June 21, 1899 (4 pages)

/ umtmer Wear. d see the. display of igin the show-window. re. They have an awn,’ organdie, piquet , summer goods an the . than ever. It will-be . time of any lady to ods without delay. goa <icarinate Cannot be Cured ations, as they lehatat ed portion of the ear. 16 wayto cure deafness, onstitutional remedies. sed by an inflamed conmacous lining of the e: When this tabe gets we a rumbling’ sound aring, and when it is. deafhess.is the result, inflammation can ba his tube restored to its ny hearing will -be’dohitie cases’ out. of tén tarrh, which. (is nothing . condition of the rau: One Handred. . f Deafness (can: nnot be ctired by. Halle Send forcironlars, free, INEY &€GO, Teledo,0. ists, 700. is Pills.are the tet. 4 —+-+8e>—_____." ad tor 25c at Homing’ 8 + See u Try It. ugh and ‘Conennspely rd: at the.small prite ts. and $1.00, does not ttle back and we will oney. Sold ‘for “085 is guarantee. Price din sale by H eke Bt. are comfortably covfrom our stock. They : tural movement. offer are roémy but ‘hey conform’ to the They are handsome, The stock used is irned and prepared in give the best possible 5 and $250 Vici Kid 1al. Have you seen iptly and neatly done seS. -¥BROS., Broad Street. ODS ! CO. nd Skirts. nd -25c. ad 25c, gic," nae Nae \ 0. Skirts, just, re ford : Minery 2 . be ready within: twenty. days. . John Hussen. J aia CU we MOORE’S FLAT. Jobn Dowling and family of San Francisco are spending the summer here. Eugene Hegarty has a sprained ankle. ; Miss Sarah Hegarty will return this week from the State Normal school at San Jose. (Elae FRENCH CORRAL. ot Joseph Fogarty bas returned from Smartsville. An open air, ice cream social was given Saturday evening at the home of Wm. Moulton Jr. by that gentleman and R. N. Smith. Mrs. Geo. T. Coffey of North San Juan is visiting her mother, Mrs. N; GC. Miller of French Corral. The Slide Gold Mining & Milling Co, will erect. a Merrill mill instead\of a stamp mill. Superintendent Moroney expects to have thirty or forty: men employed by, the first of September, The company is now driving the upper tunnel ahead, and putting in chutes preparatory to stoping. The mill will Water will be furnished by the Kate Hayes Mining Company. The Slide was located in 1855 by Wm. Moulton and It was afterwards relocated by a company that milled about 1000 tons of ore, which ayeraged about $14 perton. They bouglit, a 10-stamp ' mill, which was at Jones* Bar, on the South Yuba river. Owing to a lack of money to carry on development work the mine has been idle for several years. A. R.Dahlberg of French Corral bought all the stock some years ago, and he expended about $20,000 in trying to develop the large vein. Supt. Moroney was instrumental in organizing a company of Los Angeles capitalists who bonded the mine and commenced the present operations. Mr. Moroney isa ‘practical miner, and was in the employ of the Milton Mining and Water Company for several veers: SENSIBLE 70 QUIT. Coffee Agrees With Some People, But Not With All. Coffee has caused my son-in-law to have nauseaund pain in the stomach and bowels. In my own case I am anableto drink coffee without having distress afterwards, and my son eleven years old, has had dyspepsia, caused by Guinking coffee. We all abandoned the use of coffee some months ago and have been using the Postum Food Coffee since. Each and every one of us have -been entirely cured of our troubles and we are naturally great friends of Postum. I have tried several different ways of making it, but there’s no way so good as to follow the directions properly; then we have a delicious drink. Mrs. A. E. Moublo, 331 Lynn S8t., Malden, Mass. + 2ee ‘Will Play at the Picnic. The Seaweeds andwilt Edges are to play bal] at next Saturday’s picnic at Glenbrook Park, and a well contested game can be relied upon, Sullivan has signed with the Seaweeds to play right field; and will make his debut Saturday. The. business houses generally will close in the afternoon to give their employes an opportunity to attend the picnic. The Transcript will go to press before noon as the printers