c per can Pe ee as oe ote te oe oe ee oon 3-2 , ‘ . Sous?) ays?! oun?! ous?) Cawd?) Cea?) Cons?) Con) Cogn?) eas?) aye?) our? . ress, oO} pr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass. r . as LOKIOOOKIOOOKIONORIEOM ——— SEC IER ALE BE IRL ERE LE GE BOGE OA LLG EEN SLE EGY EPI cE EERE AEE: cima 0 8 a ar It-is a pleasure to sweep if you have a good sweeper.+, Have you seen . Bissell’s Cyco Bearing 0, CARPET SWEEPERS, * The} Latest Improved ? Also the common Bissell * and the Sunshine, * ee Just Received From®the:Factory a At KINKEAD’S.% IUD OI AI IOI OA OR AOR IR 4 a ~s Pn FONTLEROY BLOUSES ! . \. FOR CHILDREN, From 50 Cents to $2. _ yéther sports to keep the people inter53 is ted. 8 { GRIMES. } : AAAAADLLAAAAARALAAAARALAAAAAALAARAAARAL Telephone 301. . The Latest _ . ‘ Wall Paper. _ . Is called the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It comes principally in stripes with blended borders and ceiling to match. It is wonderfully rich in its effects and the style is bound to be lasting. 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EASY TO SEE A long distance or read ordinary print e if you have “ { G:i.:4A:8:8:E:S ’ Which are acceptably fitted. . y Our Optical department can supply 4 at very low prices, Eyeglasses and Spectacles in all cases where there are no complications. If a prescription is necessary the cost of making the glasses will be slightly more. Spectacles of all kinds repaired. Particular attention given to the re pairing of Watches and Olocks by grad nate watchmakers, } : Telephone West 14. Successors to F. 0. Luetje, Broad St., Nevada City b A. & H. W. Hartung,