want to be on hand too. Twenty-five bullsheads are to be barbecued, and the various butchershops of this city have commenced getting them ready. eee ‘Graduates’ Ball. The ball to be given. at Armory Hall on Friday evening, June 30th, by the graduating class. of the high school, will be a very pleasant affair. All the arrangements are about completed and those who attend may safely count on having a good time. George J, Dunster will be floor director and the floor managers will be Flank Glasson, Artbhur Murchie, Ralph Eddy, Gluyas Richards, Arthur Jewett, R. Goyne, F. Jsoard, W. Grimes, John Hooper, H. Loveland, Charles Grimes, L. Walling, S$. Eads, L. Schwartz. Fn meen] _ Fretich Tansy Wafers, —. These are the genuine French Wafers, imported direct from is. Ladies can depend upon. securing re. lief from.and cure of irregular periods ss aap of cause. red wrappers. of substitutes. -LA NCE DRUG COMPANY, importe San eangison: For sale by W. D. Vinton, Many Lover ae as turned with disgust from an othervee lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 95 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist.” tf For a ood smoke try a Fadden cigar, Soi at Giff’s by a Fadden and sold ne at Lemmon’s Bros, j8-tf What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Soned, © Colds and ey a used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in adv stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 60 cts. and $1.00. For gale by H. Dickerman, the alee sge tf . gentlemen?” asked his honor. . The Jury Took No Stock in the Plea of peeeanity, Verdict Reached at 3:10 This florning and Brought Into Court at ba 30. Ed Moore, the brutal murderer of ing obligations to bis lawyer, a majority of the jury and his luck. He is . going to be sent to the State Prison for life instead of having his neck stretched on the gallows ashe deserved. At half-past 9 o’clock this mbérning the jurymen came into court looking bedraggled and blear-eyed as a result of having been locked up since 4:55 last evening except during the interyals when:they were taken to the New York hotel for dinner and breakfast. William H. Kilroy, is under everlasting his instructions to the j jury. The jury retired at4: se PERSONAL “POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings af old ~ and Young. in town.8. B. Fowler came down today from Maybert. Major McBride is here from North San Juan, Dr. Sawyer has returned from San Franscisco, ED. M.-MOORE. The courthouse bell was not rung this morning when Judge Nilon went upon the bench, so there were but four men in the court-room besides those connected with the court, the defendant and the newspaper men. “Have you agreed upon a verdict, “We have,” said Foreman J. A. Craig, handing his honor a sealed envelope. The Judge tore the envelope open, read the contents and told Clerk Arbogast to read the verdict aloud. The jury bad found Moore guilty of murder in the first degree and fixed the penalty at life imprisonment. The jury was polled, assenting one by one to the verdict. Moore was affected but slightly by the result. His complexion took on a sallow tinge for a moment, his features brightened, then the old look of indifference came back. He had slept like a babe all night and until he was awakened this morning to get ready for breakfast. “It would take something more appalling than the swish of a bhangman’s noose or the shadow of a scaffold to disturb him,” said one of the county officers. Moore is to appear next Monday morning for sentence. As soon as the jury retired last evening balloting began. At the first vote eleven jurors showed they thought the accused man sane while one deemed him insane. On the second all agreed that he was sane. On the first vote.as to the crime five voted for hanging, five for life imprisonment and two for manslaughter. Ballots were taken every half hour or oftener, most of them standing four) for-hanging and eight divided between manslaughter and murder, At 3:10 this morning the compromise verdict was reached. After the 3:15 p, m. recess yesterday Mr. Power resumed his closing argument. He said he could not see a weak point in the case of the prosecution. He pointed to Dr. Tickell’s response to a hypothetical _ question founded on the Kilroy. case to the effect that. Moore was sane. . The Doctor said a man shot twice in the stomach would Pe forward forcibly. Kilroy went against Moore, then sank to his knees and called, “Ob, Bob, come here.” . The defense was reduced to straits. It is not often we ask you to inflict the death penalty. I ask you now todo it, and am willing to take all the re‘sponsibility on my own.shoulders. You. owe it to society. You should do it to prevent Moore from doing further dangage, He is a dangerous man to be in any prison. He should be made an example of. ‘I'he extreme that will effectually put such criminals out of the way. The murder of Sherwas referred to, and now said the lawyer, Kilroy too is murdered in the discharge of his duty. [tis not for the sake of revenge that men are hung, but to protect the people and maintain the law. The defense say Kilroy was a foolish man. Would to God we had more men like him. He was one of our best citizens. Moore according to his own admissions and those of his wit‘nesses was one of the worst. He satis-' ‘fled a fhomentary passion. He is now’ '. San Francisco. ‘. today from Moore’s Flat. . ras Mrs. N. Trevena of French Corral is . : penalty of the law is the only thing; iffs Douglass and Pascoe by criminais . }. Mrs. C, D. Brown ‘has returned from L. E. Peck, a Graniteville hotel men, was herelast’night. — W.H. Tuttle returned last evening from Adams‘Springs. _ Miss Mary McNichols came down visiting relations at this-city. ing school. hours longer. a. Chris Weisenburger and T. Jewett have gone to-the Alta mine near Alleghany toconstruct a mill. will return temorrow night to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hager. + 2@edered his decision in the suit entitled County of Yuba vs. Kate Hayes Mining Company, in which the defendants the complaint, and had also filed a demurrer, tributaries, mining refuse or debris from its mines operated by the hydraulic process. demurrer, denied the motion to strike days to answer. 1 1G All Night Telephone Service. city was circulated and received many subscribers, ton announced that for a month past he had ben working to secure this very inaugurated next week. S YOUR’ HAIR TURNING GRAY? What does your mirror say P Does it tell you of some little streaks of grayP Are you pleased? Do your friends of the same age show this loss of power alsoP Just remember that gray hair never becomes «darker without help, while dark hair rapidly becomes gray when once the change begins. sAyer’ss Hair” Vigor will bring back to your hair the color of youth. It never fails. It is just as sure as that heat melts snow, or that water quenches.fire, It cleanses the scalp also and prevents the formation of dandruff. It feeds and nourishes the bulbs. of the hair making them produce a luxuriant growth. It stops the hair fromfailing out and gives a fine soft finish to the hair aswell.' . We have a book on the Hatr anu Scalp eniop you may obtain free “Nt you do not obtain all the benefits you ‘expected from the use of t Vigor, write the Dosey. sone ress — Leweill, a. . paying for it. t. At 8:55 pm. Judge Nilom began givoperation—the only treatment which the doctors kn E. Goodwin of the Zantgarat mine is MOST. LENT CASES HAVE Degree rt rae Pr on APPEARED AT FIRST AS isis ec etaryoxt oe MERE. PIMPLES, many cause they'do not know just what the disease is; are forced to ‘it to a cruel and Poa ptly returns egret and is ao nt and af iti than s, even. more ge tie Cancer is a d eadly poison in the blood, ies’ other external treatment can come from within—the eee of See mi Mr. Wm pole, of Walshtown, 8. D., says: “A ~ SEiatSvale ran in all diecloca Voesants gre is Tan in ons C) t farmed and consulted a good doctor, who pronounced it Cancer, sent to. I read in my local paper of a cure effected by & 8. 8:,an decided to try it. It acted like a charm, the Coan gat first irritated, and then diecharging NN very freely, tinued al This gradually grew less and then discon. ether, leaving a small scab which soon dropi ped off, and now only a healthy little scar yy. What threatened to destroy my_jife’onge held, ee re : Positively the only cure for Cancer Swift's Specific . s. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD —because it is the only remedy which can ‘deep enough: to ‘Feach the root of the disease and force it out oF the rly io ts A ek gr ci does not reach the blood—the real sy of the disease—because the blood can not be cut away. Insist upon 8. 8. '8.; can, take its place, 8.5.8. cures also any case of Soro, zema, Rheumatism, Con B es Rede itr ee any other form eet blood disease. Valuable ancer an iseases w: ma free to any addr Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, "era ; f stioae Miss Jessie Organ has returned from eA Overton where she has: been teachiNet Manuel Silva of Willow Valley. is is very low today.and can live but a few . Miss Neva Hager, who is a student at . . 4 the: State Normal School at San Jose, . ' Against the Kate Hayes Company. . . ! : Judge Davia of Yuba county has ren. . , moved to strike out certain portions of i The action was brought to yi enjoin the defendant from fluming or . . ; depositing in the Yuba river and its . . i The Court. overruled the . . i out, and gave the defendants twenty Ps Yesterday a petition to the Sunset fe ‘Telephone Company to furnish night . e service to its 160 subscribers at. this . . ? Last night Manager Vin* necessary improvement in the service te and had finally secured permission to 1 introduce it. The night service will be . . ‘: ee ee BI PIII "Third Annual . Picnic OF THE Glenbrook Park Association at Glenbrook Park, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 18009. SO BB) w DOE OOOO IORI ION Bult 3 Head Breaktlast Games, Dancing and other amusements. Further particulars later on. 1 Bids for Bar, Ice Cream Stand and. other. privileges closé Wednesday, June 21. Address WM. GIFFIN, . Seariary eee en YETI PILES L IS IP TTI, *K if you have a good sweeper. : The) Latest Improved ° aud the Sunshine,Just Received FromSthe:Factory FAAS IAAI III IIIT AR LOKRNRRKOKIOK OR ORIORICRIOIOK It is a pleasure to. sweep Have you seen Bissell’s Cyco Bearing CARPET SWEEPERS, _Also the common Bissell At KINKEAD’S. SEB, ALES PH 0 98) HA (APG) [582] [00%] (0A) (8 ib) ai ei Pee ati eas ae Cain’ Paid A Fine Line -Onrs Breakfast.Goods. ——>t-+— Al Fresh from the Mites. —— + H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. ‘4 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mothér’s Mush. ead Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. ‘. Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bialte. mo} Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. 3] Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. + ——>}[a No eau Basel Sean?! For a Quick Luneh--already covked--Ory .) French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. 3 Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts, Ie > pss Beans, Tomato. Sauce, 20c per can “ie ee A. B. WOLF. aes cael aiacty be Bos gi naturally. turn Bbooiyes ‘over to the doctors,. mm plaster, or . . ave no effect wha whatever 0p upon it. The cure pint 2 ust be eradicated. : Tittle blotehi aboot the size of a pea came und my, left . and advised that it-be out out; but this F could not ‘con’*. . J. J. JACKSON, =<aagte FOR age From 50 Cents to $2. GRIMES. } . errenternfvnevoevernnannnennen Just Devslved An Etegant 3d Installment. Assortment, Carpets, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Lace Curtains. Curtain Poles. CURTAIN POLES, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) Broad Street, corner Pine. Adddddddddidd AUUTSTTIESISESEVETEET BEEHIVE. GROCERY . . Proprietor Agency For--lonogrami;Whiskey 3 Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Greceries al PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS. AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey, Serer anes vardindversn $1 00 ; Mikado Soap....ccccccsccsssseceees 05 Duffy’s Malt Whiskey..,... BO A Bibs nos. iitadencwitorconugn 1 0 Pepsin Whiskey.i..6:.s0c0ssceseeeee 1 00 Game Cock Whiskey..... 1 00 Clairette Soap...cccc00.scseees 05 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey Ee eer 100 Water Queen Soap deeeeesencccecvccsccecs 05 1X L Whiskey.,;.2: ae ee 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ...esceee 05 Rock & Rye ie og « vsadecsdsdeee. 1 00} Cashmere (white) Soap.... 05 Maple sRum . cocsscessseccescooseeseeees 1 00 . Dandy Soap, 20 bars.... 650 Sherry Wine. nage CRatersseeee rh a 4 . Ee 6 2 Port on per ae os uae Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3ib pokg 20 Ogres, Wine, siete <e % . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. 05 ow ee ew ew ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial, = © = = = e me we ow wn wm wm . LATEST. SHIRT WAIST SET AND PINS. NECK CLASPS. THE NETHER SOLE BRACELET Is all the Go and we have a Great Variety. We have a fine assortment of : Ladies’ Long Chains, a Gent’s. Chains, And a Very. Nice Line of Manufacturing Jeweler. —~ sentra — Telephone West 14. a % EASY TO SEE , A long distance or read ordinary print if you have . ‘ G:3:4A:8:8:E:8 Which are acceptably fitted. 1 Our Optical department can supply at very low prices, Eyeglasses and Spee: tacles in all cases where there are no complications. . If a prescription is necessary shane’ of making the glasses will be slightly more. : , _ Spectacles of all kinds repaired. wilt Particular attention given to the re ~~ wy aot pairing of Watches and Otogies by geal” uate watchmakers.} ~ . A. & H. W. Hartung ro ecas

/ umtmer Wear. d see the. display of igin the show-window. re. They have an awn,’ organdie, piquet , summer goods an the . than ever. It will-be . time of any lady to ods without delay. goa <icarinate Cannot be Cured ations, as they lehatat ed portion of the ear. 16 wayto cure deafness, onstitutional remedies. sed by an inflamed conmacous lining of the e: When this tabe gets we a rumbling’ sound aring, and when it is. deafhess.is the result, inflammation can ba his tube restored to its ny hearing will -be’dohitie cases’ out. of tén tarrh, which. (is nothing . condition of the rau: One Handred. . f Deafness (can: nnot be ctired by. Halle Send forcironlars, free, INEY &€GO, Teledo,0. ists, 700.. is Pills.are the tet. 4 —+-+8e>—_____." ad tor 25c at Homing’ 8 + See u Try It.. ugh and ‘Conennspely rd: at the.small prite ts. and $1.00, does not ttle back and we will oney. Sold ‘for “085 is guarantee. Price din sale by H eke Bt. are comfortably covfrom our stock. They : tural movement. offer are roémy but ‘hey conform’ to the They are handsome, The stock used is irned and prepared in give the best possible 5 and $250 Vici Kid 1al. Have you seen iptly and neatly done seS. -¥BROS., Broad Street. ODS ! CO. nd Skirts. nd -25c. ad 25c, gic," nae Nae \ 0. Skirts, just, re ford : Minery 2 . be ready within: twenty. days. . John Hussen. J aia CU we MOORE’S FLAT. Jobn Dowling and family of San Francisco are spending the summer here. Eugene Hegarty has a sprained ankle. ; Miss Sarah Hegarty will return this week from the State Normal school at San Jose. (Elae FRENCH CORRAL. ot Joseph Fogarty bas returned from Smartsville. An open air, ice cream social was given Saturday evening at the home of Wm. Moulton Jr. by that gentleman and R. N. Smith. Mrs. Geo. T. Coffey of North San Juan is visiting her mother, Mrs. N; GC. Miller of French Corral. The Slide Gold Mining & Milling Co, will erect. a Merrill mill instead\of a stamp mill. Superintendent Moroney expects to have thirty or forty: men employed by, the first of September, The company is now driving the upper tunnel ahead, and putting in chutes preparatory to stoping. The mill will Water will be furnished by the Kate Hayes Mining Company. The Slide was located in 1855 by Wm. Moulton and It was afterwards relocated by a company that milled about 1000 tons of ore, which ayeraged about $14 perton. They bouglit, a 10-stamp ' mill, which was at Jones* Bar, on the South Yuba river. Owing to a lack of money to carry on development work the mine has been idle for several years. A. R.Dahlberg of French Corral bought all the stock some years ago, and he expended about $20,000 in trying to develop the large vein. Supt. Moroney was instrumental in organizing a company of Los Angeles capitalists who bonded the mine and commenced the present operations. Mr. Moroney isa ‘practical miner, and was in the employ of the Milton Mining and Water Company for several veers: SENSIBLE 70 QUIT. Coffee Agrees With Some People, But Not With All. Coffee has caused my son-in-law to have nauseaund pain in the stomach and bowels. In my own case I am anableto drink coffee without having distress afterwards, and my son eleven years old, has had dyspepsia, caused by Guinking coffee. We all abandoned the use of coffee some months ago and have been using the Postum Food Coffee since. Each and every one of us have -been entirely cured of our troubles and we are naturally great friends of Postum. I have tried several different ways of making it, but there’s no way so good as to follow the directions properly; then we have a delicious drink. Mrs. A. E. Moublo, 331 Lynn S8t., Malden, Mass. + 2ee ‘Will Play at the Picnic. The Seaweeds andwilt Edges are to play bal] at next Saturday’s picnic at Glenbrook Park, and a well contested game can be relied upon, Sullivan has signed with the Seaweeds to play right field; and will make his debut Saturday. The. business houses generally will close in the afternoon to give their employes an opportunity to attend the picnic. The Transcript will go to press before noon as the printers want to be on hand too. Twenty-five bullsheads are to be barbecued, and the various butchershops of this city have commenced getting them ready. eee ‘Graduates’ Ball. The ball to be given. at Armory Hall on Friday evening, June 30th, by the graduating class. of the high school, will be a very pleasant affair. All the arrangements are about completed and those who attend may safely count on having a good time. George J, Dunster will be floor director and the floor managers will be Flank Glasson, Artbhur Murchie, Ralph Eddy, Gluyas Richards, Arthur Jewett, R. Goyne, F. Jsoard, W. Grimes, John Hooper, H. Loveland, Charles Grimes, L. Walling, S$. Eads, L. Schwartz. Fn meen] _ Fretich Tansy Wafers, —. These are the genuine French Wafers, imported direct from is. Ladies can depend upon. securing re. lief from.and cure of irregular periods ss aap of cause. red wrappers. of substitutes. -LA NCE DRUG COMPANY, importe San eangison: For sale by W. D. Vinton, Many Lover ae as turned with disgust from an othervee lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 95 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist.” tf For a ood smoke try a Fadden cigar, Soi at Giff’s by a Fadden and sold ne at Lemmon’s Bros, j8-tf What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Soned, © Colds and ey a used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in adv stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 60 cts. and $1.00. For gale by H. Dickerman, the alee sge tf . gentlemen?” asked his honor. . The Jury Took No Stock in the Plea of peeeanity, Verdict Reached at 3:10 This florning and Brought Into Court at ba 30. Ed Moore, the brutal murderer of ing obligations to bis lawyer, a majority of the jury and his luck. He is . going to be sent to the State Prison for life instead of having his neck stretched on the gallows ashe deserved. At half-past 9 o’clock this mbérning the jurymen came into court looking bedraggled and blear-eyed as a result of having been locked up since 4:55 last evening except during the interyals when:they were taken to the New York hotel for dinner and breakfast. William H. Kilroy, is under everlasting his instructions to the j jury. The jury retired at4: se PERSONAL “POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings af old ~ and Young. in town.8. B. Fowler came down today from Maybert. Major McBride is here from North San Juan, Dr. Sawyer has returned from San Franscisco, ED. M.-MOORE. The courthouse bell was not rung this morning when Judge Nilon went upon the bench, so there were but four men in the court-room besides those connected with the court, the defendant and the newspaper men. “Have you agreed upon a verdict, “We have,” said Foreman J. A. Craig, handing his honor a sealed envelope. The Judge tore the envelope open, read the contents and told Clerk Arbogast to read the verdict aloud. The jury bad found Moore guilty of murder in the first degree and fixed the penalty at life imprisonment. The jury was polled, assenting one by one to the verdict. Moore was affected but slightly by the result. His complexion took on a sallow tinge for a moment, his features brightened, then the old look of indifference came back. He had slept like a babe all night and until he was awakened this morning to get ready for breakfast. “It would take something more appalling than the swish of a bhangman’s noose or the shadow of a scaffold to disturb him,” said one of the county officers. Moore is to appear next Monday morning for sentence. As soon as the jury retired last evening balloting began. At the first vote eleven jurors showed they thought the accused man sane while one deemed him insane. On the second all agreed that he was sane. On the first vote.as to the crime five voted for hanging, five for life imprisonment and two for manslaughter. Ballots were taken every half hour or oftener, most of them standing four) for-hanging and eight divided between manslaughter and murder, At 3:10 this morning the compromise verdict was reached. After the 3:15 p, m. recess yesterday Mr. Power resumed his closing argument. He said he could not see a weak point in the case of the prosecution. He pointed to Dr. Tickell’s response to a hypothetical _ question founded on the Kilroy. case to the effect that. Moore was sane. . The Doctor said a man shot twice in the stomach would Pe forward forcibly. Kilroy went against Moore, then sank to his knees and called, “Ob, Bob, come here.” . The defense was reduced to straits. It is not often we ask you to inflict the

death penalty. I ask you now todo it, and am willing to take all the re‘sponsibility on my own..shoulders. You. owe it to society. You should do it to prevent Moore from doing further dangage, He is a dangerous man to be in any prison. He should be made an example of. ‘I'he extreme that will effectually put such criminals out of the way. The murder of Sherwas referred to, and now said the lawyer, Kilroy too is murdered in the discharge of his duty. [tis not for the sake of revenge that men are hung, but to protect the people and maintain the law. The defense say Kilroy was a foolish man. Would to God we had more men like him. He was one of our best citizens. Moore according to his own admissions and those of his wit‘nesses was one of the worst. He satis-' ‘fled a fhomentary passion. He is now’ '. San Francisco. ‘. today from Moore’s Flat. . ras Mrs. N. Trevena of French Corral is . : penalty of the law is the only thing; iffs Douglass and Pascoe by criminais . }. Mrs. C, D. Brown ‘has returned from L. E. Peck, a Graniteville hotel men, was herelast’night. — W.H. Tuttle returned last evening from Adams‘Springs. _ Miss Mary McNichols came down visiting relations at this-city. ing school. hours longer. a. Chris Weisenburger and T. Jewett have gone to-the Alta mine near Alleghany toconstruct a mill. will return temorrow night to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hager. + 2@edered his decision in the suit entitled County of Yuba vs. Kate Hayes Mining Company, in which the defendants the complaint, and had also filed a demurrer, tributaries, mining refuse or debris from its mines operated by the hydraulic process. demurrer, denied the motion to strike days to answer. 1 1G All Night Telephone Service. city was circulated and received many subscribers, ton announced that for a month past he had ben working to secure this very inaugurated next week. S YOUR’ HAIR TURNING GRAY? What does your mirror say P Does it tell you of some little streaks of grayP Are you pleased? Do your friends of the same age show this loss of power alsoP Just remember that gray hair never becomes «darker without help, while dark hair rapidly becomes gray when once the change begins. sAyer’ss Hair” Vigor will bring back to your hair the color of youth. It never fails. It is just as sure as that heat melts snow, or that water quenches.fire, It cleanses the scalp also and prevents the formation of dandruff. It feeds and nourishes the bulbs. of the hair making them produce a luxuriant growth. It stops the hair fromfailing out and gives a fine soft finish to the hair aswell.' . We have a book on the Hatr anu Scalp eniop you may obtain free “Nt you do not obtain all the benefits you ‘expected from the use of t Vigor, write the Dosey. sone ress — Leweill, a. . paying for it. t. At 8:55 pm. Judge Nilom began givoperation—the only treatment which the doctors kn E. Goodwin of the Zantgarat mine is MOST. LENT CASES HAVE Degree rt rae Pr on APPEARED AT FIRST AS isis ec etaryoxt oe MERE. PIMPLES, many cause they'do not know just what the disease is; are forced to ‘it to a cruel and Poa ptly returns egret and is ao nt and af iti than s, even. more ge tie Cancer is a d eadly poison in the blood, ies’ other external treatment can come from within—the eee of See mi Mr. Wm pole, of Walshtown, 8. D., says: “A ~ SEiatSvale ran in all diecloca Voesants gre is Tan in ons C) t farmed and consulted a good doctor, who pronounced it Cancer, sent to. I read in my local paper of a cure effected by & 8. 8:,an decided to try it. It acted like a charm, the Coan gat first irritated, and then diecharging NN very freely, tinued al This gradually grew less and then discon. ether, leaving a small scab which soon dropi ped off, and now only a healthy little scar yy. What threatened to destroy my_jife’onge held, ee re : Positively the only cure for Cancer Swift's Specific . s. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD —because it is the only remedy which can ‘deep enough: to ‘Feach the root of the disease and force it out oF the rly io ts A ek gr ci does not reach the blood—the real sy of the disease—because the blood can not be cut away. Insist upon 8. 8. '8.; can, take its place, 8.5.8. cures also any case of Soro, zema, Rheumatism, Con B es Rede itr ee any other form eet blood disease. Valuable ancer an iseases w: ma free to any addr Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, "era ; f stioae Miss Jessie Organ has returned from eA Overton where she has: been teachiNet Manuel Silva of Willow Valley. is is very low today.and can live but a few . Miss Neva Hager, who is a student at . . 4 the: State Normal School at San Jose, . ' Against the Kate Hayes Company. . . ! : Judge Davia of Yuba county has ren. . , moved to strike out certain portions of i The action was brought to yi enjoin the defendant from fluming or . . ; depositing in the Yuba river and its . . i The Court. overruled the . . i out, and gave the defendants twenty Ps Yesterday a petition to the Sunset fe ‘Telephone Company to furnish night . e service to its 160 subscribers at. this . . ? Last night Manager Vin* necessary improvement in the service te and had finally secured permission to 1 introduce it. The night service will be . . ‘: ee ee BI PIII "Third Annual . Picnic OF THE Glenbrook Park Association at Glenbrook Park, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 18009. SO BB) w DOE OOOO IORI ION Bult 3 Head Breaktlast Games, Dancing and other amusements. Further particulars later on. 1 Bids for Bar, Ice Cream Stand and. other. privileges closé Wednesday, June 21. Address WM. GIFFIN, . 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Nice Line of Manufacturing Jeweler. —~ sentra — Telephone West 14. a % EASY TO SEE , A long distance or read ordinary print if you have . ‘ G:3:4A:8:8:E:8 Which are acceptably fitted. 1 Our Optical department can supply at very low prices, Eyeglasses and Spee: tacles in all cases where there are no complications. . If a prescription is necessary shane’ of making the glasses will be slightly more. : , _ Spectacles of all kinds repaired. wilt Particular attention given to the re ~~ wy aot pairing of Watches and Otogies by geal” uate watchmakers.} ~ . A. & H. W. Hartung ro ecas